하바드 의대 왭사이트에서 베꼈읍니다. 거기에 의하면 미국의대에서 DACA 학생은 international student 취급 한다 라는군요. 그러니 보통미국 학생도 들어가기 힘드는데 조금더 노력해야겠지요? 꿈을 버리지말고 계속해서 노력하되 "Plan B" 도 생각해 두세요.
Currently there are no schools that differentiate between undocumented/DACA eligible/Temporary Protected Status/non-citizen and non-permanent resident students from international applicants with the exception of the Loyola University Chicago Stritch School of Medicine, which specifically states on their website that “applicants must be US citizens or hold a permanent resident visa, or be eligible for the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) process of the US Citizenship and Immigration Services at the time of application”.

Unfortunately, many medical schools have been unwilling to take a stance or to adjust their official policies as laws evolve. Particularly, with the advent of DACA, schools remain uninformed on how new policy changes affect prospective students. Policies vary from school to school and some may not have any policy at all; a school’s stance may also change from year to year.

If you have money, you can go any medical school. But how about getting a job? Do you think you can get a job as resident at hospital or pharmacy store? After 6 years, what will be happen?