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Hi Guys!
I am currently applying to dental schools and I just had a question about my statistics. I currently have a 3.6 gpa and a 3.5 science gpa. I did really well on my DATs and I am applying this semester. This semester happens to be the busiest for me and I am taking my toughest classes. They're all science classes and I am worried that I will end up with all B's. I know this isn't considered too bad but would dental schools take this to mean that I cannot handle science classes or that I let my grades slip my last year? If this has happened to any of you, have they brought it up during/after interviews? Just curious how they handle poor performances the last year/year of applying.
I know they really care about science gpa so if mine drops after this semester do you think this will create a big problem?
Just really worried and I don't know if I should be. Any perspective would be greatly appreciated!
I am currently applying to dental schools and I just had a question about my statistics. I currently have a 3.6 gpa and a 3.5 science gpa. I did really well on my DATs and I am applying this semester. This semester happens to be the busiest for me and I am taking my toughest classes. They're all science classes and I am worried that I will end up with all B's. I know this isn't considered too bad but would dental schools take this to mean that I cannot handle science classes or that I let my grades slip my last year? If this has happened to any of you, have they brought it up during/after interviews? Just curious how they handle poor performances the last year/year of applying.
I know they really care about science gpa so if mine drops after this semester do you think this will create a big problem?
Just really worried and I don't know if I should be. Any perspective would be greatly appreciated!