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Does anyone know about the master's program at Boston Univeristy if you don't have the qualifications for their dental school?
Its the M.A medical science. Predents concentration in oral science or biology. The predent component is relatively new. You get to take some courses with dental students. Check out the websitehttp://cobalt.bumc.bu.edu/current/Catalog/medsci/masters.htm
If you can, attend an open house. I did before I got the acceptance as a contingency plan.
So after successfully completing the MA, can you enter the dental school/medical school directly without applying? And do you have to retake the courses that you've already completed?
Usually it's a contingency program where if you don't get into dental or medical school, you can take the same courses and get an MA. If you pass all of the classes then you are admitted into their dental or medical school, I guess this one doesn't give a seat? What are the benefits, are you seen as a more competitive applicant?
Does BU take all of the classes? Can you complete the program at the same time as someone who went directly to dental school if all of your credits transfer (MA and dental school in 4 years)?
Its the M.A medical science. Predents concentration in oral science or biology. The predent component is relatively new. You get to take some courses with dental students. Check out the websitehttp://cobalt.bumc.bu.edu/current/Catalog/medsci/masters.htm
If you can, attend an open house. I did before I got the acceptance as a contingency plan.
OP, have you tried calling them? Maybe if you are not getting the answer you want from people on this forum, calling may be the smartest option for you.