DAT question and Class requirement.

[david609666201]

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Hello everyone, I a a student that graduating this June and decided to apply for dental school. I am thinking some of the school require microbiology, can I put that class as in progress and take it in community college after I graduated?

Also, I just took my DAT today and I only got 16 on my RC. Should I consider retake in sept. then apply or maybe I should wait one more year. But I got 21 for PAT and 19 for AA!

Thank u!

 

[david609666201]

for I am a ucla transfer if adding ucla and CC 's gpa it will be around 3.8

 

[Pearl E. White]

Also double check for school cutoff minimums. It’s a little on the low side for DAT. What were the rest of your scores if you don’t mind sharing?

 

[david609666201]

Also double check for school cutoff minimums. It’s a little on the low side for DAT. What were the rest of your scores if you don’t mind sharing?

Hello sure, my TS is 20 (21/ 19/ 19 OC/GC/Bio) and the QR is 18

 

[oceanicvibe]

You can still get accepted with a 19 AA, just make sure all the other aspects of your application are solid.

 

[Dentalnoob]

I highly recommend you to retake. Some schools have cutoffs and your RC is not going to make it. Your other scores are just average so definitely get your scores up! I had a 15 RC on my first try and I chose to retake and it was the best decision I ever made. I'd say anything below 17 is a huge red flag.

 

[david609666201]

I highly recommend you to retake. Some schools have cutoffs and your RC is not going to make it. Your other scores are just average so definitely get your scores up! I had a 15 RC on my first try and I chose to retake and it was the best decision I ever made. I'd say anything below 17 is a huge red flag.

How do you suggest to study for retake? Thank u!

 

[Dentalnoob]

How do you suggest to study for retake? Thank u!

Well what materials did you use? for RC I used multiple resources and tried different techniques. everyone is different so you should def find the best technique that works well for you.