Reasonable school list advice

With a 3.91/30 (fortunately a masters GPA isn't much regarded) schools you might consider to see if they "fit" your ECs that have a decent OOS matriculation rate:

Rochester, MCW, Miami, Einstein, SUNY Downstate, UMaryland, Loma Linda (requires lifestyle contact), Georgetown, UConn, Loyola, Stony Brook,
UKentucky, UWisc, Rush, Tufts, Cincinnati, Jefferson, Keck, FIU (13% OOS, but expected to rise), Virginia Tech (newer), Temple, Colorado (prefers 500 hr clinical&nontrads), Albany, GWU,
Toledo, Wake, Creighton (no CC credit for prereqs), Nebraska, LSU-NO, NYMC, Vermont, Hofstra (new)
Wright, Drexel, FAU, Tulane, MSU (high OOS tuition), Oakland (new in MI), Penn State (requires a research thesis), Commonwealth in Pa (seeks to train rural NE PA docs), Arizona X 2

 

I'm a Canadian applicant with similar stats. The schools I've applied to are quite OOS friendly and include Einstein, Boston, George Washington, Jefferson, MCW, MSU, Penn State, Rosalind Franklin, SLU, SUNY Upstate, and Wayne State

 

Sorry if this is a stupid question, and sorry to detour from the OP's question, but do private schools take into account your residency? IE, does OOS/IS matter to schools like Rochester, Wake, etc that you listed?

 

Most of the time private schools do not care about IS/OOS because they don't receive state funding, they just want the most qualified applicants

 

Rochester and Wake both matriculate > 50% OOSers. That they don't take more may reflect legislative support the comes with a mandate to accept a certain number of instaters, or with applicant bias to stay closer to home.