Texas Chances

[rma5205]

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I have a question regarding my chances for admission to a Texas medical school. I recently moved to Texas from Pennsylvania about two months ago. I understand that I will not be considered a Texas resident for the 2016 application cycle. However, I work in the Texas Medical Center and have an established address here, as well as family. If I apply as a non-resident and note my circumstances, do you think that will improve my chances as a non-resident. I wish I had thought of this early because I know applying ASAP would have helped my chances. Any advise/comments are appreciated.

 

[Goro]

Call up some of the Admissions deans and ask.

I have a question regarding my chances for admission to a Texas medical school. I recently moved to Texas from Pennsylvania about two months ago. I understand that I will not be considered a Texas resident for the 2016 application cycle. However, I work in the Texas Medical Center and have an established address here, as well as family. If I apply as a non-resident and note my circumstances, do you think that will improve my chances as a non-resident. I wish I had thought of this early because I know applying ASAP would have helped my chances. Any advise/comments are appreciated.

 

[NickNaylor]

It will likely help in the sense that you have clear ties to the state despite not being a resident. However, you will still be considered an OOS applicant with the difficulty that label entails.