advanced standing program costs

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I thought it would be interesting to find out what everyone is paying in advanced standing programs in different dental schools across the country. I did a little research myself and found some interesting numbers from school websites. These aren't the most updated/accurate/official figures and a lot of program says "other fees" to be included ....so please bear with me. SDNers/Current students, please feel free to correct/add to this list or add on any schools I have not included.

East coast
UMinn fees is 75+ 3000=78,000 inclu everything except living expenses
BU= 70+ few thousand extra
UTSA= 65 and 59 for 1st and 2nd year for non-residents
Colorado = 66 and 63
Alabama= 75 and 75 and 32 for one semester
UPenn = 75 and 74
UMich - 77 and 72

West coast
UCLA= 82 AND 56
USC= 73 and 70
UOP = 97 and 86 (tution is 76 and 80 and rest is other fees , health insurance and some other items as well- all expenses inclusive , other schools don't have all expenses incl on website)
UCSF = 101 and 76
most schools fee arrangement is for class of 2010..so two years behind except UOP which is for current year

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[possible]

Very intresting work, congratulations for your wonderful step. From your data it looks like utsa seems to be the cheapest while alabama unlike other schools seems to charge an extra 32k for a seperate semester. Your data can be used as a prelimenary for a person who is worried about choosing the right school.

 

[IMPACT]

Very intresting work, congratulations for your wonderful step. From your data it looks like utsa seems to be the cheapest while alabama unlike other schools seems to charge an extra 32k for a seperate semester. Your data can be used as a prelimenary for a person who is worried about choosing the right school.

Sure keep in mind that though money is an important there are other things that are perhaps as important

length
location
research-based/high specialization rate/general dentistry
more time spent in pre-clinical vs less
class size- varies from 3 to 110
how structured is the program
new program-just started

 

[MissionISP]

Nice job, thanks indeed. 👍

I thought it would be interesting to find out what everyone is paying in advanced standing programs in different dental schools across the country. I did a little research myself and found some interesting numbers from school websites. These aren't the most updated/accurate/official figures and a lot of program says "other fees" to be included ....so please bear with me. SDNers/Current students, please feel free to correct/add to this list or add on any schools I have not included.

East coast
UMinn fees is 75+ 3000=78,000 inclu everything except living expenses
BU= 70+ few thousand extra
UTSA= 65 and 59 for 1st and 2nd year for non-residents
Colorado = 66 and 63
Alabama= 75 and 75 and 32 for one semester
UPenn = 75 and 74
UMich - 77 and 72

West coast
UCLA= 82 AND 56
USC= 73 and 70
UOP = 97 and 86 (tution is 76 and 80 and rest is other fees , health insurance and some other items as well- all expenses inclusive , other schools don't have all expenses incl on website)
UCSF = 101 and 76
most schools fee arrangement is for class of 2010..so two years behind except UOP which is for current year

 

[Kal ka dentist]

I thought it would be interesting to find out what everyone is paying in advanced standing programs in different dental

Great Job friend, It will help everyone to analyse.

There is no second thought that fees is an important factor while considering a dental school if somebody has blessed with multiple acceptance offers.

Access to best clinical exposure is very important. After becoming a dentist, there will be a stage in your life when you will be able to make 40,000 in two months.

You decide!

Best wishes your decisions!!👍

P.S. Everyone has their own priorities and immediate needs, all depends upon several factors. 🙄

As Ibuprofen does not suit to everyone.😀

 

[MissionISP]

There is no second thought that fees is an important factor while considering a dental school if somebody has blessed with multiple acceptance offers.

Access to best clinical exposure is very important. After becoming a dentist, there will be a stage in your life when you will be able to make 40,000 in two months.

Nicely said 🙂
Especially, when you said, ACCESS to BEST clinical EXPOSURE is VERY important. After becoming a dentist, there will be a stage in your life WHEN YOU WILL BE ABLE TO MAKE 40,000 in TWO MONTHS.
Liked that 👍👍👍

 

[drdds9]

Hi,
Could you please let us know NYU fees also because Nyu is the last hope for many students like me. Thanks in advance.

I thought it would be interesting to find out what everyone is paying in advanced standing programs in different dental schools across the country. I did a little research myself and found some interesting numbers from school websites. These aren't the most updated/accurate/official figures and a lot of program says "other fees" to be included ....so please bear with me. SDNers/Current students, please feel free to correct/add to this list or add on any schools I have not included.

