Hi everyone, I dont want this to be frustrating but i am gonna tell my own experience, i am a FTD and a canadian citizen , i gave the EE twice before,i didnt like the whole admission process in Canada, its all about having some one to guide you and to buy some repeated questions to crack the exam or else you are waisting ur time, no matter how hard u study this aint the story, so i would tell everyone applying this year to canadian schools, dont expect alot !! these people are rediculous ,the admission process as a whole is silly, if someone has all this knowledge and clinically perfect to perform onlays ,3/4 crowns, and more.(indirect vision))...
, ( requirements for clinical exam) ,why the hell does that person need to study again?? why dont he just get his licence to practise??
The funnier is that the Canadian board exam (the licencing exam) is far easier than the EE and the bench exams conducted by the schools for admission to the 2 years program.
can u believe that?
for me i decided to give it a try in the U.S, and thank god i was lucky , and i do regret every hour i studied and every year i waisted studying or trying for the EE.
so if u have a chance go on and apply for the U.s schools this year, they are more reasonable and fair enough to give everyone an equal chance.
even the bench exam is ok they are asking for simple procedures to see ur skills, they know they are gonna teach u everything afterwards,
if u know how to do everything and every prep., whats left for them to teach you?
so my advice is ,study hard for the NBDE part 1, and apply this year fot the U.S schools as they are changing the system next year, and who knows whats going to happen??
good luck everybody