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crazy_sherm said:There aren't any schools outside of the US other than in Canada that will let you practice without jumping through the same hoops as other foreign students. Canadian schools are cheap, but insanely difficult for Canadian students to get into, much less Americans. If you're serious about going abroad for school, I suggest you visit the international forum to find out what they have to go through to get licensed in the US.
xylashellx said:there are many eastern european schools that are cheap and are taught in english. they are usually 5 years, then you would have to do 2 more years in a USA dental school. sometimes this time doesnt equal out to save you money. i still think it would be a great experience though. check in poland, hungary, and austria...those are the best. i visited the school in poland and its in a great city called poznan. a great university town. good luck
xylashellx said:there are many eastern european schools that are cheap and are taught in english. they are usually 5 years, then you would have to do 2 more years in a USA dental school. sometimes this time doesnt equal out to save you money. i still think it would be a great experience though. check in poland, hungary, and austria...those are the best. i visited the school in poland and its in a great city called poznan. a great university town. good luck
Grasshoper said:I see that you got accepted into a couple of places. Congrats. But it seems that you really love Europa, are you going to be okay returning to the sates? Will school be worth returning? or would you rather stay in koln and attend university over there?
crazy_sherm said:Yeah, but have you checked how much those 2 extra years cost in an IDS program? About 1.5 times the amount it will cost to get a DDS at the same school. Talk about a long round about and expensive way to go at it. The experience would be awesome though.