Transfer vs. Out-Of-State

[DreStylez]

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For the schools on the Pharmcas website what's the difference between transfer students and out-of-state students?

Thanks, Dre

 

[PrePharmGirl]

a transfer student is someone who was accepted into a school of pharmacy and went there for some period of time and then decided to go to another school of pharmacy somewhere else. So they were already in a pharmacy program somewhere else and transfered into another pharmacy program at another school, instead of starting with the freshman class.
And an out-of-state is just a person who isn't a resident of the state.

 

[fenixtnlfan]

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[Passion4Sci]

a transfer student is someone who was accepted into a school of pharmacy and went there for some period of time and then decided to go to another school of pharmacy somewhere else. So they were already in a pharmacy program somewhere else and transfered into another pharmacy program at another school, instead of starting with the freshman class.
And an out-of-state is just a person who isn't a resident of the state.

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