what under grad degree did you get before dental school?

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Just wondering what people chose as their B.A or B.S. :D

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BS in Dental Laboratory Technology from LSU School of Dentistry :)

I hope it helps haha
 
B.S. Business Management & Human Resources
B.S. Production & Operations Management
 
Double Majored: BS in Biology and BS in Finance
 
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B.S. Chemistry w/ ACS Certification
Minor Biology
 
B.S. Bio

By the way, what is ACS Certification?
 
BS Biology.....Make a poll with most of the common fields.
 
B.S. Bio

By the way, what is ACS Certification?

American Chemical Society.

First of all, your school needs to have ACS accreditation. You must also have 400 hours of formal chemistry coursework and 500 hours of laboratory work. Supposedly it's looked highly upon by admissions committees of graduate programs(although I don't think I mentioned anything about it on AADSAS..) and it's pretty much mandatory to get a research or technical chemistry job.
 
B.S. International Business, Minor: Spanish
 
American Chemical Society.

First of all, your school needs to have ACS accreditation. You must also have 400 hours of formal chemistry coursework and 500 hours of laboratory work. Supposedly it's looked highly upon by admissions committees of graduate programs(although I don't think I mentioned anything about it on AADSAS..) and it's pretty much mandatory to get a research or technical chemistry job.


:thumbup: Thanks for explaining!
 
B.A. in Biology

Lol everyone at my school got a B.A. because it was a liberal arts college.
 
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Biopsychology

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BA in German
Minor in Biology

Surprised to see so many modern language majors.
 
Double Chemistry and Religious Studies

(No other religion majors??)
 
American Chemical Society.

First of all, your school needs to have ACS accreditation. You must also have 400 hours of formal chemistry coursework and 500 hours of laboratory work. Supposedly it's looked highly upon by admissions committees of graduate programs(although I don't think I mentioned anything about it on AADSAS..) and it's pretty much mandatory to get a research or technical chemistry job.

:thumbup: couldnt have said it better myself Smiley! my Pre-Health advisor told me it most likely wont make a difference to adcoms (i didnt mention anything on my AADSAS app about it either) but if i dont get into a dental school this time around :cry: then it will probably help with getting in a masters in chemistry program

Fine Arts!! specializing in Graffiti art

that is so cool! :thumbup: :)
 
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