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most affordable dental school???
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depends on your residency...also, there is a nifty book offered by the adea that details all of the info you could possibly want to know about each school...
The most affordable dental school is the "Dental School of Newmexdent."
For the low tuition cost of 15,000/yr (the best deal you will find anywhere) I will offer you the dental education of a life-time.
For housing you can live in a tent on my back balcony and you can pay me an additional fee and I will allow you to eat my leftovers.
Your education would be based on my first-hand experience at dental school. I will attend dental school and while doing so I will teach you what I learn. It's a great deal!!!
As a bonus I will offer what I like to call "special training" which involves me poking you with a long stick while you perform work on your patients. The intent is to prepare you for the real world.
For patients I intend to offer low fees to attract cats, rats and stray dogs for you to perform dental work on.
When it's all over I will make a copy of my diploma and certificate with your name in place of mine.
Total cost for 4 years of dental school: $25,000
The feeling you will get from achieving your goals: Priceless
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Where do I sign up?
The application process is pretty simple. Here are the steps:
1. Fill out an application.
2. Submit a video of yourself answering the question "Are cats or dogs better?"
At this point you will be offered an interview
3. Pay the interview application fee (102$)
4. Schedule and attend the interview - prepare to exhibit your manual dexterity by massaging my feet
5. Let me punch you in the kidney
That's it!
If you have a state school, that will usually be your cheapest option.
Other than that, Buffalo is quite cheap even for out of state (36,000 a year) and you will be able to get your NY residency after a year, which should then lower the cost of tuition to 18,000 a year.
Other than that, Buffalo is quite cheap even for out of state (36,000 a year) and you will be able to get your NY residency after a year, which should then lower the cost of tuition to 18,000 a year.
Not quite that expensive...more like 16,200 in state...and you can get residency your first year, you just have to buy property in new york
From what I remember, Uconn, the NY state schools (which grant residency after one year), Baylor, Houston, and San Antonio have a sweet in state tuition rate.
Newmexdent: Your post made me laugh. There was talk on the pre-allo board about this new "medical school" that opened up which doesn't require a degree or exam scores. The consensus is that it's a scam to prey on worried/desperate students. Hopefully us pre-dents would never fall prey to such a scam.
Yeah, Texas sure does take care of their residents. Residency requirements are strict however.
yes, cheapest tuition/residence is going to in-state school. i'm pretty sure bama is lowest, then maybe stony brook. check predents, or better yet, just check the state schools you want to apply to. good luck.
Texas is super cheap because the State pays the school for most of our expenses. That is why they have such tough rules on out-of-state apps. Only 10% can be out-of-state by law in Texas. Most of the time each school's class only has one or two people outside of Texas. Good for me, bad for you if you wanted to go to Baylor, San Antonio, or Houston.
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In my personal experience as a California resident, my cheapest dental education would be achieved if I could go to LSU and achieve residency by the second year. If I'm lucky enough my graduating debt would be about $80,000 less than if I went to UCLA or UCSF (my in state choices). btw, LSU interview on Dec. 14th. w00t
