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I was wondering if anyone was a non-science major (like lit or history) and got into dental school.
My gpa is not that great with a 3.013 overall, within my major its a 3.8 and my sciences, i have to still figure it out, but i got mostly b's and c's with a couple of AB's (it was during a time that i was forced to do soemthing that i didnt want-long story).
im taking my dat at the start of september and have been studying hard. i have also been super involved with school, i did a huge program on dentistry, and want to do something with community health. Does anyone have advice if this is the right time or not to apply? i already graduated in may and will be taking science classes in the fall to show that i can do well on them. I probably will take anatomy, physics, and cell bio, and a language class for fun
the schools i was looking at were arizona, meharry, marquette, michigan, detroit, nevada, and nova.
does anyone have suggestions? i feel so lost amongst all the bio majors-does this mean i need to get a bio degree?
My gpa is not that great with a 3.013 overall, within my major its a 3.8 and my sciences, i have to still figure it out, but i got mostly b's and c's with a couple of AB's (it was during a time that i was forced to do soemthing that i didnt want-long story).
im taking my dat at the start of september and have been studying hard. i have also been super involved with school, i did a huge program on dentistry, and want to do something with community health. Does anyone have advice if this is the right time or not to apply? i already graduated in may and will be taking science classes in the fall to show that i can do well on them. I probably will take anatomy, physics, and cell bio, and a language class for fun
the schools i was looking at were arizona, meharry, marquette, michigan, detroit, nevada, and nova.
does anyone have suggestions? i feel so lost amongst all the bio majors-does this mean i need to get a bio degree?