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Kobethegoat24

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So i was accepted into my state school and also another school. The other school offered me a 32000 per year scholarship that would make it cheaper for me to attend that school than my state school. So i paid the deposit and am planning on attending there. The scholarship is renewable for all 4 years, however, I have to maintain atleast a 3.0 gpa. I was wondering what the average gpa of a dental student is and how hard it is to maintain a 3.0. Do you think i made the right decision in accepting that scholarship rather than attending my state school?
 
Did you factor in cost of living with family vs living on campus (flights,transportation,etc)?
 
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Did you factor in cost of living with family vs living on campus (flights,transportation,etc)?
Which ever school I pick I won't be able to live with family. My state school is 4 hours from where I live and both schools have about the same living expenses
 
Personally, I don't think getting a 3.0 will be too challenging to maintain. I had a 3.1 Overall GPA going into Dental School, and 1.5 years later I am hovering right around a 3.4, and that's with me not stressing about grades basically at all. You made the right decision going to the cheaper school, and I assume you are smart considering the hefty scholarship/multiple acceptances.

You'll be fine.
 
Depends on the school.

3.0+ is not that hard to maintain at my school if you're somewhat diligent.