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I want to apply to eastern dental schools and want to know which schools have the best facilities? Does anyone know? Eastern starting from Ohio.
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Tufts on my head
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UNC and UCONN
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What makes Maryland so awesome?
Also, I've heard (from other students who interviewed there) that the surrounding areas are quite dangerous- any comments?
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Maryland for sure. Everything looked brand spankin' new and there was a lot of cool technology.
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The whole building was built like 11 years ago. The architechture is awesome, lecture halls are nice, sim lab is gorgeous, etc. It's just very modern and sleek looking. Can't comment on the area, but I felt safe walking around as there were guards on every street.
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This is significant praise coming from you. I'll take a closer look at them- thank you 🙂
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How expensive is maryland for OOS? I'm assuming I can become a resident in 1 year or 2?
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Pretty cheap comparatively. And yes you can.
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Compared to you lol. What about comparing it to a school with 200k potential debt?
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Man, if you can get into a school with 200K total debt, grab on and don't let go.
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IDK man it has some pretty ****ty facilities from what I hear lol
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Actually your right. What's 4 years of learning and having a lot less debt, compared to a nice facility & waaay more debt. It's only 4 years, and it can't be that bad lol. I'll go for a better setting when I eventually become an actual dentist lol.
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Wow you're in a great place- OSU is an awesome school, man. I've heard amazing things about it. Apply early, get in, and your life is set.
And with the lower debt, you can set up shop anywhere you want in the country and do well for yourself.
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I think I read somewhere that its 50/50 on residency
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All of the students I met at my interview told me it isn't really an issue as long as you are on top of it.
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the brochure said penn is 58k for OOS?
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Sorry was talking about Maryland lol
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o lol. Yea I believe just for in state tuition its about 60k a year for OOS, not including living & the other things.
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I think you might be mistaken, Stony Brook is by far the dental school in the east coast with the nicest and best facilities. Just my 2 cents.
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fogorvostan
I'm so confused over your obsession with Stony Brook and that's coming from someone whose brother went there for dental school.
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I think he didn't get in and something inside of him has snapped.
But regardless, Stony Brook is BY FAR the best dental school in every sense of the word. No sense asking why or how. It just is, of course.
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fogorvostan
He is obviously a shill from Stony Brook admissions.
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Que??? Stony's facilities are nice, but NO WHERE near the best. That's laughable.
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You really love Stony Brook! Are you currently attending?
