I noticed that some med schools tend to accept in-state students. Now for me that doesn't work in any event, being/going to be a international student in any event. Now what if I am a international student but I went to the same state for undergrad (full 4 years) but other than staying in the state for the university I never been to the state before. Does that qualify me as in-state? If it doesn't qualify me then will the school atleast consider that I went to the same state for undergrad (for 4 years) or will it be to the point that it wont matter and the school will see me as a out-of state.
Much thanks for any response. ;D
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