What OOS Dental schools are favorable for PA residents?

[sciencegirl1998]

I've been trying to go online and research to figure out this information, but I wanted to see if anyone who applied before had any insight? I applied to all the instate PA dental schools, Michigan, Tufts, VCU, OSU, and NYU. I was looking at adding UConn, Maryland, Stonybrook, Marquette, and Rutgers but I was wondering if there were any other schools friendly for PA residents? Thanks so much!

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[sonicfighter]

Depending on stats I would also toss in Penn as well to the list. If you manage to get a good Dean's scholarship it can be cheaper than other OOS programs.

 

[S_Diamond_DDS]

Get the adea guide/explorer to dental schools, and look at how many residents from PA each school took last year, this is how you determine which are good OOS schools for your state.

 

[Ladm8]

Add LECOM and UNE to your list, also consider peppering in some private schools

 

[Ivy.ch]

I really don't think Rutgers cares which state you come from - they give acceptances to all over the country, it's just usually OOS students turn down the offer for their in-state school. Rutgers gives in-state after the first year. We have a large amount of students from New York and Florida, and a couple from states like California and the South.