DAT done chances?

[Jobe]

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Im an international student applying this cycle.
Im planning to e-submit on 28th of June.
and I just took my DATs!
Here is my stats:
Ogpa: 3.42
Sgpa: 3.34
DAT
Bio: 19
Gchem: 20
Ochem: 21
PAT: 22
Reading: 19
QR: 20
TS: 20 AA: 20

Lots of volunteering. (3 international experiences)
2 school activities.
Volunteering at university hospital.
100 hours of dental assisting in india.
300 hours of dental shadowing in US.
Average personal statement.
4 good recommendation letters.

I'm applying to NYU, Temple, BU, UMDNJ, Pittsburgh, Maryland, Buffalo.
my top choice is NYU.
What are my chances?

 

[Tyrangiel]

Your GPA matches exactly the mean of students matriculating last year for NYU, with your AA being right on average and TS being one below while your PAT is two above. You definitely stand a shot at being admitted.

Good luck!

 

[LetsGo2DSchool]

NYU is one of the easiest schools to get into so I think you have a good shot. They refuse to list the numbered interviewed or matriculation rate for a good reason.

Because they are an outrageously expensive school, most people who receive acceptances from NYU and another school opt to attend the other school due to the enormous savings.

Combine this low matriculation rate with a huge class size of 225+ students, they need to interview and accept a helluva lot of applicants in order to fill their class size.

If you have the money, then it would be fun to live in NYC though.

 

[Jobe]

I'm an international student. Does that make me harder to get accepted even though I have average accepted GPA and DAT?

NYU is one of the easiest schools to get into so I think you have a good shot. They refuse to list the numbered interviewed or matriculation rate for a good reason.

Because they are an outrageously expensive school, most people who receive acceptances from NYU and another school opt to attend the other school due to the enormous savings.

Combine this low matriculation rate with a huge class size of 225+ students, they need to interview and accept a helluva lot of applicants in order to fill their class size.

If you have the money, then it would be fun to live in NYC though.

 

[MAdental]

absolutely not. secure that 200K , u will be good to go.

 

[AlbinoPolarBear]

200k will be good for just over 2 years at NYU.

School has ridiculously high tuition. Combine that with living in NY and it comes up to around 85k/year.

Even as an international application, this is expensive.

NYU and USC aren't many people's first choices, as they are notoriously expensive schools. If you can find 350k in funding, then sure, why not.

 

[Jobe]

so i guess there are not real disadvantages for international students getting accepted to private dental schools?

absolutely not. secure that 200K , u will be good to go.