How to obtain MMS or MHS without undergrad prereqs

[bennewill]

I really want to pursue a masters that would enhance my resume, and increase my chances of getting into dental school of choice.

My undergrad (environmental science) is unrelated to a pre-med pre-dental path and didn't take any of the science courses necessary to pursue a masters.

I'm curious to know what my chances would be to enter these masters programs, with a non STEM undergrad.

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[Mr.Smile12]

Do these programs require you to take the predental prerequisites? If you don't have them, you have no shot at dental school even if you take the master's degree. Choose the proper career-changer program for addressing your profile.

How to Choose a Postbaccalaureate or Special Masters Program (SMP) - SDN

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[bennewill]

If you don't have them, you have no shot at dental school even if you take the master's degree. Choose the proper career-changer program for addressing your profile.

How to Choose a Postbaccalaureate or Special Masters Program (SMP) - SDN

The Student Doctor Network provides free tools, resources, and advising services to help students become health professionals.

www.studentdoctor.net

I'm sort of looking for a post-bacc pre-med masters program for students who lack qualifications. Sort of like Harvard Extension School or Boston University LEAP Program. For students that have unrelated degrees that want to change careers that lack prereqs. Most schools don't allow you to get a second bachelors degree, and I am missing about 9 or 10 classes that would be required.

Edit: Problem is HES is certificate-only and doesn't hold the same water as an actual degree.