can you recommend post bac having the pre dental commettee?

[gegogi]

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I will apply to somewhere for post bac program.
Could you recommend some having the pre dental advisor and comemttee?
well organized one plz.

 

[Mila]

What state were you planning on taking the courses at? If it's NY by any chance, I know that NYU's pre-professional office is amazing and they love post-bac's. It's madd expensive, but they do a great job. Other (cheaper) post-bac options in NY are Hunter - they also have a pre-health committee that's slightly slower than NYU's but still pretty damn good.

 

[Mackchops]

What sort of post-bac are you looking for? Did you graduate as an art major and now have decided you want to pursue dentistry and need to take the basic science pre-reqs? Or did you just apply this year, didn't get in anywhere and need to boost your gpa for next year? Either way, I would just take classes at your state school -- something cheap. I just finished 2 years of post bac (today actually... last final!) and have had fairly good luck with this year's application (accepted to one school so far waiting to hear from 3 others I interviewed at). PM me if you have questions.

 

[marciallacua]

I need help please:
if someone finished a Bachelors in Sciences what postbac will be better for dental school in the future? Would it be ok to another 2 years of undergraduate work in Food and Nutrition by doing this I could gain a Bachelors in Arts/Science in Food and Nutrition and this degree is required for dietitians....I already have my bachelors in science and a background in nutrition that's why it would take me only 2 extra years to complete courses I never took....doind more undergrad would be cheaper, i would have full course load taking courses mostly from 2-4th year, this bachelors is offered in a different university not in the one i got my degree from and the university is relatively easier as i'm taking microbiology for fun rite now...what should i do?
thanks to all of you

 

[SummaryRuled]

USC has one. Also very expensive. It is for non science majors. They also have a pre-health committee.