Where to find IS & OOS acceptance rates for DO schools

[OChemIsntFun]

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The only place I've been able to find stats on this are Medical School Acceptance Rates: In-State vs Out-of-State . I'm not sure if they're updated and accurate though. Does anyone have any other sources?

 

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The only place I've been able to find stats on this are Medical School Acceptance Rates: In-State vs Out-of-State . I'm not sure if they're updated and accurate though. Does anyone have any other sources?

Some DO schools advertise the IS vs OOS on their school website. Mileage may vary.

 

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The only place I've been able to find stats on this are Medical School Acceptance Rates: In-State vs Out-of-State . I'm not sure if they're updated and accurate though. Does anyone have any other sources?

AACOM has the data. OU-HCOM, OSU-COM and MSUCOM matriculate over 90% from instate. Rowan is 84%.

 

[Rogue42]

Every DO school except for 3 (maybe 4 at this point) are technically private schools. So there is no IS or OOS for the majority of campuses.

 

[Goro]

Every DO school except for 3 (maybe 4 at this point) are technically private schools. So there is no IS or OOS for the majority of campuses.

This. The only bias you will see is because those particular states (CA, NY, for example) have a lot of competitive applicants.