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Discussion in 'Pre-Dental' started by ippie, May 15, 2008.

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  1. ippie

    ippie ippie
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    Hi, I need help.
    I took DAT in 2006, and I have plan to take DAT again in May 2008.
    Do I have to type the score of 2006 on the application?
    I don't think so because the application needs only "the most recent DAT" score. RIGHT?
    What if my new score would be lower than the past score?
    Do I have to enter "the most recent low DAT" score??? It's funny.
    Plus, how can I know the past DAT score? I forgot the score.
     
    #1 ippie, May 15, 2008
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    The ADEA will send you school both scores (all scores). This may be a good thing, especially if you can show improvement. Also, should one of your first scores be better than your new score, some adcoms actually use the higher of the two to calculate a new overall score.
     
    #2 DentAZ, May 27, 2008
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