**Official 2022 Peds PASS/Interviews/Match/Non-Match**

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did you guys write a separate "personal statement" for texas A&M?
 
T00thDr said:
Totally up to what you have done with your time in undergrad and dental school.
I included taking dental spanish courses, study clubs, tutoring, anything that would be considered extracurricular and outside of the school course load. Sports (sports teams) should be included if its a big part of what you did in undergrad or dental.

I only included two huge things that I did during my undergrad... But since I have worked after dental school it felt weird to go that far back and include things from like 2005 haha!

Most seem to be about 7am-5pm (earlier [5:30-6am-ish] when you are on GA or OCS cases). Obviously 24-hours when you are on call.
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which programs are chill and which are known as rigorous?
I heard some program is 7 to 7 everyday + on calls
 
so... NYU, BU, USCUNLV, Rutgers, Loma Linda, (more?) require tuition...
bu, USC and Nyu seem most expensive ones?
 
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scottableton said:
Does Case Western do rolling interview invites?
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My guess is yes because they still have 5 days until their deadline.

EDIT: Just looked back at last year's thread and it looks like they sent our interview invites on different dates (10/5 being the last).
 
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FRIDAY UPDATE!

I'll post the updated list on Fridays to keep things easy to reference. Here's to more invites next week 🤞

Brookdale Hospital Medical Center
Bronxcare Health System
Bon Secours St. Mary’s Hospital
Case Western Reserve University (email sent 9/2 and 9/8) in person interview: 10/3-10/4; 10/17-10/18
Children's Hospital Boston
Children’s Hospital Colorado
Children’s Hospital Pittsburgh
Children's Hospital of Wisconsin
Children's Mercy Hospitals and Clinics
Children’s National in DC
Cincinnati Children’s Hospital
Columbia University
East Carolina University
Geisinger Medical Center
Hennepin County Medical Center (email sent 9/2) virtual interviews: 10/21, 11/8, 11/11
Indiana University
Interfaith Medical Center
Jacobi Medical Center
Loma Linda University
Louisiana State University
Lurie Children’s Hospital
Medical University of South Carolina
Montefiore
Nemours/A.I. duPont Hospital for Children
New York University
Nova
NYU Langone- Brooklyn, NY
NYU Langone- Columbia, MO
NYU Langone - San Diego, CA
NYU Langone- Tampa, FL
NYU Langone--Tucson, AZ
NYU Langone- Waianae, HI
NYU Langone--Yakima, WA
Rutgers School of Dental Medicine
Saint Louis University
St. Barnabas
St. Christopher's Hospital for Children
Stony Brook University
Temple Univ. Hospital
Texas A&M
The Dental College of Georgia at Augusta University
The Ohio State
Tufts University
UCLA
UCSF 2-year
UCSF 3-year
University at Buffalo School of Dental Medicine
University of Alabama at Birmingham (email sent 9/8) virtual interviews: 9/17 (other dates offered individually to each person invited)
University of British Columbia, Canada
University of Connecticut
University of Florida - Gainesville
University of Illinois at Chicago
University of Iowa
University of Kentucky
University of Louisville
University of Michigan
University of Minnesota
University of Nebraska
University of North Carolina
University of Pennsylvania
University of Rochester
University of Tennessee
University of Toledo
UNLV
USC
UT Houston
UT SanAntonio
UT San Antonio-Laredo Campus
UW
VCU
Woodhull
Yale New Haven Hospital
Zucker School of Medicine at Hofstra/Northwell at Cohen Children's Medical Center
 
hhk0036 said:
which programs are chill and which are known as rigorous?
I heard some program is 7 to 7 everyday + on calls
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hate to break it to you, but no residency is "chill". all the programs are held to strict requirements by coda, and they pack so much into 2 short years. maybe no one's told you, but every resident across the country works their ass off to earn the right to be a specialist in this field. its no cake walk after you match.... from your previous questions it seems like you have alot of research to do...best of luck
 
dentinthecomments said:
hate to break it to you, but no residency is "chill". all the programs are held to strict requirements by coda, and they pack so much into 2 short years. maybe no one's told you, but every resident across the country works their ass off to earn the right to be a specialist in this field. its no cake walk after you match.... from your previous questions it seems like you have alot of research to do...best of luck
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that's what I heard from a current resident. he said some are much busier than others. maybe programs with tuition?
do you have any info on each program's pros/cons?
 
any info on NYU Langone peds programs? Hawaii, San Diego, Rhode Island..etc?
 
