i have the same problem. i just tried to find a subject that was most relevant for the freshman seminars.
Which one did you use??
I chose "orientation" bc the seminars were basically semester-long freshman orientations.
When they go over your transcript to verify it they will also determine the category they fit in. Choose what you feel it is best.
Required fields you must fill out.
As bluetree stated, just submit the application with your unofficial scores. That way the transcript review/GPA verification process can start, which can take 3+ weeks. In this mean time, your DAT scores will be processed and your app will be automatically updated with the official scores at about the same time that your GPA verification finishes. Remember though, you can only submit on June 5th!
You have a unique situation which I'd ask AADSAS/ADEA about.
You'll need to make a new account because anything from the 16-17 portal was erased in the 17-18 portal. Sorry :/
Yup it goes under experiences!
I filled out an application last cycle (to see what the application looked like, wasn't ready to apply at that time), and everything I had already filled out carried over for this cycle.
I think it is just whatever quick message you have for your letter writer? It should not be something that dental schools will see.
If you type in NG that means there is no grade there at all. If your transcript currently has a letter to say that the course goes across multiple semesters and your grade is to be withheld until the course ends, then enter that letter.
I think you might want to follow what they ask? Idk if they will look at the grades in specifically the courses you selected. It seems like they just want to be sure that you have plans to get the prereqs done before you matriculate?
There's not a lot of space in that section so I just did a list of activities but in coherent sentences.
I'm guessing kind of like college? Where your permanent address is your parent's address until you move out of their place for good. Each school has its own way for determining state residency. I've heard of schools where if you live out of the state for just a year, you have to go through some appeals process and may not necessarily be eligible for in state tuition upon return.
Up to you. You can just put in something like outlining the due date that you want it by and some small suggestions? Depends if you already emailed them with this as well. I just put some small reminders of when I wanted it by and thanks for doing this etc etc.
If I am correct, the "in progress/planned" coursework is not binding. But it would be extremely important especially if you have outstanding prereqs that you need to get done.
You have to list the institution under colleges attended, and then when you enter your coursework for that institution. It doesn't seem like there is a "high school" option for academic status, so I would assume you put "freshman"? Best to email AADSAS and ask (make sure you get their answer in writing).
I'd put it under experiences and then in its description talk about how you were inducted in, and also talk about what you do and maybe why it's important to you 🙂
Near the top there are 4 boxes, click "Add Program." Scroll down, find the school, and hit "undo" to the right
Definitely put it! That would help greatly with hand-eye coordination, something you'll definitely need as a dentist.
You also put your planned courses. When you enter a new term, on the upper right of the box just change it to "Planned/In progress". Of course you might not be able to stick to it, but I think schools just want to see what you have planned/that you're not getting lazy.
No problem!
They get all of them! The only things that vary from school to school are the supplemental questions included in AADSAS and the pre-req courses you use. Other than those, each school gets exactly the same application.
I think you just need to select Planned/In Progress as your grade and you can update it later.
