I have not seen any thread for UMES fall 2015 yet so i decided to create one So we can all share our experience though out the nervous process. I already submitted my application and now have my fingers crossed
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oh what do you mean? we can apply for Maryland residency after a year?I talked to a representative on the phone who told me they do have residency programs which could make your tuition instate rate after about a year. not all bad
Yes, although it's not always guaranteed. You have to have been living in Maryland for a whole year and sometimes they (whoever awards in-state residency) will look at other factors. Example, one classmate moved his grandmother here after getting an apartment, changing his car license plates, etc so he was granted in-state residency however one other classmate works here, has been in the same house since P1 year, but because her mom paid her rent they didn't grant her in-state tuition. So we generally tell students to try to find your housing and get everything switched over to Maryland residency as soon as possible after your acceptance. You may be able to call the SOP office and talk to them about all the things you need to do to establish residency but definitely do it after you're accepted so that it can kick in for P2 year.oh what do you mean? we can apply for Maryland residency after a year?
Hey, I am really interested in pharmacy at UMES, however, I read all over the news that this school has a horrible reputation when it comes to crime. Furthermore, salisbury also has a horrible crime rate. How do you feel safe going to a school such as UMES?
My concern is if I went to school here, my wife would be coming also and with a crime rate so high... How would I feel safe for my family? Lastly, how would my wife find a job in a place so isolated and dangerous?
I would really love some honest feedback about the safety of salisbury and princess anne as a whole and the opportunities of jobs. Thanks!
I did! I had an interview on the 21st.Hey did anyone else interview this month?
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