State medical schools that accept a significant amount of out of staters?

[UCLA Paratrooper]

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Anyone know?

UCLA Paratrooper

 

[none]

Iowa takes 30%, OHSU takes around 20%, UCSF and UCLA each take 40%

 

[jmejia1]

•••quote:•••Originally posted by none:
•Iowa takes 30%, OHSU takes around 20%, UCSF and UCLA each take 40%•••••I had no idea UCLA took 40% out of state. I don't have my MSAR in handy but that figure sounds vastly exaggerated. If they do take that many, then I'm surprised.

 

[Street Philosopher]

I think UC's cap at 20% out of staters

 

[AtYourCervix]

umich's class consists of about 50% out of state students.

atyourcervix :wink:

 

[SMW]

Add UVa to the list.

 

[gobears]

Here are US News and World Reports' numbers for those state schools.

UCSD: 98% in-state
UCSF: 95% in-state
UCLA: 95% in-state
Iowa: 75% in-state
OHSU: 75% in-state
UVA: 73% in-state
Michigan: 54% in-state

 

[sunflower79]

When I went to Berkeley's med school fair, schools that were recruiting included University of Illinois and UConn (30%). If I dig up the number for U-IL I'll post it.

 

[operadoc]

Over 50% of UVM's students come from out of state.

 

[giddygirl]

Most of OHSU's are through the WICHE program giving preference to students who live in a state that doesn't have a medical school: MT, ID, WY...

 

[Bikini Princess]

•••quote:•••Originally posted by giddygirl:
•Most of OHSU's are through the WICHE program giving preference to students who live in a state that doesn't have a medical school: MT, ID, WY...•••••FYI- I've heard OHSU also participates in the WAMI program (Wyoming Alaska Montanta Idaho), and the WICHE...So, likely a good % of "out of staters" actually come from these.

 

[paean]

Ohio state is friendly to out off state applicants.
I interviewed at OHSU (I'm a Californian) and was told they have a lot of non-residents. The wiche program has limited money, so while a lot of students in those states may apply to the wiche program (providing them funding and priority acceptance at certain schools), there aren't a lot who actually get in the program. There are a lot of non-wiche students as OHSU as part of the non-resident percentage. I don't know anything about the wami program, but no one at OHSU mentioned it.

 

[sandflea]

•••quote:•••Originally posted by sunflower79:
•When I went to Berkeley's med school fair, schools that were recruiting included University of Illinois and UConn (30%). If I dig up the number for U-IL I'll post it.•••••U of I only heavily recruits out-of-state URMs. overall their percentage of out-of-state students is only 10%. i wouldn't consider it as an out-of-state applicant unless you are a URM; if so, then you should go for it.

 

[UCLA Paratrooper]

Bump

 

[bellaludwig]

Chicago/Finch U
NYMC
MCPHU
all accept a significant number of CAs
Pennsylvania as a state seems to like CAs in general. Good luck.

 

[Joe Joe on da Radio]

rush seems to like ucla students. a lot of friends and myself included received interviews from them. you should keep them in mind as well.

 

[none]

Most of the schools in the previous two posts aren't state schools...that was the OP's question.

 

[SMW]

•••quote:•••Originally posted by Bikini Princess:
• •••quote:•••Originally posted by giddygirl:
•Most of OHSU's are through the WICHE program giving preference to students who live in a state that doesn't have a medical school: MT, ID, WY...•••••FYI- I've heard OHSU also participates in the WAMI program (Wyoming Alaska Montanta Idaho), and the WICHE...So, likely a good % of "out of staters" actually come from these.•••••It's WWAMI (Washington, Wyoming, Alaska, Montana, and Idaho), and, no, OHSU does not participate. <img border="0" title="" alt="[Frown]" src="frown.gif" />