Help with changing schools recieving score.

[whatDATmean]

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Hey SDN!

I have no idea where to change schools that will receive my DAT scores once I take them. Could anyone help me? Or its a lost cause and I have to pay 25 dollars for a new school? 🙁

 

[ItalianPrincess]

Hey SDN!

I have no idea where to change schools that will receive my DAT scores once I take them. Could anyone help me? Or its a lost cause and I have to pay 25 dollars for a new school? 🙁

you cant change them. i called ADA cuz im not applying to 2 of the 5 schools anymore and they told me theres nothing i can do except request new ones 🙁

 

[dentsuccess3]

you cant change them. i called ADA cuz im not applying to 2 of the 5 schools anymore and they told me theres nothing i can do except request new ones 🙁

Where do we request new ones? Is there a form to fill out or something?

 

[MrBeans]

You request new scores sent at the same place where you registered for the DAT.

http://www.ada.org/dat.aspx

(see Step 5)

 

[dentsuccess3]

You request new scores sent at the same place where you registered for the DAT.

http://www.ada.org/dat.aspx

(see Step 5)

Thanks MrBeans 🙂

 

[BruinDentist]

I was under the impression that AADSAS changed the way DAT scores are reported in that it's automatically included in your application after you provide them with your DENTPIN. Am I mistaken? Do you still have to send separate DAT scores to individual schools?

 

[MrBeans]

I was under the impression that AADSAS changed the way DAT scores are reported in that it's automatically included in your application after you provide them with your DENTPIN. Am I mistaken? Do you still have to send separate DAT scores to individual schools?

You should contact each individual school for their requirements.

Some schools require score reports from the ADA, others do not (because of the new DENTPIN change).

 

[BruinDentist]

You should contact each individual school for their requirements.

Some schools require score reports from the ADA, others do not (because of the new DENTPIN change).

Cool. Thanks for the reply!