Does anyone have official Dental school admissions guide? Help needed

[RangeRover89]

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Im just wondering how many students/ what the success rate of those who applied to LECOM-Bradenton, NOVA, and UF D-school with Masters' degrees? Thanks in advance!

 

[AwesomeTeeth]

There wouldn't be any stats for LECOM yet.

And I don't think you can see the number of people with masters who applied. Just the number with masters accepted.

 

[RangeRover89]

What is that number for UF and NOVA? If you have the book it would help.. thanks!

 

[RangeRover89]

No one ?

 

[boomshakalaka1]

why not just buy the book?

 

[doc toothache]

http://forums.studentdoctor.net/showthread.php?t=890217

MS 8

 

[RangeRover89]

it's not worth $43.00 to pay for the answer to a simple question... thank you doc toothache

 

[boomshakalaka1]

it's not worth $43.00 to pay for the answer to a simple question... thank you doc toothache

......So if everyone thought like you, then who would buy the book? Don't be a cheap ass, if you think that's a load of money, you are going to have a heart attack once you have to pay for the applications.

 

[RangeRover89]

Don't be a cheap ass? $43 less wasted is $43 more I have in my pocket for other things... Sorry I know how to save money!

 

[DentalWife598]

I have the book:

University of Florida: 8 Masters (83 total)
Nova: 22 Masters (114 total)

 

[suarez 7]

If I didn't have the admissions book guide, I would have wasted so much money on schools that I had no chance at.

The thing pays for itself imo

 

[chill45]

If I didn't have the admissions book guide, I would have wasted so much money on schools that I had no chance at.

The thing pays for itself imo

Definitely!! My dentist gave me a copy of last years when I started shadowing him and it has helped exponentially more than I expected. If I knew what all it contained I would have bought it way before he even had the chance of giving me a copy.

 

[KenAzTorch]

Does having a masters give you a better chance at admissions?

 

[chill45]

Does having a masters give you a better chance at admissions?

Usually if your grades for it are top notch. Many people use a masters as a way to show admissions committee they can handle the course load even though they did poorly in undergrad (realizing they wanted to go into dentistry a little too late), so many people with a masters seem to have a 3.7+ GPA for their master's program.