Hey, I was just wondering how necessary it is to do extensive research for admissions to dental programs and how to go about getting a good project. Most research postings I've found require students to have a certain GPA (3.6+ mostly) to even apply. I'm a junior now at NYU and my grades for the first year...well, sucked. I'm in the B.A/D.D.S program here but I don't know how long they'll keep me because they have been very ambiguous about their decision. I've been on a steep uphill curve since freshman year, but I might still have to apply to dental schools if the program decides to let me go. Thanks!
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Tips on Getting Good Research?
Started by nazeeuh
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Use all the free resources available to you from SDN: articles, guides, expert advising, forums discussions, and school research.
Just Email profs you're interested in working in (doesn't have to be dental-related), say you want to volunteer, outline the experience you do have, and a prof will bite eventually.
