By the way, D
Definite Pro is you have a great sim clin for first 2 years and latter 2 years you get more clinical opportunities than the school down the street (aka BU/Harvard). First two years really set you up to succeed in boards (although they will change for your year) and to gain general knowledge and handskills/theory relevant to clinic. We also have fantastic professors, i.e. Dr. Kugel who did research that led to whitening strips
and lots more. Although we have give or take 200 classmates, we really help each other out and feels like a family (Does not feel like it's a big class). Located in Chinatown near everything and close to the T. Everyone is willing to help!
For cons, maybe block schedules starting in second semester of D1. You have to be pretty organized. I enjoy block schedule because exams are spaced out so I can study for one class and get over with it.
I did get accepted to BU and NYU as well. Compared to TUSDM, BU is also a great school, but they are currently having lots of construction to build new clinics and from what I've heard (both BU/Tufts dental students) BU doesn't offer as much clinical exposure as does Tufts. Regardless, they are both great schools!
Cheers