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I have a question about DAT score. If you take the DAT more than one time, do the schools pick the best score that you have or they average all three score?
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They most likely look at the most recent score and how much you improved (or didn't) from the previous test(s).
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Top Ten Thigs I Was Asked During My Dental School Interview:
10. What's the difference between a DDS and a DMD?
9. Do you roll tight whips?
8. What do you think of the hygiene students? Hot, right?
7. Has anyone ever told you that you look like Brad Pitt?
6. Can I bum a cigarette?
5. How do you think Katie Couric is doing for CBS news?
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3. Didn't I see you on "COPS"?
2. What's that stuck in your teeth?
1. Did you steal that suit from a pimp?
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I took the DAT for the second time this year and I'm actually a second time applicant. make sure if you're retaking the DAT, you are well prepared for it; you don't want to go down on the scores you had before. Generally studing for the second time is easier because you remember a lot of things from the first time, but remember to practice all the sections.
I was asked in my interview why I think is the reason for me not getting accepted the first time, and I said what I thought. They also argued my low scores in one section of the DAT (RCT) and I had a reason for that too. If you're wondering about your interview, just go through your application and put yourself in a place of somebody who is trying to get to know you. Make sure you have explanations (always positive) for irregular things in your applications (ie: bad grades).
hope this helps
