What are my chances at an accelerated dental program? (HELP)

[yeezywest]

I'm current a high school senior student and I would like to know what my chances are at a accelerated dental program. I'm thinking about applying to uconn for their 7 year program.
My info:
-African American Male
-3.9 GPA UW
-1250 SAT (will take again and scores are still coming in, estimate my new score will be a little higher)
-9 AP Courses (No score ever below a 3)
-Taken 2 College Courses at Wesleyan University and got an A in both
-Varsity Tennis
-Soccer Team for 1 year
-VP of National Honor Society
-DECA state finalist in finance
-Lots of community service at soup kitchens and homeles shelter
-First in family to go to college
-Interned and shadowed for 100+ hours under supervision of a Dentist
-Planning on taking ACT and 2 SAT II's as well

I am also interested in other 7 year programs (BU, NYU, UoP) But I am looking for advice and where people think I will get in.

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[Symphonies]

Is your SAT score the old or new SAT?

 

[JLT223]

Call up the schools with the accelerated programs and ask them. They know more than us. Good luck Mr. West.

 

[yeezywest]

Is your SAT score the old or new SAT?

NEW

 

[yeezywest]

Call up the schools with the accelerated programs and ask them. They know more than us. Good luck Mr. West.

Thanks but could you give me insight from your past experience with dental admissions, seeing that you have attended or are currently enrolled in a dental program?

 

[JLT223]

Thanks but could you give me insight from your past experience with dental admissions, seeing that you have attended or are currently enrolled in a dental program?

I'm not really familar with the scoring since it's been awhile, but if you take the ACT and get ~29-30 I think you will be fine. Here is an example of NOVA's program just to give you an idea.

http://www.nova.edu/undergraduate/academics/dual-admission/dental-medicine.html

 

[yeezywest]

I'm not really familar with the scoring since it's been awhile, but if you take the ACT and get ~29-30 I think you will be fine. Here is an example of NOVA's program just to give you an idea.

http://www.nova.edu/undergraduate/academics/dual-admission/dental-medicine.html

Thank you for your help!