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I would requet LORs sooner than May if you can because I had a problem with a science professor who procrastinated and held up my application for two months. Good luck!
Ideally, you should follow the following time line:
I would requet LORs sooner than May if you can because I had a problem with a science professor who procrastinated and held up my application for two months. Good luck!
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Correct! But some do it senior year...
Yup, that's a great chart. Either take the DAT at the end of the Spring/ Beginning of Summer of your Junior year, or the summer after you finish Ochem. DAT scores are good for 3 years, so if you take it after your sophomore year (if you finish Ochem then), you'll still have 2 application cycles to use them for when the time comes - but that's up to you, it's really not too bad to go back and study it again.
Good luck!
Good luck!
Well, that's if you want to take a year off. Which a lot of people do! Trust me, dental school is rough, like a full time job, so there's nothing wrong with taking some time off in between, as long as you do something meaningful, I know many of my friends did.
