Hsdm students/alumni please respond!

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Please, I am having a very hard time to decide if I should go to HSDM...I really am not sure if I want to specialize or not (or do research or policy reform) but I am worried about whether or not I can actually practice general dentistry after my 4 years at hsdm.

Can anyone tell me: what are the requirements (ie. how many endo's, crown preps, etc.) are needed for graduation.

Would it be very difficult to take a state board (ie. not the NERB) something like texas or florida.

Please help me out- thanks!:luck:
 
I have talked to many current students as well as recent graduates, and all agree there is no problem is practicing general dentistry after school. I think you should come to HSDM in the fall. Btw what are your other options?
 
On the side note, since this thread on deciding for HSDM,
so here i subscribe for it...lol
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Penn (with deans scholarship = -50%) and State school = UMDNJ

* I am asking about taking other state boards in case I want to move to texas to be with family there.

Thanks!:luck:
 
Hey guys, I am sorry to be annoying but this is a really important decision for me, so I was wondering if any of you could post an answer please!

Thanks everyone, I appreciate all the love out there!

Thanks-:luck:
 
Penn (with deans scholarship = -50%) and State school = UMDNJ

* I am asking about taking other state boards in case I want to move to texas to be with family there.

Thanks!:luck:

If you know you want to specialize for sure...then HSDM...if not, it really doesn't matter much on where you go. But since you are getting 50% scholarship at Penn, why not go to Penn instead of UMDNJ since you can still get an Ivy League name on your diploma.........