Change from Art to Dentistery! Helllllpppp

[Nilson]

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Hi Friends, I studied design(BA )in foreign middle east country, now I am permanent resident of USA and want to continue my studies to dentistry. Is it better to pass another bachelor like biology in us college or get post bacc? I mean do they have any preference for accepting between post bacc or bachelor ? Do you know about which university in New york is better for post bacc? I really need your help. Thanks

 

[Faefly]

Suny for undergrad because it's a state school.

 

[Life of Pablo]

No need to get another bachelors degree. Just take the pre-requisite courses needed at a 4 year college/university, and then you can apply.

 

[Jyggaswoop]

Take pre requisites, get a 4.0, then get 21+ DAT... different schools have different class requirements (6 hours of english vs 3 etc) so look out for that.

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[fourxxxx]

I was a business major, I’m currently in a post-bacc program and love it.


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[Nilson]

Suny for undergrad because it's a state school.

Thanks

 

[Nilson]

No need to get another bachelors degree. Just take the pre-requisite courses needed at a 4 year college/university, and then you can apply.

Which one is better? Which college i mean

 

[FanOfCostco]

Which one is better? Which college i mean

It doesn't really matter what college. You just need a 4.0. Unless someone is paying for your school, go for the cheaper one.

 

[Dentalco2020]

It doesn't really matter what college. You just need a 4.0. Unless someone is paying for your school, go for the cheaper one.

you don't need 4.0.
Just do the best you can, but 4.0 is definitely not required. 3.5+ and 20+ on DAT is pretty good number. Of course, higher the better.
They will be interested in your art studies because dentistry is science + art. You will be a good dentist!

 

[SweetMelonPreDent]

Which one is better? Which college i mean

Doesnt matter that much, but there is a post bacc program and commitee letter at CCNY & Stony Brook. <--cheapest options

 

[Nilson]

guys,
do you exactly know which universities accept Post Bacc? Colombia, NYU, Stony and maybe if there is more option?

 

[ProspectivePostPreDent]

They're all fine with post baccs. Just do well in the program. The only issue would be if you took CC or Juco prereqs, where a few dental schools may not take your credits.

 

[Nilson]

They're all fine with post baccs. Just do well in the program. The only issue would be if you took CC or Juco prereqs, where a few dental schools may not take your credits.

what are these/?CC or Juco prereqs

 

[ProspectivePostPreDent]

Community College or Junior College - 2 year colleges. Some dental schools won't accept these. Take at a four year school.