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Can anyone tell me where I could find these?
I'm interested in UCLA's and Columbia's specifically.
Thank you!
If I remember it correctly, VCU got 7:1, and Midwestern got 5:1.
The ADEA guide to dental schools provides that info.
And that helps the OP how??
If I remember it correctly, VCU got 7:1, and Midwestern got 5:1.
And that helps the OP how??
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The ADEA guide to dental schools provides that info.
im looking at my copy right now and can't find that information
the old version says :
UCLA = 1:4
Columbia = 1:3
UCLA = 1:4
Columbia = 1:3
If I remember it correctly, VCU got 7:1, and Midwestern got 5:1.
lol you're such a random person.

These numbers don't mean anything.
When you're in a lecture with 100 classmates, the ratio becomes 100:1
When u're in sim lab and there is no faculty around and a few TA's, your ratio becomes 20 to 1.
90% of the faculty at dental school are part time so don't buy into the numbers. Typically clinic floor is ran 6:1 or 8:1
When you're in a lecture with 100 classmates, the ratio becomes 100:1
When u're in sim lab and there is no faculty around and a few TA's, your ratio becomes 20 to 1.
90% of the faculty at dental school are part time so don't buy into the numbers. Typically clinic floor is ran 6:1 or 8:1