Hi there. I guess "residency status" means your US visa status. Most international students would be given F-1 and prior to the visa being issued, the students would have to provide a proof that they could support themselves and pay the full tuition. All in all, this would add up to lots of money. (See the $$ signs rolling up in the Faculty accountant's eyes!)
On a different note, most Schools set minimum 85 as their National Dental Board Examinations Part 1 score. However, what is the minimum Part 2 score (if requested) that people have been told? I am planning on sitting the Part 2 this March/April (I'm not sure of the exact dates but I have been told it would be Mon March 31 and Tue April 1...).
One more question: from all the Schools that accept advanced standing students, which one is the "cheapest" of all? I know most State schools would be far cheaper than the private Ivy League schools... but what would be the saving? Where should a bargain hunter be ideally aiming for?
Thanks people and good luck!
Cheers,