Which schools are out-of-state friendly?

[bio_student95]

Please list all that you know, thanks in advance!

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[hellok111]

All the private ones mostly, on some websites you can see how many are from the state the school is in and how many are not. For sure, I know that AZCOPT has a lot of out of state students, so does PCO.

 

[DoctorOD]

Please list all that you know, thanks in advance!

Although many private schools have out-of-state students, being out-of-state is actually considered a diversity qualification for many public schools.
I know many schools like UCB, Indiana, Ohio State, and UH that will grant you in-state tuition after your first year, but they all have OOS students, too.

 

[Purkinja]

UAB will work with you as well

 

[bio_student95]

Although many private schools have out-of-state students, being out-of-state is actually considered a diversity qualification for many public schools.
I know many schools like UCB, Indiana, Ohio State, and UH that will grant you in-state tuition after your first year, but they all have OOS students, too.

Thanks for the info! I thought Indiana has a fixed tuition though? I was told that if you're OOS, then you pay OOS tuition for all 4 years

 

[lcxcupcake]

Thanks for the info! I thought Indiana has a fixed tuition though? I was told that if you're OOS, then you pay OOS tuition for all 4 years

I checked with Indiana Admissions, that’s true! The tuition is locked for all 4 years.

 

[bio_student95]

I checked with Indiana Admissions, that’s true! The tuition is locked for all 4 years.

Yeah it sucks
Do you know if any other schools have fixed tuition? Indiana is the only one I know of