Bilingual Applicants!?

[imvn1zpr]

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Hello guys!!

I was wondering how well is for a bilingual ( English and Spanish ) in getting accepted in dental school? Is that one step forward from others applicants? How attractive is for the recruiters? Any opinion would be great!! Thanks.

 

[7amsho]

I hope being a quadrilingual would help out as well :/

 

[catman856]

I personally believe it'll make you stand out more then other applicants
i know english spanish and sign language🙂

 

[Dentalogist]

It'll help if your URM and economically disatavange so give it a shot I guess...

 

[imvn1zpr]

I hope being a quadrilingual would help out as well :/

Wow that's great...

 

[Illfavor]

Hello guys!!

I was wondering how well is for a bilingual ( English and Spanish ) in getting accepted in dental school? Is that one step forward from others applicants? How attractive is for the recruiters? Any opinion would be great!! Thanks.

I don't think it matters all that much. No single thing matters, it's a collection of things.

 

[imvn1zpr]

I personally believe it'll make you stand out more then other applicants
i know english spanish and sign language🙂

i think the same as you... mucho exito campeon!

 

[imvn1zpr]

It'll help if your URM and economically disatavange so give it a shot I guess...

I definitely will!!! Thanks...

 

[imvn1zpr]

I don't think it matters all that much. No single thing matters, it's a collection of things.

Thats true!! I know its more than 1 thing on the app! but i think it will help a little because of the fact that we live in a country that have a lot of foreigners

 

[Demilaax]

These questions are hilarious... Makes me wonder how good of an applicant one can be if they have multiple citizenships.

 

[DentalDoge]

If it makes you stand out then it'll add to the application.

 

[xerxes106]

I pointed out that I have dual citizenship and spoke a couple languages....you never know, cant hurt.

 

[ktran17]

I'm trilingual and this was never brought up. Interpret it anyway you want.

 

[Dentalguy8621]

Hello guys!!

I was wondering how well is for a bilingual ( English and Spanish ) in getting accepted in dental school? Is that one step forward from others applicants? How attractive is for the recruiters? Any opinion would be great!! Thanks.

Its a very useful skill. Definitely helps with patient communication. I wouldn't say it puts an advantage over other applicants.

 

[gn4]

It won't hurt, but I don't think it will be that much of a big deal unless it's something out of the ordinary. Mine only got brought up at interviews bc my interviewer spoke some of the languages. Parts of my interviews were done in the different languages that I said I spoke. One asked me why I was trying to learn mandarin...It seemed odd to him from my background and he wanted to know the reason.