Combined Bachelors/Dentistry programs

[Cadoo]

Hi. I was just wondering if there was a list of the combined programs available across the US and if so, anyone here who has been in one can comment on it?

 

[crazy_sherm]

Here's a list of some programs to get you started. The list is a little old so there might be some changes.

Adelphi University with Tufts University
Boston University
Case Western Reserve
Case Western Reserve University
Marquette
Moravian (with Temple)
NYU
St. John's (with Columbia)
Stevens Institute of Technology
Tufts University
U Iowa
U Missouri--Kansas City
U Nebraska--Omaha
U Penn
U Texas--Austin
University of Minnesota
University of Pennsylvania
University of Southern California
University of the Pacific
Virginia Commonwealth University
Wilkes University with Temple University

I didn't go through a combined program, but many of my classmates did. Personally I think it's a little hard to figure out what you want to do when you're 17 years old and applying for college. It does save on time though and you'll get to graduate really early, which makes wanting to spend a few more years specializing more attractive. However, you do miss out on some of the undergrad experience which I still think were some of the most interesting and exciting in my life.

 

[Anemone]

my little sister is in one now, and she is certainly NOT going to have a life for the next three years....i definately didnt know what i wanted to do with my life at the age of 17,but if you do, then go for it.

 

[mg777]

Hi. I was just wondering if there was a list of the combined programs available across the US and if so, anyone here who has been in one can comment on it?

What would u get a bachelor's in?

 

[ashleybeans]

University of Connecticut also has a combined dental degree program. I'm in it so if you have any questions about it i'd love to answer them.🙂