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[honeynut45]

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What looks better, to graduate on time, but still end up taking a few sciences as a non-student after I graduate....being that I married and relocating to live with my husband.

or to

Graduate late a semester, and still have to take a few sciences as a non-student at a different university after I graduate...

how u think this will looks to dental schools? please give me ur advice...
thanks!

 

[dru180]

In all honesty, especially given you situation, i don't think it matters one bit. It really don't think its that important in the grand scheme. What is important is how you do in the classes, not whether they were before or after you got your degree

 

[blankguy]

In all honesty, especially given you situation, i don't think it matters one bit. It really don't think its that important in the grand scheme. What is important is how you do in the classes, not whether they were before or after you got your degree

I agree especially being married.

 

[CMistry]

What looks better, to graduate on time, but still end up taking a few sciences as a non-student after I graduate....

I picked this option only so that I could apply having a degree... I think it might have been an edge over other applicants. Other than that, no difference.

-Cyrus