Is there minimum GPA requirement for the acceptance?
 
For those that applied to Rutgers- who did you address the check to? and what was the exact address? I didn't see it on their website..
 
  • Must upload unofficial undergraduate transcripts to the ADEA PASS application

Does this mean Dental School transcript? or Undergraduate College transcript???
 
For UCSF, do you need to take INDBE even if you passed NBDE Part 1 and 2?

Do you need to send official transcripts and nbde results for this program?
 
For UW seattle, do you need to submit supplements in hard copy? not electronically?
 
T00thDr said:
Totally up to what you have done with your time in undergrad and dental school.
I included taking dental spanish courses, study clubs, tutoring, anything that would be considered extracurricular and outside of the school course load. Sports (sports teams) should be included if its a big part of what you did in undergrad or dental.

I only included two huge things that I did during my undergrad... But since I have worked after dental school it felt weird to go that far back and include things from like 2005 haha!

Most seem to be about 7am-5pm (earlier [5:30-6am-ish] when you are on GA or OCS cases). Obviously 24-hours when you are on call.
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As for CV/Resume, in addition to CV/Resume, PASS also has two more Revised CV/Resume sections...?Is it better to delete the original one and upload the new one to CV/Resume instead of submitting both old CV and new CV??
 
hhk0036 said:
that's what I heard from a current resident. he said some are much busier than others. maybe programs with tuition?
do you have any info on each program's pros/cons?
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hhk0036 said:
any info on NYU Langone peds programs? Hawaii, San Diego, Rhode Island..etc?
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hhk0036 said:
Is there minimum GPA requirement for the acceptance?
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hhk0036 said:
  • Must upload unofficial undergraduate transcripts to the ADEA PASS application

Does this mean Dental School transcript? or Undergraduate College transcript???
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hhk0036 said:
For UCSF, do you need to take INDBE even if you passed NBDE Part 1 and 2?

Do you need to send official transcripts and nbde results for this program?
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hhk0036 said:
For UW seattle, do you need to submit supplements in hard copy? not electronically?
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hhk0036 said:
As for CV/Resume, in addition to CV/Resume, PASS also has two more Revised CV/Resume sections...?Is it better to delete the original one and upload the new one to CV/Resume instead of submitting both old CV and new CV??
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beebee123 said:
did y'all put virtual externships on your PASS applications?
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@hhk0036
These are my responses to your questions, in order:

1. Tuition based tells you nothing about which programs are busier. Often tuition programs are more school based. A list of Pros/cons are hard to come by for peds residencies. Try googling the peds residency in question and see what comes up. Additionally, a lot of schools are doing virtual internships right now. Or reach out to former graduates who went into peds, often they know someone who attended one of the programs in question.

2. Again inside info is hard to come by for peds residencies. Try the search tips above.

3. Some programs have a hard gpa cutoff, but as far as I know, most don’t have this as a “requirement”

4. Unofficial undergrad transcripts

5. If you passed NDBE parts 1/2, you do not need to take the INDBE.

6. If the program asks for hard copies, then go ahead and follow this direction. I’m guessing this makes the way they do the selection process run smoother. If they don’t directly ask for hard copies, assume electronic copies.

7. Once you upload a CV/resume you can’t delete it. So it’s better to upload only your new CV/resume.

@beebee123

Yes I did. Although I don’t imagine they carry a ton of weight in the eyes of programs
 
beebee123 said:
did y'all put virtual externships on your PASS applications?
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I didn't with the exception of Temple and Cincinnati. Temple had those secondary questions as part of the app and I included it there... and Cincinnati asked "did you participate in a virtual externship?" in their questions.

In the case of Columbia, it would be shorter to list the people that were NOT in that virtual externship 🤣

I'm sure it does not hurt to list them though!
 
T00thDr said:
I didn't with the exception of Temple and Cincinnati. Temple had those secondary questions as part of the app and I included it there... and Cincinnati asked "did you participate in a virtual externship?" in their questions.

In the case of Columbia, it would be shorter to list the people that were NOT in that virtual externship 🤣

I'm sure it does not hurt to list them though!
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what did you do for virtual externship?
 
