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[Neha4000]

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Do in-state residents get preference for admission into TCOM? I'm not a Texas resident, but I'm really interested in this school. Any input is greatly appreciated.

Thanks.

 

[OSUdoc08]

Do in-state residents get preference for admission into TCOM? I'm not a Texas resident, but I'm really interested in this school. Any input is greatly appreciated.

Thanks.

Yes, all state schools are required to take a large majority of in-state students.
However, you well still find a small amount of out-of-state students, so don't hesitate to apply.

 

[nub]

If I remember correctly, TCOM takes 95% in-state residents. To get Texas residency you have to have a permenant residence in Texas for 12 months. If you apply here you will also be required to fill out the TMDSAS application because TCOM does not use AACOMAS

 

[TennisDOc]

I am a Utah resident, went to Utah State University, and have been interviewed at TCOM and am pretty sure that I will be accepted (TMDSAS won't let you know till Feb. 1). I went ahead and applied and somehow got the interview. I think just filling out the TMDSAS shows schools that you (as an out of stater) are serious about their school. Good luck on it.

 

[OrthoFixation]

If I remember correctly, TCOM takes 95% in-state residents. To get Texas residency you have to have a permenant residence in Texas for 12 months. If you apply here you will also be required to fill out the TMDSAS application because TCOM does not use AACOMAS

Required by law in-state = 90%
Historically in-state = 93-97%+
(varies by school)

Looooow tuition, even for out of staters 👍 Texas rocks 🙂