UOP and UCSF

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I go to school in california right now and hope to stay for grad school, will I have a disadvantage applying to dental schools in california?

Thank you for your responses in advance
 
ky1688 said:
I go to school in california right now and hope to stay for grad school, will I have a disadvantage applying to dental schools in california?

Thank you for your responses in advance
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You'll have an advantage when applying to UCLA and UCSF if you're a CA resident.
 
ky1688 said:
I go to school in california right now and hope to stay for grad school, will I have a disadvantage applying to dental schools in california?

Thank you for your responses in advance
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I don't necessarily understand what you're trying to ask?

In terms of state schools, UCLA and UCSF, you will be at an advantage when you apply if you are a California resident. As for the privates such as UOP, USC, Western, LLU, and such, they weigh you just as much as OOS applicants. The reasons these schools may represent a large percentage of CA residents is due to the applicant pool the school receives and the school's location.
 
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