This school is new (nice facilities and instruments/equipment) and has a cush schedule, but the experience that the students are getting is awful. The endo dean doesn't like to let any of the dental students do most endo and it gets referred to the AEGD residency at Roseman University. I have never seen such bad restorative work with crowns, lab work, and approved cases by faculty. The students don't learn how to manage and treat emergency patients and they refer cases to the AEGD residents instead. The students are lazy and entitled. They don't want to do any lab work or preparation for cases and expect everything to be handed to them on a silver platter. The students are gone by 2:30 every day and don't have a desire to learn. They think they know better than faculty and specialists. They bitch their way to deans and administration until they get their way and they cannot take constructive criticism from faculty because they need their safe space. Most surgical cases are going to the AEGD residency program because they're "too complex" for the dental students. The students don't know how to make flaps and do pharyngeal vertical release incisions...LOL. If you want to come to one of the most expensive dental schools, do the worst crown preps and restorations, not learn how to diagnose and treat emergency patients, not get exposure to endo, not learn or get exposure to dentures, refer simple full-mouth extractions and immediate dentures due to diabetes, and be an entitled snowflake dentist, then come here. I think you'd be better off going to a cheaper school with better clinical experience.