Is anyone applying to NYU 4 year

[nbdeprep12]

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Is there anyone planning to apply to NYU 4 year program?Is it worth it?

 

[drmajesty]

Is there anyone planning to apply to NYU 4 year program?Is it worth it?

If they accept those who have numerical NBDE part 1 results, Yes I will apply for sure. 🙂)

 

[nbdeprep12]

If they accept those who have numerical NBDE part 1 results, Yes I will apply for sure. 🙂)[/QUOTE

Do you think they wont accept people with numerical scores?although DAT is taken?

 

[nbdeprep12]

If they accept those who have numerical NBDE part 1 results, Yes I will apply for sure. 🙂)

Are you applying this year?

 

[drmajesty]

Are you applying this year?

They no longer offer international program. you must take DAT and apply for regular DMD this year.

 

[nbdeprep12]

They no longer offer international program. you must take DAT and apply for regular DMD this year.

I am aware about that it is 4 yr regular DMD,that is why I am curious if anyone is considering applying as I am thinking whether to apply or not!!!

 

[ddstric]

Is there anyone planning to apply to NYU 4 year program?Is it worth it?

no worth. why waste 4 yrs studying same thing again.

 

[drricha]

Is there anyone planning to apply to NYU 4 year program?Is it worth it?

Well for NYU, you will have to take DAT and apply through AADSAS. They are not prticipating in CAAPID. If you are ready to dedicate four years to learning and to meet the financial burden you should go ahead.
Also you need to do a year residency to practice in NY so that makes it five years...so think of all these factors before making a decision.👍

 

[Nnmm41]

You also need to do some extra hours in english , bio , physics and chemistry

 

[nbdeprep12]

You also need to do some extra hours in english , bio , physics and chemistry

I thought you dont need to complete pre requisites if you have foreign degree.

 

[nbdeprep12]

Well for NYU, you will have to take DAT and apply through AADSAS. They are not prticipating in CAAPID. If you are ready to dedicate four years to learning and to meet the financial burden you should go ahead.
Also you need to do a year residency to practice in NY so that makes it five years...so think of all these factors before making a decision.👍

Its true that its too long. Thanks foryour suggestion....