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Biochemistry. If you look at the stats of students applying with Biochemistry majors (it's very very low). Not only applying to dental school, but compared to a lot of majors in university. Secondly, it's a hard major, thus the reason why less people decide to pursue it. Thirdly, biochemistry courses + labs (you will be doing biochem labs if you're a major), are a bonus (IMO).
Although, I'm not sure if adcoms pay a lot of attention to the majors themselves as opposed to the courses you've taken.
Maybe this is just my one-sided opinion, maybe others with more experience can chime in.
Although, I'm not sure if adcoms pay a lot of attention to the majors themselves as opposed to the courses you've taken.
Maybe this is just my one-sided opinion, maybe others with more experience can chime in.
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Most people say that you should major in whatever you're interested in as it's not something adcoms really pay attention to, for me biochem covers a good amount of the prereq courses I need. Ultimately, it's probably up to what you want to learn about...
