Acceptance without bachelors degree

[mwatz81]

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I’m a student that has completed the 90 credit minimum and all prerequisite courses that most schools require. I have good stats, 3.72 overall 3.74 science and 22 DAT, and so far I have been offered a spot at 2 schools. At all my interviews, everyone I talked to has a bachelors degree and many have more education. I was wondering if anyone else has been accepted without a degree or knows how many people are admitted without a degree.

 

[laker2019]

I’m a student that has completed the 90 credit minimum and all prerequisite courses that most schools require. I have good stats, 3.72 overall 3.74 science and 22 DAT, and so far I have been offered a spot at 2 schools. At all my interviews, everyone I talked to has a bachelors degree and many have more education. I was wondering if anyone else has been accepted without a degree or knows how many people are admitted without a degree.

The dentist that I used to work for was in the same boat. Kudos to you, you get to save an extra year on undergraduate tuition. 👍

 

[doc toothache]

Definitely in the minority, but not alone.

2014 The MS Advantage-Predental Education of Enrollees

It appears that Midwestern has a soft spot for those with a master's degree. The number of first year enrollees with the advanced degree has increased even discounting the top two schools, which account for 20% of those enrolled. Notice that there are barely over a handful of schools that do not...

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[setdoc7]

See if your college will accept your first year of DSchool credits toward your bachelors, so you could graduate after first year of DS. Not saying it is mandatory, but it would be nice to have the bachelors, and if you ever want to go to law or grad school, you will need it.