Lor when professors are retired?

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As a non-traditional applicant I graduated from college about a decade ago Most of my professors have retired or passed on. I am applying this year after taking the DAT and getting a 22 TS and 23 AA.

Is there any way around the science recommendation?
 
Non-trad here as well. They do know this but if you had been so far removed from academics that all your profs are unable to give a LOR, it's a problem since they cant judge your aptitude for dental school. If you cant find any other way, I would suggest to take a year off and take a few science courses again and get to know your profs for fresh LORs.
 
Ok thank you for the reply!
 
Also, a few schools require that your prerequisite courses are not older than 5-7 years. Call the schools to confirm.
 
Thank you dmd! I'll double check!
 
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