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I didn't exactly have a question but I was just wondering
Yes my title was originally supposed to say "are my stats good enough for uop's dental program?"Yes, your start are.
Yes!! I would definitely like to start my career as young as I can! Some say that I should try to enjoy undergrad years as long as I can but I heard the same thing for high school and I'm dreading to start my senior year back in that hell hole where I spent the four years lol.Are you referring to the 2+3 program described here? They state they want a 3.70 and 1350, you clear both of those easily at 3.83 and 1460, so I doubt stats would prevent you getting in.
You can also enroll at UoP the normal way (you'd certainly get in) and then do 3+3.
Why the desire to do one of these programs though, instead of the usual route of college -> dental? Just for security?
Not saying that it would necessarily be the same for college I know but you know...Yes!! I would definitely like to start my career as young as I can! Some say that I should try to enjoy undergrad years as long as I can but I heard the same thing for high school and I'm dreading to start my senior year back in that hell hole where I spent the four years lol.
Not saying that it would necessarily be the same for college I know but you know...
my main reason is for the feeling of security haha
So you think my B's won't be make or break in the admissions process? Because that's what I'm mostly worried about hah I mean I heard that only stellar kids get in so I'm worried..thanks for the reply!!High school and college = apples and oranges. If you feel confident about progressing quickly into your career, then by all means, apply to the program; your stats are excellent. However, undergraduate courseload (whether you're pre-med or pre-dental — I'm pre-dental myself) tends to be overwhelming, especially alongside EC's, research, shadowing, MCAT/DAT review, etc. This is why many people recommend the usual route instead of an accelerated program — so a student has time to excel while enjoying what college has to offer.
Again, this is purely your choice. I have no doubt you'll be successful either way!
Thank you!Some of the BS/MD programs and selective undergrads can be insane to get into, but U of P and pre-dent you can have more confidence for. You clear their recommended stats by a good amount, they won't hold you back.