Columbia University College of Dental Medicine Out-of-State and International Student Count:

Out-of-state students are individuals who reside in a different state than where the dental school is located. These students usually face higher tuition fees than their in-state counterparts, as they do not benefit from state subsidies. Despite the higher costs, many out-of-state students choose to attend dental schools outside their home state for reasons such as program reputation, specific specialties offered, or personal preferences. International students in dental schools are individuals who come from countries outside the United States to pursue their dental education.

A total of 84 students enrolled in the Columbia University College of Dental Medicine's D1 Class. Of these students, 50 were out-of-state students and 2 were international students. This means that approximately 60.241% of the D1 class were out-of-state students and 2.410% were international students.

Check out the interactive scatter plot below to compare how the Columbia University College of Dental Medicine's in-state and out-of-state student proportions compare with other dental schools in the US.