Does anyone know much about these combined degree programs in dental school? Specifically, I am wondering about the MBA/DDS programs. How much longer does it take? Do you apply seperately from the regular application? Thanks in advance 😀
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DinoDentist said:Does anyone know much about these combined degree programs in dental school? Specifically, I am wondering about the MBA/DDS programs. How much longer does it take? Do you apply seperately from the regular application? Thanks in advance 😀
Unlv has one. You start during your 2nd rear I believe and you finish at the same time. You have to apply through the graduate office. The only prereq is a bac. degree.
That is just what I have heard since I actually haven't even started there.
ucla has one too. you take a year off after 2nd year to the anderson business school and finish the program and come back to finish your latter 2 years. whether you could still cut an ideal prep after that year off is a very good question.
we have combined degree with mph, ms, phd as well.
tuition for dds/ms is covered while dds/phd will get a stipend after 2nd year.
obviously, it is a separate application and u need to take gre, gmat, lsat, etc. If you could get into a professional sch, i m sure getting into another department is not that hard.
we have combined degree with mph, ms, phd as well.
tuition for dds/ms is covered while dds/phd will get a stipend after 2nd year.
obviously, it is a separate application and u need to take gre, gmat, lsat, etc. If you could get into a professional sch, i m sure getting into another department is not that hard.