East coast
UMinn fees is 75+ 3000=78,000 inclu everything except living expenses
BU= 70+ few thousand extra
UTSA= 65 and 59 for 1st and 2nd year for non-residents
Colorado = 66 and 63
Alabama= 75 and 75 and 32 for one semester
UPenn = 75 and 74
UMich - 77 and 72

West coast
UCLA= 82 AND 56
USC= 73 and 70
UOP = 97 and 86 (tution is 76 and 80 and rest is other fees , health insurance and some other items as well- all expenses inclusive , other schools don't have all expenses incl on website)
UCSF = 101 and 76
most schools fee arrangement is for class of 2010..so two years behind except UOP which is for current year

 

[Kal ka dentist]

Ha ha ha ….Thank you friend .

I know this little figure will motivate everyone to struggle in this battlefield to get into the DMD / DDS program and show us the official

Having said that, we all know, professional satisfaction is always above than any other outturn. That is the biggest return.😎

Thank you very much for sharing lot of info for others, MissionISP.

Wishing a good luck to everyone!👍

 

[maiabrazil]

West coast ONLY FOR CALIFORNIA STATE: Universidad De La Salle Bajio (IDP)
1 year: 44,000 US Dollars
2 year: 44,000 US Dollars
instruments: 11,415 US Dollars
intensive Spanish course for non-Spanish speakers: 600 plus hotel and living costs I don't know for how many months...
Health insurance for the 2 years: 518,65 US Dollars

 

[MissionISP]

Yes, PROFESSIONAL SATISFACTION is the BIGGEST RETURN and ALWAYS ABOVE ANY OTHER reason,
I'm 100% agree with what you said,
I'm glad that you supported me and the truth.

I always prefer quality, no matter what ppl say on any threads,
Thanks for the appreciation!

Ha ha ha ….Thank you friend .

I know this little figure will motivate everyone to struggle in this battlefield to get into the DMD / DDS program and show us the official

Having said that, we all know, professional satisfaction is always above than any other outturn. That is the biggest return.😎

Thank you very much for sharing lot of info for others, MissionISP.

Wishing a good luck to everyone!👍

 

[IMPACT]

As per NYUCD website
http://www.nyu.edu/dental/financialservices/tuitionfeesexpensesap.html

College of Dentistry Advanced Standing Program
NYU

2009-2010 Tuition, Fees and Expenses

Total Educational Expenses $69,587 $63,282 $62,257
Room and Board *$26,052 $26,052 $19,540
Personal Expenses $5,760 $5,760 $4,320
Transportation $972 $972 $729
Total Estimated Living Expenses $32,784 $32,784 $24,589
*Figures are an estimate for graduate student living expenses in New York City. **Students may downgrade, or waive the insurance coverage by contacting the Student Health Insurance Services at (212) 443-1020.

Hi,
Could you please let us know NYU fees also because Nyu is the last hope for many students like me. Thanks in advance.

 

[ortho14]

@IMPACT
true to your SDN user name you are really making an impact by helping aspiring overseas dentists.
it is true tha cost is a huge factor in deciding which school to choose, along with other stuff like - clinical exposure, the duration of programme, licensing options etc. (there are a lot more).
thanx for ur good work wil definitely help a lot of us.

 

[IMPACT]

Improving upon my list- please note these aren’t official in any way and infact for class of 2010- add a 5% per year to these to get an approximate amount.

2 YEAR SCHOOLS for Foreign trained Dentists and need only NBDE-1 not mandatory to have a green card/ US residency
1.UCLA= 82 AND 56
2.USC= 73 and 70
3.UOP = 97 and 86 (tution is 76 and 80 and rest is other fees , health insurance and some other items as well- all expenses inclusive , other schools don't have all expenses incl on website)
4. UCSF = 101 and 76
5. UPenn = 75 and 74
6. UMich - 77 and 72
7.UMinn fees is 78,000 and 75,000 includes all fees and kit except living expenses
8. BU= 70+ few thousand extra, 70+other fees
9.UTSA= 65 and 59 for 1st and 2nd year for non-residents
10.Colorado = 66 and 63
11.Alabama= 75 and 75 and 32 for one semester (this is a 30month program)

