Texas dental schools

[madchemist2006]

Hey, does anybody knows how the texas dental schools deal with out-of-state applicants? more precisely U. of houston and san anton. They probably accept mostly in-state huh? Thanks

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[CatsLover]

They will accept mostly in state, around 8% or so, unless your state doesn't have a dental program, then they'll be more likely to consider you. I'd say apply anyway. It'll just increase your chances.

 

[coolhanluc]

Hey, does anybody knows how the texas dental schools deal with out-of-state applicants? more precisely U. of houston and san anton. They probably accept mostly in-state huh? Thanks

We string 'em up from the nearest tree

 

[FCIllini]

Hey, does anybody knows how the texas dental schools deal with out-of-state applicants? more precisely U. of houston and san anton. They probably accept mostly in-state huh? Thanks

Very few out-of-state students get in to Texas schools. Search past threads and you'll probably find hard numbers for the past few years. When I was interviewing, the majority of out-of-state students that were actually BEING INTERVIEWED seemed to be from Utah. Maybe a few from Arkansas since they don't have a dental school.

 

[aggie-master]

I think around 90% of seats go to Texas residents.

If you have awesome stats then you might have a chance.

 

[tinman831]

When I interviewed, I don't think I met a single person that was out of state. The weird thing was that it seemed like everyone was of a different ethnicity though

 

[Tilt23]

Very few out-of-state students get in to Texas schools. Search past threads and you'll probably find hard numbers for the past few years. When I was interviewing, the majority of out-of-state students that were actually BEING INTERVIEWED seemed to be from Utah. Maybe a few from Arkansas since they don't have a dental school.

We have like 5 people from Utah and a couple from Ark in our class at Baylor.....something about Utah? and they are really smart too, damn those Utes j/k