Baylor college of dentistry of Dallas, TX

[datcnguyen]

Hello,

I would like to know that do i have a better chance of getting into this school if I go to UTA or UNT? Thank you

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[litldime]

Hello,

I would like to know that do i have a better chance of getting into this school if I go to UTA or UNT? Thank you

i don't think it depends on the school you go to...b/w these 2...it depends on the grades you make, your dat scores, your extracurricular activities, and your personality

no school enhances your chances...if the rest aren't up to par..
-ld

 

[tinman831]

Yeah the school is really irrelevant. As long as it's a 4 year accredited university and it's in the state of Texas, you're good to go.

 

[datcnguyen]

oh okay thanks

 

[chocolateeth]

which high school did u go to datcnguyen?

 

[datcnguyen]

irving high. So if i get a 4.00 GPA and a DAT score of like 22-25 and I go to UTA i have a chance to get accepted?

 

[Pelotari]

irving high. So if i get a 4.00 GPA and a DAT score of like 22-25 and I go to UTA i have a chance to get accepted?

Yes.

 

[doc toothache]

irving high. So if i get a 4.00 GPA and a DAT score of like 22-25 and I go to UTA i have a chance to get accepted?

With those stats you should not have any problems assuming, of course, your personality is not somewhere south of that of Mencia.

 

[old-school]

I don't think it would really matter either, but the guaranteed admissions program at baylor is through the UNT bio dept... just food for thought.

 

[rose786]

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[drpoppapump]

if anybody knew the bible to get a guaranteed success for admissions no one would question anything

 

[rose786]

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[old-school]

Yes, I had a friend who did it, but I think they have to offer it to you first. He returned to school, so his total gpa wasn't so hot. So they offered him a spot if he went back for a year and he had to take a certain amount of credits at UNT(upper level bio) and maintain a certain gpa. He's attending Baylor now.

 

[Mairzydotes]

Does not graduating from a Texas school diminish your chances of acceptance significantly?

 

[TexDDS]

Does not graduating from a Texas school diminish your chances of acceptance significantly?

Not being a Texas resident diminishes your chances of acceptance significantly.

As long as you are a resident, you should be okay. Most Texas residents stay in Texas for undergrad but this should not count against you. For example, a lot of the DS students that come from BYU do so because of their residency.

 

[Mennkid]

You can also look on the Baylor College of Dentistry website to see the breakdown of most of their schools that students have come from.

http://bcd.tamhsc.edu/admissions/forms/060921/prematric0506.pdf

Hope this helps!

 

[datcnguyen]

thanks everyone