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I have heard that students who switch from medicine to dental have higher drop out rates in dental school.
Students who originally apply to medical school, then apply to dental school, and are accepted, have higher drop out rates from dental school than students who went straight for dental school. Is this the case? Why is that?
Students who originally apply to medical school, then apply to dental school, and are accepted, have higher drop out rates from dental school than students who went straight for dental school. Is this the case? Why is that?