Hi
Just to to let you know, there is an IDP ( International Dentistry Program) in Mexico, is very good program, I been there, beautiful facilities, wonderful staff, and people en general.
You will have a great experience, in clinic, patients, classes, with wonderful teachers, and be in another country, culture is amazing. Is very friendly enviroment.
You can learn alot, and is up to you how much you really want to learn and improved you self.
Work is difficult to find anywhere, like any country, dont be afraid.
Some students in the past are very happy some they are not!!!! Depend on you. Are you going to study? or party all the time? Your choise.
Take a look the website. www.lasalleids.com
The New International Dental Studies (IDS)
Program of LaSalle Bajio
Universidad De La Salle Bajio, located in the city of Leon, in the state of Guanajuato, in Mexico, is an institution that has dedicated more than 37 years to higher education. Presently, 25 professional degree programs are offered, as well as 33 post-graduate programs. The student population is 13,500.
Besides being an institution that has been accredited by FIMPES (Federation of Mexican Private Higher Education Institutions), Universidad De La Salle has been awarded the acknowledgement of Excellence in Academics by the Mexican Ministry of Education (SEP).
The School of Dentistry, established in 1975, is considered one of the best dental schools in the country. Since 2002, graduates of the California accredited La Salle School of Dentistry are eligible to participate in licensing examinations for the State of California. Also, since 2004, the School of Dentistry is a member of the National Council of Dental Education (CONAEDO).
The School of Dentistry has received full accreditation from the Dental Board of California for its regular 5 year undergraduate program and its 2 year International Dental Studies program.
Estimated Costs of the IDP for Class of 2009-2010
Admission fee:
$200
Tuition (for four semesters or two years):
$80,000 (for students graduated from Mexican Dental Schools)
$88,000 (for students graduated from non-Mexican Dental Schools)
Instrumental
$10,500.00
Intensive Spanish course for non-Spanish speakers:
$600
Education financing is available for qualified applicants for up to 90% of all costs of the program.
Just to to let you know, there is an IDP ( International Dentistry Program) in Mexico, is very good program, I been there, beautiful facilities, wonderful staff, and people en general.
You will have a great experience, in clinic, patients, classes, with wonderful teachers, and be in another country, culture is amazing. Is very friendly enviroment.
You can learn alot, and is up to you how much you really want to learn and improved you self.
Work is difficult to find anywhere, like any country, dont be afraid.
Some students in the past are very happy some they are not!!!! Depend on you. Are you going to study? or party all the time? Your choise.
Take a look the website. www.lasalleids.com
The New International Dental Studies (IDS)
Program of LaSalle Bajio
Universidad De La Salle Bajio, located in the city of Leon, in the state of Guanajuato, in Mexico, is an institution that has dedicated more than 37 years to higher education. Presently, 25 professional degree programs are offered, as well as 33 post-graduate programs. The student population is 13,500.
Besides being an institution that has been accredited by FIMPES (Federation of Mexican Private Higher Education Institutions), Universidad De La Salle has been awarded the acknowledgement of Excellence in Academics by the Mexican Ministry of Education (SEP).
The School of Dentistry, established in 1975, is considered one of the best dental schools in the country. Since 2002, graduates of the California accredited La Salle School of Dentistry are eligible to participate in licensing examinations for the State of California. Also, since 2004, the School of Dentistry is a member of the National Council of Dental Education (CONAEDO).
The School of Dentistry has received full accreditation from the Dental Board of California for its regular 5 year undergraduate program and its 2 year International Dental Studies program.
Estimated Costs of the IDP for Class of 2009-2010
Admission fee:
$200
Tuition (for four semesters or two years):
$80,000 (for students graduated from Mexican Dental Schools)
$88,000 (for students graduated from non-Mexican Dental Schools)
Instrumental
$10,500.00
Intensive Spanish course for non-Spanish speakers:
$600
Education financing is available for qualified applicants for up to 90% of all costs of the program.
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