Multiple acceptances-The likely cost of holding multiple spots.

doc toothache

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Judging by the numbers it appears that most schools are trying to discourage those holding multiple acceptances.
The information was compiled from the 2009 ADEA Official Guide to Dental Schools.

 

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sabdul

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What do those headings mean? 1st ref, etc.?

 

doc toothache

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sabdul said:

What do those headings mean? 1st ref, etc.?

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Err.. Refund for 1st deposit, etc.

 

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sabdul

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Damn...Yeah, I don't get how to read this...But the first comment is pretty clear.

 

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doc toothache said:

Err.. Refund for 1st deposit, etc.

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I let go of my 2nd deposit seat a couple weeks ago. If someone had given me a refund on it, I would have made a decision and let go of the seat a long time ago 😉. But hey, it's my life, I paid for the time to decide, so that's what I did, I took my time, and I make no apologies for that.

 

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I'm pretty sure Tufts will refund $300 of your deposit if you withdraw before sometime in July.

 

dr bojangles

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and now one can understand a contributing factor to me giving up my seat at BU

 

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