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hi pkowe i applied to temple but didnt hear anything yet,did you hear from them?
Hi Green Emerald,
I got email from them that i have been scheduled for initial interveiw on 24th feb. If i get through that then preclinical simulation will be on 25th & 26th of feb the fees of which in 1000$ . They ask about some essay on first day .Do u have any idea about it?
Take care
I got email from them that i have been scheduled for initial interveiw on 24th feb. If i get through that then preclinical simulation will be on 25th & 26th of feb the fees of which in 1000$ . They ask about some essay on first day .Do u have any idea about it?
Take care
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its a space based program ,very limited ,though not mentioned in the website
Hi Priti,
Its a big relief that someone is there with me in interveiw. Priti where do u live. Whats ur plan? I hope u r attending the interveiw. Take care.
The temple university website is not updated. You have to contact them to ask about advance standing application. They will send via mail.
Its a big relief that someone is there with me in interveiw. Priti where do u live. Whats ur plan? I hope u r attending the interveiw. Take care.
The temple university website is not updated. You have to contact them to ask about advance standing application. They will send via mail.
Yes please,can anyone tell us where can we find some info about that space baced program.There is nothing on thier website,and I did not even know that they may have some spaces.
Can anyone here tell us some basics like
eadline,prerequisits,where to get an application,if there is any preclinical tests????........etc.We really appriciate your help guys.sam prerequistes part1 and 2...2 year program....they conduct a bench test
Originally posted by sam3
Yes please,can anyone tell us where can we find some info about that space baced program.There is nothing on thier website,and I did not even know that they may have some spaces.
Can anyone here tell us some basics like
Call the Admission Office and they will send you the info through email. I called several months ago, I think I posted the info here on SDN, do a search to find out. Sadly, I erased the attachment from my computer.
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Hi Friends,
I called up UConn and they told me only two seats are available this year.They are sending out forms to people who got above 90 in NDBE part I.They will be giving preferences to Conn residents.And its a three year program!!
They will be calling candidates for interview after feb and there will be a didactic test conducted too
Just because they are supposed to be the best dental school..
If they select people with such high NDBE score obviously their mean score will go up...
I called up UConn and they told me only two seats are available this year.They are sending out forms to people who got above 90 in NDBE part I.They will be giving preferences to Conn residents.And its a three year program!!
They will be calling candidates for interview after feb and there will be a didactic test conducted too
Just because they are supposed to be the best dental school..
If they select people with such high NDBE score obviously their mean score will go up...
As far as the maximum amount of money spent on research is concerned Harvard is the best dental school.
This was the ranking published few years ago.But their was so much of protest caused by the dental schools that now they don't have any official ranking..
But UConn is a self proclaimed winner as far as mean NDBE scores are concerned and the mean DAT scores of eligible candidates...
This was the ranking published few years ago.But their was so much of protest caused by the dental schools that now they don't have any official ranking..
But UConn is a self proclaimed winner as far as mean NDBE scores are concerned and the mean DAT scores of eligible candidates...
There are NO official dental school rankings.
Years ago, when the offical ranking existed it was based on the amount of money the school spent on research. Which of course made Harvard #1; UCSF, UCLA and UConn where also in the very top.
That's one of the reasons they stoped ranking schools, because it was based solely on research amount. Now days, school with the highest average part 1 scores, publicize themselves as that.
But the actual list of averages scores, is not made public, only schools choose to release their own.
It's a good thing they don't rank schools based on research anymore, or board scores for that matter. Because getting a 99 on part 1, doesn't exactly come in handy when you're trying to do an endo on a third and only molar that the patient has left. Or when you're trying to figure out how come your patient keeps knocking out that Cl IV or PFM crown. Only A LOT of practice and experience helps you there. Experience cannot be improvised.
Years ago, when the offical ranking existed it was based on the amount of money the school spent on research. Which of course made Harvard #1; UCSF, UCLA and UConn where also in the very top.
That's one of the reasons they stoped ranking schools, because it was based solely on research amount. Now days, school with the highest average part 1 scores, publicize themselves as that.
But the actual list of averages scores, is not made public, only schools choose to release their own.
It's a good thing they don't rank schools based on research anymore, or board scores for that matter. Because getting a 99 on part 1, doesn't exactly come in handy when you're trying to do an endo on a third and only molar that the patient has left. Or when you're trying to figure out how come your patient keeps knocking out that Cl IV or PFM crown. Only A LOT of practice and experience helps you there. Experience cannot be improvised.
Hi Sam,
There is no official dental school ranking as I wrote earlier.This was a report I read at usanews.com.
I will try and send you the link.
According to Upenn (as you must be knowing) UCSF is the best dental school and Upenn is the fourth..
Take care
There is no official dental school ranking as I wrote earlier.This was a report I read at usanews.com.
I will try and send you the link.
According to Upenn (as you must be knowing) UCSF is the best dental school and Upenn is the fourth..
Take care
Here's that link: http://members.tripod.com/~softballteam/best.html
But I don't think anybody should beleive it much, or take that as a decision making factor.
But I don't think anybody should beleive it much, or take that as a decision making factor.
