Can you take them early? Seems like it would just be nice to get it out of the way?? I kindof like the idea that some schools prepare you to take it after year 1... what do you think about this? Is it possible? I know I'm thinking ahead but just curious.
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Can you take them early? Seems like it would just be nice to get it out of the way?? I kindof like the idea that some schools prepare you to take it after year 1... what do you think about this? Is it possible? I know I'm thinking ahead but just curious.
hey, is that guy Brian Hahn still in charge of admissions at temple. Seriously, most annoying guy EVER. You can't sell a dental school like you sell a used car!!
hey, is that guy Brian Hahn still in charge of admissions at temple. Seriously, most annoying guy EVER. You can't sell a dental school like you sell a used car!!
seriously?
seriously?
uh-huh
hey, is that guy Brian Hahn still in charge of admissions at temple. Seriously, most annoying guy EVER. You can't sell a dental school like you sell a used car!!
Brian is an upstanding guy and this comment is not warranted for any reason. At all. Not cool.
hey, is that guy Brian Hahn still in charge of admissions at temple. Seriously, most annoying guy EVER. You can't sell a dental school like you sell a used car!!
um... no. seriously, you don't know what you're talking about.
Stay on topic please. Ignore the troll posts.
you can't take part 1 until the school approves you to take them, and the school is not going to approve students until after the second year (because that's when you have finished all of the required classes for the exam). this question has come up with my peers as well. it's too bad.