Like Happy said, the more you study for the boards, the better you will do. The school more than prepare you for the boards. They throw you so much info, you don't know what to do with it sometimes. But anyhow, all the materials is there, it's up to you to do well. My groups' scores ranged from 88-93. So they did fairly well. They really did not study that hard for the test. All in all everyone studied for it in one week. Everyone were so tired from second year that they took the first of the two weeks to relax. But the point is, the more you study, the better you will do. As for clinic, you will gain the most clinical experience here than any where else in the country. We have such a large patient pool, you have experience with all sorts of people from all walks of life. For example right now I am working on four multiple unit bridges, 7-8 partial cases, 3 full denture, 6-7 endo in the works, 3 implant cases which i will be inserting. This is just the beggining of the fourth year. So as you can see, it's a lot of clinical experience. So if you come, you'll see the negative sides..like class size and and politics, but you'll go away with a lot of clinical experience.