  • Additional Information: $
    Do not submit any supplemental materials with this PASS application.

NYU Langone says this ^ what should we do? no ps?
 
S_Diamond_DDS said:
@hhk0036
These are my responses to your questions, in order:

1. Tuition based tells you nothing about which programs are busier. Often tuition programs are more school based. A list of Pros/cons are hard to come by for peds residencies. Try googling the peds residency in question and see what comes up. Additionally, a lot of schools are doing virtual internships right now. Or reach out to former graduates who went into peds, often they know someone who attended one of the programs in question.

2. Again inside info is hard to come by for peds residencies. Try the search tips above.

3. Some programs have a hard gpa cutoff, but as far as I know, most don’t have this as a “requirement”

4. Unofficial undergrad transcripts

5. If you passed NDBE parts 1/2, you do not need to take the INDBE.

6. If the program asks for hard copies, then go ahead and follow this direction. I’m guessing this makes the way they do the selection process run smoother. If they don’t directly ask for hard copies, assume electronic copies.

7. Once you upload a CV/resume you can’t delete it. So it’s better to upload only your new CV/resume.

@beebee123

Yes I did. Although I don’t imagine they carry a ton of weight in the eyes of programs
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Applicants must pass the National Board Dental Examination (NBDE), Part I by the application deadline. Applicants must submit their scores for the Integrated National Board Dental Examination (INDBE) prior to the match deadline in order to be ranked by the program.

this is what UCSF says? does it mean we need to take inbde in addition to nbde part 1 and 2?? in order to be ranked by program??
 
hhk0036 said:
Applicants must pass the National Board Dental Examination (NBDE), Part I by the application deadline. Applicants must submit their scores for the Integrated National Board Dental Examination (INDBE) prior to the match deadline in order to be ranked by the program.

this is what UCSF says? does it mean we need to take inbde in addition to nbde part 1 and 2?? in order to be ranked by program??
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Oh I see. No it means, you either have to have completed Part 1 of the NBDE or have completed the INDBE by the time you apply. But you don’t need both
 
@ T00thDr, thank you very much for starting this thread. I have a suggestion if you do not mind! Can you please make the school invites in bold in the list of schools? that way they are easier to spot just like last years'.
 
insiderdent said:
@ T00thDr, thank you very much for starting this thread. I have a suggestion if you do not mind! Can you please make the school invites in bold in the list of schools? that way they are easier to spot just like last years'.
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You got it! Just updated it.

I'll post Friday updates with the new invites from the week bolded and past weeks unbolded.

Anybody that is posting a new invite: feel free to copy the big list of schools (from a post above you or on page 1 of this thread), unbold everything, and only bold your new invite that you are adding.

Hopefully this week is full of invites!
 
Anybody have their check cashed from Temple?
 
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jessicasky12 said:
Mine did and they sent " your application is now complete " email . Shoot them an email and check on the status
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I got the email a while ago that said it was completed. I emailed to ask if they received my snail mail and they said "yeah, we just have not cashed your check yet." But that was like a month ago so I just thought I would ask.

Maybe they just do a batch every month, lol.

EDIT FOR FUTURE READERS: Ended up getting cashed about 9 days after posting this.
 
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Anyone know if NYU Langone programs accept Canadians? (not dual citizens, just Canadians)
I ask because I know on their website, they say they do accept Canadians but all the practicing pediatric dentists in my province that have done their residency at Langone are either US citizens or dual US/Canada citizens...
 
T00thDr said:
I got the email a while ago that said it was completed. I emailed to ask if they received my snail mail and they said "yeah, we just have not cashed your check yet." But that was like a month ago so I just thought I would ask.

Maybe they just do a batch every month, lol.
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Yah I'm certain they do it in batches , hopefully we hear from them soon ..
 
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Hi, I am wondering UT San Antonio interview is virtual or in person this 2021-2022 cycle. I saw someone posted it is in person 9/14 to 9/15. But someone saiid it is virtual. Just want to confirm. Thanks
 
lisali12 said:
Hi, I am wondering UT San Antonio interview is virtual or in person this 2021-2022 cycle. I saw someone posted it is in person 9/14 to 9/15. But someone saiid it is virtual. Just want to confirm. Thanks
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Just so folks have know what's up, my friend who applied to UNC got a phone call the 13th at like 9pm for a virtual interview 10/29!
 
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