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MWU Sim Course
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Yes! This weekend and next. And there are some slots still left.
Can't seem to find the page, you mind pointing me to it?
http://www.midwestern.edu/asda-simulation-course.html
Online registration is closed at the moment. I'm trying to find out about that.
Online registration is closed at the moment. I'm trying to find out about that.
Online registration is back up for anyone interested. Applying here or not, if you're within driving distance (or can afford to fly in), these clinics are good...at any school that offers them. It's hands on experience, you get to check out different programs, and if you apply and interview, it helps.
https://online.midwestern.edu/public/eventreg.cgi?event_no=1033
$100
2 days (Friday & Saturday)
June 7-8 or June 14-15
Includes breakfast and lunch both days
Pretty sure on these activities...waxing, class I preps, amalgam and composite restorations, alginate impressions & pouring stone models, imaging (intro sort of thing), mini-mock interview w/ a student. Little seminars on all of the activities.Hear from both the dean and admissions (Dr. Polk...who basically is admissions), tour clinic and campus, student panel.
https://online.midwestern.edu/public/eventreg.cgi?event_no=1033
$100
2 days (Friday & Saturday)
June 7-8 or June 14-15
Includes breakfast and lunch both days
Pretty sure on these activities...waxing, class I preps, amalgam and composite restorations, alginate impressions & pouring stone models, imaging (intro sort of thing), mini-mock interview w/ a student. Little seminars on all of the activities.Hear from both the dean and admissions (Dr. Polk...who basically is admissions), tour clinic and campus, student panel.