School List

[TthDec]

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School List (15):
MWU-AZ
ASDOH
Western
MWU-IL
MOSDOH
Michigan
NSU
Indiana
Louisville
UNLV
Buffalo
Maryland
VCU
Case Western
Colorado



I'd prefer to not go over 15 schools. What do you guys think? Should I switch some out in favor of others?

 

[ICUrunning]

Looks good.

 

[TthDec]

Would love some additional opinions.

 

[strep mutans]

Nvm, I see you're in AZ

 

[Weakfart]

Looks good.

Yes I do.

 

[CraigHack]

Nvm, I see you're in AZ

If you're a WICHE guy, I think you're missing an opportunity by not applying to WASH. I'd pull a couple privates off the list and add WASH.

 

[TthDec]

If you're a WICHE guy, I think you're missing an opportunity by not applying to WASH. I'd pull a couple privates off the list and add WASH.

Good point. I will definitely swap one school out for Wash.

 

[BrazilianRider]

Pitt is a good school, and relatively inexpensive compared to some of the private schools you have on there ($360k, but that includes $5,000ish a year for insurance so if you have that you can knock it down to $340k right off the bat).

 

[TthDec]

Thinking of swapping out Indiana / Louisville (I hear they give preference to East coasters???) for Wash and Roseman, thoughts?

 

[darknightzzz]

Pitt is a good school, and relatively inexpensive compared to some of the private schools you have on there ($360k, but that includes $5,000ish a year for insurance so if you have that you can knock it down to $340k right off the bat).

But pitt is a state school with IS-preference no?

 

[jeffity]

If you're a WICHE guy, I think you're missing an opportunity by not applying to WASH. I'd pull a couple privates off the list and add WASH.

Along these lines, consider OHSU too.

 

[DentalDoge]

There isnt much to say, you have a decent set of schools here. No red flags.

DAT could be higher, but it's fine.

 

[BrazilianRider]

But pitt is a state school with IS-preference no?

Pitt is weird. It's one of those half-public-half-private schools, and this results in... "Reasonable" tuition and no IS bias.