Thoughts?
I also know quite a few people that have chosen the military route so they are not as concerned with finances and most of them have chosen to go to private schools.Absolutely, you have to think many of those students at Harvard, Penn, & Columbia had acceptances at their state schools and passed them up for an "ivy league education". Only you can determine if the price difference is worth the perceived value of one school over another, which is easier said than done. As a predent you don't really know that much about the schools and how opportunities at one may help you toward your future. Often what you think you want to do as a predent doesn't align with what you will want to / be qualified to do after graduation.
Personally, I chose my state school because the tangible cost difference was much easier to quantify than all the intangibles (p/f curriculum, student body, curriculum differences, externship/rotation opportunities, etc).
I'm sure at least one person has done it
@xerxes106 very true. but enjoy 4 years and spend how many more paying your loans back? gonna be at least 10 years
Dental school is a solid 4 years of your life though, that's a huge chunk of time..... if you're going to be a happier person because of the location of a private school I would gladly choose it over a state school in a place I wouldnt like.
Dental school is a solid 4 years of your life though, that's a huge chunk of time..... if you're going to be a happier person because of the location of a private school I would gladly choose it over a state school in a place I wouldnt like.
Dental school is a solid 4 years of your life though, that's a huge chunk of time..... if you're going to be a happier person because of the location of a private school I would gladly choose it over a state school in a place I wouldnt like.
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