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received an II yesterday. Completed Secondary on 10/27. IS
Nice, hey how many were there on your interview date? Thanks!Sent in my deposit a few days ago. So excited!
Hmm I hope they don't fill up most of seats yet. I'm going up to buffalo on this coming Thursday!Can't remember exactly. Somewhere around 20-25 I think!
Can anyone give us an idea of what tuition will be like? The numbers that they have up are from 2012-2013
I totaled ~$98k for each year including living expenses for nonresidents. In that chart they included the "Total, resident" cost in with the "Total, nonresident" cost, which is not right.
Those numbers are accurate for this year; expect continuing tuition increases until 2016 (I believe 10% per year). In 2011, UB implemented five year "predictable tuition increases." There's no guarantee it'll stop after 2016, but that's the latest I've heard. It sucks, but we're still one of the least expensive dental schools in the country. I will tell you that those living costs are extremely inflated and I'm on track to shave about $8,000 from that $20,000 estimated expense. Obviously everyone's situation is different, but I believe most get in under $20,000.I just found the numbers for this academic year, and they're slightly higher than what ADEA published . http://dental.buffalo.edu/Portals/0/estexpsheet14-15.pdf
Anyone know of scholarships available through UB?
Those numbers are accurate for this year; expect continuing tuition increases until 2016 (I believe 10% per year). In 2011, UB implemented five year "predictable tuition increases." There's no guarantee it'll stop after 2016, but that's the latest I've heard. It sucks, but we're still one of the least expensive dental schools in the country. I will tell you that those living costs are extremely inflated and I'm on track to shave about $8,000 from that $20,000 estimated expense. Obviously everyone's situation is different, but I believe most get in under $20,000.
There are a handful of scholarships that are made available to students in D2, ranging anywhere from $500 to $5000, depending on how much money the school has available for scholarships (it fluctuates each year). We (D1s) will be emailed in March with details on what's available, how to apply, etc. Hope this helps!
I spend about $1000/month on rent ($425/month), food ($300/month), gas, and all the other extraneous stuff. They allot $20k yearly for all that stuff, I spend $12k, hence eliminating $8k a year from those projected expenses. Unfortunately that's really the only place to save on costs, all the fees (save the yearbook fee, which you can opt out of) are non-negotiable and must be paid in full. Summer research is another good way to build your resume and make a few extra bucks to chip away at that grand total (I believe its $3000 for 6 weeks of work over the summer). Feel free to ask any other questions, happy to help.Is it really that affordable out there? I thought a 5000k yearly allowance and a 2k travel allowance was maybe cutting it a bit too close. Or are you just saving money on housing?
That was my interview spot i had my interview on the 8th and withdrew my application a couple days ago good luck to you!!!!I just got an interview invite this morning and took the last spot for 1/8. Are there any girls on here willing to share a room?
Woo! Thank you for the well wishes It came as a complete surprise though, since I was initially placed under continuing review. Based off of what I read on SDN, I heard it's very rare for a continuing review applicant to get an invite!That was my interview spot i had my interview on the 8th and withdrew my application a couple days ago good luck to you!!!!
I was too, but got an interview invite Monday for an interview tomorrow! Don't lose hope!I am under continuing review........
I was too, but got an interview invite Monday for an interview tomorrow! Don't lose hope!
anyone interviewed on 1/8 got acceptance letter yet?
waiting to hear back too
Did you get an email titled "Thank you for visiting the UB School of Dental Medicine!" this morning? I was wondering if it is waitlisting letter
I think anyone who interviewed got that e-mail!
ahhhh mee too! so nervousss, good luck! :]waiting to hear back too
Yup i've been waitlisted too. Not really sure what to do now lolwas waitlisted :[ Congrats guys who posted above me!
buffalo is definitely my top choice I really hope I can make it off of the waitlist! has anyone else on here been placed on a wait list or know how it moves? idk if I should call in a few weeks because I don't want to bother them I know they're super busy
don't worry we just need to have hope! we just need to continue to show interest, and hopefully we will hear back soon!Yup i've been waitlisted too. Not really sure what to do now lol
Hello everyone! Do we have a Facebook group for those that have been accepted into the class of 2019? If so, please post the link! Thanks
I spend about $1000/month on rent ($425/month), food ($300/month), gas, and all the other extraneous stuff. They allot $20k yearly for all that stuff, I spend $12k, hence eliminating $8k a year from those projected expenses. Unfortunately that's really the only place to save on costs, all the fees (save the yearbook fee, which you can opt out of) are non-negotiable and must be paid in full. Summer research is another good way to build your resume and make a few extra bucks to chip away at that grand total (I believe its $3000 for 6 weeks of work over the summer). Feel free to ask any other questions, happy to help.
Yup!Everyone else get the email today regarding incoming class details?
Ooh what came?
The group is ~50% current dental students. Some good convos about housing and laptops but you're not missing too much right nowhows the activity on the fb group? haven't gotten around to making an account yet.