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For the people who have not finished the exams yet or who are planning to … in the near future get your documents ready before you attempt the Part 1.
To tell you the truth, early applications stand a better chance to get into colleges. The bottom line is that colleges want to fill their seats too if not they will loose a lot of money so most of the candidates are selected from the interviews that they conduct in the beginning. Only if you have a very good score and if your resume looks impressive, you will stand a chance as a late applicant. Most of the schools do not accept applications after January. Here are the names of few that will with late deadlines: Boston, NYU, Minnesota. Colorado??
You also have space based programs:Nova Southeastern University School of Dental Medicine, Fort Lauderdale-Davie, Florida
If you have not written your toefl try and finish it first before Part 1.
Get all your recommendation letters ready, as some schools will need recommendation letters from the dean of your school.
Go to a couple of websites of the Dental schools and look at documentation required for the advances standing program,so that at the last moment you don't have to run helter shelter to get them.
Browse through the SDN you will get all the info you need about the exams and what scores you need, to stand a chance getting admission to the various schools.
Please do not commit the same mistake I did.Plan ahead.🙂
For the people who have not finished the exams yet or who are planning to … in the near future get your documents ready before you attempt the Part 1.
To tell you the truth, early applications stand a better chance to get into colleges. The bottom line is that colleges want to fill their seats too if not they will loose a lot of money so most of the candidates are selected from the interviews that they conduct in the beginning. Only if you have a very good score and if your resume looks impressive, you will stand a chance as a late applicant. Most of the schools do not accept applications after January. Here are the names of few that will with late deadlines: Boston, NYU, Minnesota. Colorado??
You also have space based programs:Nova Southeastern University School of Dental Medicine, Fort Lauderdale-Davie, Florida
If you have not written your toefl try and finish it first before Part 1.
Get all your recommendation letters ready, as some schools will need recommendation letters from the dean of your school.
Go to a couple of websites of the Dental schools and look at documentation required for the advances standing program,so that at the last moment you don't have to run helter shelter to get them.
Browse through the SDN you will get all the info you need about the exams and what scores you need, to stand a chance getting admission to the various schools.
Please do not commit the same mistake I did.Plan ahead.🙂
