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No. I declined their offer.
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The prestigious Meharry Medical College, School of Dentistry.
Would mind I ask where are you now? And your stats? haha your story is awesome.
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I would give my left pinky toe for an acceptance to UCSF.
I'm going to Houston.
My GPA is 3.8 and DAT is 22.
Why you so surprise?
Not to be the Debby Downer, but when you guys pick your "first choice school," make sure you'll be able to afford it. Otherwise, if you do get in and look at the cost, it's going to sting even harder to turn it down. I know from experience lol. Good luck though!
Yep, me and UoP...
Louisiana state university .. I hope I get there
good luck man, you can do it.UT Houston / A&M / UT San Antonio and for OOS: UNLV or Louisville!
Taking my DAT on the 15th, then it's all aboard the waiting train
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Nova isn't a very good school just a forewarning. I'm a Florida resident and I go to dental school outside of Florida but I can tell you out of all the private schools nova is the worst choice. They have an agreement to take a ton of students from a local university, FIU
Woah. NOVA isn't my first choice by any means but I do have an interview there. Should I not bother with it?
Yeah of course still go to it. It's an accredited dental school and that's all that really matters, especially if it ends up being your only acceptance
I would go to help you for other ones but if you are on a right budget and you have a ton of other interview options then I would avoid it
I meant tight budget , stupid autocorrect
I will go to whatever school allows me to become an oral sturgeon
Best comment ever.
Can you tell me more about this school? What is a systems-based curriculum? Is it good for students who want to go on and specialize, or is it viewed as an "easy" school?
Top Choices:
UCLA, UCSF, or UoP (Not entirely sure if I want to specialize yet since CoA for DS is so high)
GPA and DAT: Below
Experience:
- 225 Shadowing Hours
- 300 Volunteering Hours
- 640 Working Hours
UCLA, UCSF, or UoP (Not entirely sure if I want to specialize yet since CoA for DS is so high)
GPA and DAT: Below
Experience:
- 225 Shadowing Hours
- 300 Volunteering Hours
- 640 Working Hours
I'm not sure about specialties.
Talk to fogorvostan- she is a D1 at MWU-AZ and if she's not busy, could help you out!
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fogorvostan
Feel free to message me. Definitely not an easy school by any means, haha. Although I'd be inclined to say that there isn't ANY "easy" school. It's dental school.
