Schools that are on the P/F system

[Parklife]

There was a thread like this before, but it quickly died. Hopefully, doc has some info for us.


Some dental schools are on the P/F system. Meaning either you pass or fail a course. This can be beneficial in facilitating camaraderie between students. It's essentially gunner lysol. However, P/F isn't necessary as nice and dandy as it sounds. Numerical GPA may be beneficial for those who do less than great. If a P/F is on a system that deems anything less than 80% an F, you may be out of luck.

Let's try to get a full list together.

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[Parklife]

bump?

 

[circa86]

there's a billion threads regarding this already. search sdn

 

[qkchen]

try this link http://forums.studentdoctor.net/showthread.php?t=341438

 

[circa86]

h/p/f -
columbia
ucla

p/f-
uconn
harvard
ucsf
case

 

[diene]

^ are those the only ones?

Great thread! It would be nice to have compiled list vs. having to find schools here and there

 

[Parklife]

I was hoping the doc could lend us a hand.


So are those it? No other schools are P/F?

 

[qkchen]

h/p/f -
columbia
ucla

p/f-
uconn
harvard
ucsf
case

Case Western is no longer on the P/F system.