List of Pass / Fail Dental Schools

[Futur3D3nt15t]

Hey guys, I'm not sure if this has already been asked somewhere, but is there an updated list where we could see which school uses a P/F grading system as opposed to a normal grading system?

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[futuredentista2023]

I know that UCLA and UCSF are pass/fail

 

[TopDog]

I believe there are 7: UCLA, UCSF, Harvard, Columbia, UPenn, UConn, and one more i'm missing

 

[Futur3D3nt15t]

I know that OHSU is one school that does P/F system - is there only 7?

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[jhan17]

I believe there are 7: UCLA, UCSF, Harvard, Columbia, UPenn, UConn, and one more i'm missing

Upenn isn't pass or fail

 

[TopDog]

Upenn isn't pass or fail

Ahh nevermind then...I thought all the UCs and Ivys were but i was incorrect. I'm pretty sure the other ones I listed are P/F though

 

[AppalachianDentalBoy]

ADEA Grading Resource Guide
UCLA, UCSF, Stony, ECU, Roseman, UConn, Columbia, and Harvard. Every school is different with how they rank too. Beware of H/P/F because that isn't true P/F.

 

[Likkriue]

Stony is not pass/fail, that is a mistake by ADEA.

 

[jilingula26]

Roseman is technically P/NP. A passing grade is set at 90% but they give you multiple chances to earn that passing grade.

 

[Hunterdan]

UNE is also pass/fail

 

[Faefly]

Upenn isn't pass or fail

That's embarrassing, I specifically wrote that I like that grading system in why Upenn lol
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[Life of Pablo]

ADEA Grading Resource Guide
UCLA, UCSF, Stony, ECU, Roseman, UConn, Columbia, and Harvard. Every school is different with how they rank too. Beware of H/P/F because that isn't true P/F.

Well UCLA is H/P/F.

Also, OHSU is P/F but they give commendations if you get a 93%+.

 

[future-co-cat-owner]

Is UCSF H/P/F?

 

[ESPN907]

What are y’all’s opinion on pass/fail? What are these schools trying to accomplish by it? How is it advantageous?

 

[rippedbx]

What are y’all’s opinion on pass/fail? What are these schools trying to accomplish by it? How is it advantageous?

The goal for my school was to train student doctors to be collaborative more than competitive.

 

[deleted980501]

What are y’all’s opinion on pass/fail? What are these schools trying to accomplish by it? How is it advantageous?

My friend in medical school said its a trap and not really "just pass/fail grading"

For example you can pass with 70% or pass with 89%, while getting something like a 95%+ designated honors. If you're the student who has averaged 88%, you can see how pretty upset you might be about pass/fail when applying to residency programs.