Just wondering if your acceptance to a school is contingent upon how you do during your last year of undergrad before matriculating into dental school. For instance if you got accepted on Dec. 1, does the school say that you must maintain a certain gpa or get C's in all your classes or complete all the classes that you said you were gonna take on your AADSAS application? If you said you were gonna graduate do you have to get your degree? Just curious, I'm not planning on sluffing off my last year as an undergrad or anything. Thanks.
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i had a friend who got accepted to BU last year. he was told that as long as he got a grade of "C" in his courses that he would be ok.
i am not sure if they ask for a specific gpa.
i am not sure if they ask for a specific gpa.
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PERFECT3434
i have taken million classes except for anatomy.
i have to take it next semester with the lab or esle indiana won't let me in. that is if they accept me to begin with.
i hate this course and i really hate going back to school for one class after graduating.
oh well!
anyways guys, hope you guys have a good evening. wish me luck on my interview at IND wed.
i have to take it next semester with the lab or esle indiana won't let me in. that is if they accept me to begin with.
i hate this course and i really hate going back to school for one class after graduating.
oh well!
anyways guys, hope you guys have a good evening. wish me luck on my interview at IND wed.
Remember that SOME residency/specialty programs will view your undergraduate grades from the period following your acceptance, if you apply to their programs.
Indiana requiring Anatomy is great. It might be a hard class, but trust me it donest even compare to Anatomy in dental school which is twice as hard, as we go into even more detail and dissect cadavers by ourselfs instead of a TA just showing you stuff. My 2 tops chiocies were Indiana (as I am from there) and Upenn, and I can tell you I am way ahead of most peple at Upenn in anatmony that havent taken it before.
Anyway back to the post. Upenn has you sign a contract that says they can deny admission if you get anything less than a c. So I basically got all C's. Iu on the other hand says you must maintain an average consistent with your prior semesters, which sounds a little scary.
Anyway back to the post. Upenn has you sign a contract that says they can deny admission if you get anything less than a c. So I basically got all C's. Iu on the other hand says you must maintain an average consistent with your prior semesters, which sounds a little scary.