3YEAR PROGRAMS
12.NYU- $69,587 $63,282 $62,257,,,, might be good to consider living and transport expenses
13. Marquette- non-wisconsin residents- 55 and 55, Wisconsin residents- 46000 and 44000
14. NSU Florida - 50000+12000 kit, 50000 +2000 kit, other fees amounting to 2000, note handskills exam fee $2500..yes! its $2500 not $250
15. U Connecticut- cheapest for in-state and new England residents,
Non-resident/non-state – 55, 60, 62 INLUDES instruments and NERB fee
16. Columbia – 60,000 for 1st year, perhaps similar for other 2 years

NEED PART 1&PART 2, no green card/residency
17. Loma Linda-
18. Tufts-
19. Temple-
20. Louisville
21. Maryland

ADDITIONAL PROGRAMS

22. UT-Houston- needs DAT and GRE


US Citizens/Green card/Permanent residents ONLY –could be 2/3years
23. Virginia- ONLY RESIDENTS OF VIRGINIA STATE, can be non-US citizens
24. UFlorida-
25. UPittsburgh- need 1&2 and citizenship
26. UT-Memphis-
27. UIC-
28. UDMNJ-
29. UDM- Detroit Mercy 3years program
30. UMissouri-Kansas- Citizenship
31. UNMC- nebraska – needs 2-year postgraduation course in US

CLOSED DOWN
SUNY- Buffalo- will not run in 2010; Information concerning the International Dentist Program for 2011 will be posted to this website in Summer 2010
1.. CaseWesternReserve Univ- None
2. Indiana- Due to a current lack of available resources, IUSD is not accepting applications for the 2010 application cycle
3. SUNY- Stony Brook- Stopped!

 

[MissionISP]

Seems like you're on selfless mission,
Loved this information,
I'm sure everyone would love this share of information,
it will help to solve many doubts!
So organized .. anyways, you asked for a favor,
How may I help and contribute here?
Leave some pointers on my PM Box,

See you in July!!! 🙂😀🙂

Good work indeed!👍👍👍

 

[IMPACT]

Please read on- I guess most affected would be those at UCSF and UCLA, don't know if other California private schools would increase fees as well.

http://www.universityofcalifornia.edu/news/article/22415

 

[MissionISP]

Please read on- I guess most affected would be those at UCSF and UCLA, don't know if other California private schools would increase fees as well.

http://www.universityofcalifornia.edu/news/article/22415

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@IMPACT :::

Thanks once again for providing this link:
Now, this should be the BIGGEST eye OPENER for many candidates. Be ready to pay higher for UCLA and UCSF. I mentioned the same information in other threads. The raise is gonna be up to 30% for other fields, heard it from domestic students. So, lets see how it fares for dentistry. Hope it doesn't. Well, this rule most likely will not apply to USC, LLU and UOP as those are the PRIVATE universities and are not regulated by GOVERNMENT = UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA.

Hope it helps!

 

[MissionISP]

Improving upon my list- please note these aren't official in any way and infact for class of 2010- add a 5% per year to these to get an approximate amount.

2 YEAR SCHOOLS for Foreign trained Dentists and need only NBDE-1 not mandatory to have a green card/ US residency
1.UCLA= 82 AND 56
2.USC= 73 and 70
3.UOP = 97 and 86 (tution is 76 and 80 and rest is other fees , health insurance and some other items as well- all expenses inclusive , other schools don't have all expenses incl on website)
4. UCSF = 101 and 76
5. UPenn = 75 and 74
6. UMich - 77 and 72
7.UMinn fees is 78,000 and 75,000 includes all fees and kit except living expenses
8. BU= 70+ few thousand extra, 70+other fees
9.UTHSCSA= 65 and 59 for 1st and 2nd year for non-residents
10.Colorado = 66 and 63
11.Alabama= 75 and 75 and 32 for one semester (this is a 30month program)

3YEAR PROGRAMS
12.NYU- $69,587 $63,282 $62,257,,,, might be good to consider living and transport expenses
13. Marquette- non-wisconsin residents- 55 and 55, Wisconsin residents- 46000 and 44000
14. NSU Florida - 50000+12000 kit, 50000 +2000 kit, other fees amounting to 2000, note handskills exam fee $2500..yes! its $2500 not $250
15. U Connecticut- cheapest for in-state and new England residents,
Non-resident/non-state – 55, 60, 62 INLUDES instruments and NERB fee
16. Columbia – 60,000 for 1st year, perhaps similar for other 2 years

