My mail box was empty today. Anyone want to share their excitement?
Maybe tomorrow, ::sigh::
DesiDentist
Maybe tomorrow, ::sigh::
DesiDentist
Originally posted by UBTom
Also, "ghetto" schools are usually the ones with good patient availability because they are often the only source of affordable dental care for the underpriviledged inner-city populations-- i.e. you have a captive patient pool. Makes life easier during your third- and fourth-years when you need patients with specific problems (operative, endo, prostho, etc.) to satisfy clinical production requirements! A good source of licensing board exam patients too if you are going to practice in a region that requires live-patient exams for licensure..
Originally posted by grettlin
Hi DesiDentist, thank you for replying my question about "how many biology courses should I take?". I saw you get very good opportunities to be accepted and I think the courses you took (general bio, neurobio, microbio, and biochem) are really desired by dental schools. Hey, good luck for your UPenn and Temple interview. Let us know while you get "real-time" admission as soon as you finish your interview!![]()
Originally posted by DesiDentist
I was thinking that since I haven't taken my DAT's schools aren't looking at my app. But it looks like its for everyone.
I'm interested to know what NYU and Columbia is upto. I thought NYU would definately hurry up and start interviewing.
Originally posted by ItsGavinC
Tickets are a joke! BTW, many airlines (if not all) are adding $25 to the price of paper tickets, so be sure to use e-tickets when you can. I prefer them (so you should to!).
Originally posted by gradM.S.
If you want long secondary applications you should check out the one for UCSF. There are 12 essays. Oh joy!
Originally posted by DesiDentist
I got Arizona's secondary today. It's pretty long, also there are two essay questions:
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Why AZCOM?