Hey everybody...I just found out that CASE university has a DMD/MD program...I was wondering what are other schools that offer that program?? Is Case the only dental school that gives that program?? How does the DMD/MD program work?
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Hey everybody...I just found out that CASE university have a DMD/MD program...I was wondering what are other schools that offer that program?? Is Case the only dental school that gives that program?? How does the DMD/MD program work?
Seems like Nova has a DMD/DO degree that is offered.
http://forums.studentdoctor.net/showthread.php?t=702108&highlight=dmd/md+dual+degree
http://dental.nova.edu/doctoral/dodmd.html
This program is intended for those that wish to practice in rural areas as the sole health care provider. To qualify for Case's program you must have a pretty decent MCAT score, taking the DAT is optional. You are admitted through the School of Medicine. This route is not intended for those who are looking to go into OMFS or really exclusively practice dentistry or medicine. If you are into living in a rural area and providing dental and medical care it would be a great program. I looked into it myself but ultimately decided against it because I didn't want to study and take the MCAT as well as the DAT, I didn't want to live in the Appalachian Mountains the rest of my life and I felt like if I was trying to learn the art of dentistry and complete medical school at the same time I would not end up being very good at either. Very cool program and if I were to apply again today I may think more about it, but since I start at UCLA in a couple of weeks I think I'll stay on the course I am on .