Master's Programs --PLEASE HELP!!

[khentoog182]

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I'm a California residents, and I've been accepted into UMDNJ's Masters in Science in Biomedical Sciences program, and Midwestern University's Masters in Arts in Biomedical Sciences program.

I need help in choosing! Both are great programs I've heard, but at UMDNJ I can take dental classes with their dental students which I'm sure is great.

But does anyone know which school takes more master's students into their dental schools the following year? Which would give me a better/higher chance of matriculation?

Thank you..and ANY advice is appreciated!

 

[UFRalo]

I don't know for other people, but I wouldn't want to pick up and move all the way across the country. Granted UMDNJ seems like a pretty good program, I wouldn't probably move that far away for a master's degree. But that's just my opinion.

Personally, I am doing mine at a school in my home state because it is close to home & cheaper 🙂

 

[khentoog182]

Well either way I'm going to pay for tuition and housing, so I want to go somewhere that's going to give me a high chance of getting into dental school!

I can't find any good information online, so it's making this decision that much harder, and talking to the admissions office wasn't too helpful either.

 

[coolslugs]

Well either way I'm going to pay for tuition and housing, so I want to go somewhere that's going to give me a high chance of getting into dental school!

I can't find any good information online, so it's making this decision that much harder, and talking to the admissions office wasn't too helpful either.

Admissions won't know the answer to your question. You have to take it up to the biomed program office or ask the dental schools directly.