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I'm going to post a note that I received from ASDA.
My intention is not to discourage you to take PART 2, just to let you know what's happening. And if you have taken PART 2 a couple months ago and failed, don't be dissappointed. If you had a good score, please let us know what study material you use. Thanks
ASDA's Response to Concerns Regarding Failure Rate for NBDE II
Dear ASDA Member,
It has come to the attention of the Board of Trustees that the national rate of failure on the NDBE Part II has increased significantly over the past few months. The Board is currently taking action to build concrete evidence of this change. We are requesting support from the Deans, the American Dental Education Association (ADEA) and the American Dental Association (ADA) to ensure that the exam is fair to all students and secure.
The Joint Commission that facilitates the exam has identified that this increase affects dental students nationwide. However, statistical data has not yet been compiled that illustrates the severity of the failure rate. We will begin discussions with all interested parties, including dental school Deans, ADEA, the ADA, the Joint Commission and other student dental groups. We hope to come to a resolution as soon as possible that is in the best interest of students and the profession.
Sincerely,
Timothy Moriarty
President
American Student Dental Association
University of Connecticut DSIV
My intention is not to discourage you to take PART 2, just to let you know what's happening. And if you have taken PART 2 a couple months ago and failed, don't be dissappointed. If you had a good score, please let us know what study material you use. Thanks
ASDA's Response to Concerns Regarding Failure Rate for NBDE II
Dear ASDA Member,
It has come to the attention of the Board of Trustees that the national rate of failure on the NDBE Part II has increased significantly over the past few months. The Board is currently taking action to build concrete evidence of this change. We are requesting support from the Deans, the American Dental Education Association (ADEA) and the American Dental Association (ADA) to ensure that the exam is fair to all students and secure.
The Joint Commission that facilitates the exam has identified that this increase affects dental students nationwide. However, statistical data has not yet been compiled that illustrates the severity of the failure rate. We will begin discussions with all interested parties, including dental school Deans, ADEA, the ADA, the Joint Commission and other student dental groups. We hope to come to a resolution as soon as possible that is in the best interest of students and the profession.
Sincerely,
Timothy Moriarty
President
American Student Dental Association
University of Connecticut DSIV