Schools with broad in-state definitions

[McPoppin]

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So I was glancing through Colorado's admissions material when I noticed that they consider Montana and Wyoming applicants as in-state (http://www.ucdenver.edu/academics/c...Admissions/apply/Pages/SelectionCriteria.aspx).

I was wondering if anyone knows of any other schools like this? I'm a Kentucky resident, so I would be interested specifically in the Southeast region, but I thought it would be a good discussion for everyone.

Thanks!

 

[FutureOncologist]

University of Tennessee Health Science Center in Memphis will consider applicants from neighboring states (~2 per state)

 

[Goro]

U WA = WWAMI (WA, WY, AK, MT and ID)

So I was glancing through Colorado's admissions material when I noticed that they consider Montana and Wyoming applicants as in-state (http://www.ucdenver.edu/academics/c...Admissions/apply/Pages/SelectionCriteria.aspx).

I was wondering if anyone knows of any other schools like this? I'm a Kentucky resident, so I would be interested specifically in the Southeast region, but I thought it would be a good discussion for everyone.

Thanks!

 

[ndafife]

North Dakota gives some preference to WICHE applicants from Wyoming and Montana.

You're generally just going to see it in Western States around those (Wyoming, Montana, Alaska, etc...) that do not have their own medical schools