NEED PART 1&PART 2, no green card/residency
17. Loma Linda-
18. Tufts-
19. Temple-
20. Louisville
21. Maryland
22. UMDNJ (it doesn't require green card/residency)
23. UPittsburg

ADDITIONAL PROGRAMS

22. UT-Houston- needs DAT and GRE

US Citizens/Green card/Permanent residents ONLY –could be 2/3years
23. Virginia- ONLY RESIDENTS OF VIRGINIA STATE, can be non-US citizens
24. UFlorida-
25. UT-Memphis-
27. UIC-
28. UDM- Detroit Mercy 3years program
29. UMissouri-Kansas- Citizenship
30. UNMC- nebraska – needs 2-year postgraduation course in US

CLOSED DOWN
SUNY- Buffalo- will not run in 2010; Information concerning the International Dentist Program for 2011 will be posted to this website in Summer 2010
1.. CaseWesternReserve Univ- None
2. Indiana- Due to a current lack of available resources, IUSD is not accepting applications for the 2010 application cycle
3. SUNY- Stony Brook- Stopped!
4. TUFTS (on probable list for closing international program next year onwards - it was a strong rumor, sorry not sure about it, one should ask TUFTS school for confirmed news!)

 

[dr37]

Whaaaat?? TUFTS thinking abt closing the international program???????????????

 

[dentist001]

UCSF fee hike is going to be only 0 to 3% since the IDP program is not directly funded by the state. Confirmed that with Mary Pham.

 

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UCSF fee hike is going to be only 0 to 3% since the IDP program is not directly funded by the state. Confirmed that with Mary Pham.

3% is quite standard yeh...as most schools financial webpage says to expect a fee hike in that range every academic year! Will definitely check with Pacific people on Monday ...fingers crossed!! Don't want to be shelling out anymore $$$ .

P.S. God! please letz not have anymore recession in the next 2 years!

 

[IMPACT]

UCSF fee hike is going to be only 0 to 3% since the IDP program is not directly funded by the state. Confirmed that with Mary Pham.

3% is quite standard yeh...as most schools financial webpage says to expect a fee hike in that range every academic year! Will definitely check with Pacific people on Monday ...fingers crossed!! Don't want to be shelling out anymore $$$ .

P.S. God! please letz not have anymore recession in the next 2 years!

 

[IMPACT]

Here's what Warren told me- last year the fee+living expenses was in range on 126,000 with tution amounting to 100,000, however these are approximate numbers. The regents would take a final decision on this years fees by January when they will let everyone know.

 

[missiondds]

Amazing piece of work!!!

The numbers seem quite current.

Its important to know how much we are shelling out for dental school.

I thought it would be interesting to find out what everyone is paying in advanced standing programs in different dental schools across the country. I did a little research myself and found some interesting numbers from school websites. These aren't the most updated/accurate/official figures and a lot of program says "other fees" to be included ....so please bear with me. SDNers/Current students, please feel free to correct/add to this list or add on any schools I have not included.

East coast
UMinn fees is 75+ 3000=78,000 inclu everything except living expenses
BU= 70+ few thousand extra
UTSA= 65 and 59 for 1st and 2nd year for non-residents
Colorado = 66 and 63
Alabama= 75 and 75 and 32 for one semester
UPenn = 75 and 74
UMich - 77 and 72

West coast
UCLA= 82 AND 56
USC= 73 and 70
UOP = 97 and 86 (tution is 76 and 80 and rest is other fees , health insurance and some other items as well- all expenses inclusive , other schools don't have all expenses incl on website)
UCSF = 101 and 76
most schools fee arrangement is for class of 2010..so two years behind except UOP which is for current year

 

[3rdorder]

very good piece of work!
I think all we need is the license to practice and we all have some experience in our home country so I think choice would be to hit the cheapest school and the one which has the shortest lenght[subject to acceptance ofcourse] as learning would require one's own efforts. I remeber few of my friends who did only california bench[when it was open] no formal schooling in US and are doing extremely good

 

[muhammadinfo]

As i see the price is and expensive one !
Is there anyway to get a loan without a green card ?

 

[krishdentist]

As i see the price is and expensive one !
Is there anyway to get a loan without a green card ?

You can get loan from your home country. But Most of the time it want be sufficient to even cover 3 quarter fees. So loan from states with a cosigner is the only option in most of the case. Or else if you are tha wealthy to put the cost out of your pocket then it is the best option!

 

[den25]

good job impact