hello
anybody can give me information regarding dental school rankings.
thankyou.
anybody can give me information regarding dental school rankings.
thankyou.
hello
anybody can give me information regarding dental school rankings.
thankyou.
There is no ranking system. Just go to the cheapest place and you'll be fine.
Way to revive this gem of a six year old thread. Is this possibly THE original "school ranking" thread, the one that started them all?There is no ranking system. Just go to the cheapest place and you'll be fine.
There are none. That's about all the information you'll find anywhere.hello
anybody can give me information regarding dental school rankings.
thankyou.
hello
anybody can give me information regarding dental school rankings.
thankyou.
Break Down:
Smartest students - UCLA #1
Time - UOP #1
Want to specialize? - UCLA #1, Columbia #2
Clinical training - Well, either you've got "it" or you don't
Didatic training - Battle between Columbia, UCLA, UCONN for #1
Most pissed off students - UCONN #1 (according to sd.net)
Any additions?
the thing is, different dental schools utilizes different methods of teaching dentistry. Some schools have strong didactics (high board scores) but weaker clinical training while other schools specifically train students to become experts clinically while they may not necessarily score the highest on the national boards. Some schools focus on placing as high of a percentage of students into specialty programs while other schools design their curriculum to train their students to be GP's. How would you rank one school from another?
"Being graded for millions of readers by a group of journalists who don't know the first bloody thing about dental education" springs to mind.I repeat: What are the dental schools afraid of?
"Being graded for millions of readers by a group of journalists who don't know the first bloody thing about dental education" springs to mind.
But what do the schools gain by committing the time & effort necessary to do that? We're talking about an education system that frequently has trouble scratching out enough people to educate its students, let alone a bunch of irrelevant prying outsiders.If the journalists aren't schooled on how dental school works then why not explain it to them? I just think it is a very weak argument to suggest that there is no need for some sort of ranking. Students are ranked, but the ins and outs of dental school are too complex for journalists to comprehend? I just disagree with that notion.
I don't think that's such an unreasonable method of addressing a process that's both useless and demonstrably corrupt.If money was exchanged, and that's not hard to believe, the only solution that college educated people could come up with was to discontinue rankings?
hello
anybody can give me information regarding dental school rankings.
thankyou.
But what do the schools gain by committing the time & effort necessary to do that? We're talking about an education system that frequently has trouble scratching out enough people to educate its students, let alone a bunch of irrelevant prying outsiders.
Ah, a message from 5.5 years ago. I will now attempt to send the following message back to the year 2000!...
How on earth did this thing get dug up?...
Considering toofache has already made a joke thread about DDS vs. DMD . . . I'm guessing he thought it would be amusing to resurrect this old thread.