Rutgers out of state to in-state tuition

[Namelessking]

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Ironically someone at work found out I got into some dental schools in 2016 and they had a relative in their family who wanted to apply to Rutgers (a school I also applied to back in 16). I don't remember 100% but I believe Rutgers allows a residency change after 1 year for oos students. I just wanted to make sure because this guy got terrified when I told him Rutgers might cost his son/daughter over 400k since they'd be an out of stater. I told him I'd double check on the in-state thing but is it impossible to change one's residence status if you're doing so solely for tuition purposes? Thanks fellows.

 

[wwdentist]

It is still possible, according to the How To Get Into Dental School guide published on SDN. You can find it here How to Get Into Dental School: A Free Admissions Guide | Student Doctor Network. There is a table that denotes each school's policy regarding IS tuition after the first year.

 

[Namelessking]

It is still possible, according to the How To Get Into Dental School guide published on SDN. You can find it here How to Get Into Dental School: A Free Admissions Guide | Student Doctor Network. There is a table that denotes each school's policy regarding IS tuition after the first year.

Damn that's a good read. Thanks I'll just give this to him. Should probably help him with whatever other schools his kid may be considering. Thanks man.

 

[WolfsBane]

Ironically someone at work found out I got into some dental schools in 2016 and they had a relative in their family who wanted to apply to Rutgers (a school I also applied to back in 16). I don't remember 100% but I believe Rutgers allows a residency change after 1 year for oos students. I just wanted to make sure because this guy got terrified when I told him Rutgers might cost his son/daughter over 400k since they'd be an out of stater. I told him I'd double check on the in-state thing but is it impossible to change one's residence status if you're doing so solely for tuition purposes? Thanks fellows.

I am attending Rutgers this year. You can get in-state after one year.