Roseman vs Midwestern AZ

[nucleophilicattack]

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I have a hard decision to make



Wanting to specialize (endo, pediatric, or periodontics), worried about job placement after school, I want to be clinically prepared to do well in case I don't get into residency

Im taking out a boat load of money so which will help me pay it back the best?

 

[macsak]

I have a hard decision to make



Wanting to specialize (endo, pediatric, or periodontics), worried about job placement after school, I want to be clinically prepared to do well in case I don't get into residency

Im taking out a boat load of money so which will help me pay it back the best?

which is closer to friends/family?
where do you want to practice in the future?

 

[Bigjt1420]

I have friends that went to both Roseman and Midwestern AZ. All 3 liked their respective schools. I would go to the cheaper one -- I know Midwestern AZ is crazy expensive, unsure about Roseman but I know it was expensive. Put it this way, I graduated the same year as them with the same degree but $140K less because I got in state tuition at my dental school. I'm so grateful for that

 

[Mr.Smile12]

Im taking out a boat load of money so which will help me pay it back the best?

The one that gives you a lower debt number, of course. Are you interested in HPSP or NHSC?

 

[OncePreDent]

I have friends that went to both Roseman and Midwestern AZ. All 3 liked their respective schools. I would go to the cheaper one -- I know Midwestern AZ is crazy expensive, unsure about Roseman but I know it was expensive. Put it this way, I graduated the same year as them with the same degree but $140K less because I got in state tuition at my dental school. I'm so grateful for that

Between Midwestern and Roseman, it has recently changed to Roseman being a 3-year program. So, this individual would graduate 1 year earlier if they went to Roseman compared to Midwestern (or most other dental schools)

 

[starlord2]

roseman bc 3 yrs

 

[starlord2]

meaning extra year of salary and experience. plus less debt too. its a no brainer