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lnn2 said:with decent grades, absolutely yes! do a search, you'll find more info.
Hi Inn2:
Thank you for your answer. can you just give just idea where (online or books) I can search for more info. So that I can search. Atleast I know now transfer is possible by your reply.
With kids and family the transfer play an important role. thanks again
Dental Girl said:Hi Inn2:
Thank you for your answer. can you just give just idea where (online or books) I can search for more info. So that I can search. Atleast I know now transfer is possible by your reply.
With kids and family the transfer play an important role. thanks again
Hi inn2: I just found the more info. I searched. thanks
From what I heard, its actually really really hard... You need to have amazing first year stats and you need a letter of approval from the dean. Also you need to have a pretty good reason for it (else the dean wont write you that letter).
I have also heard that it is very, very hard. Dental school is not like college where you pick and choose your classes. There is one basic curriculum that everyone in a school goes through together. And different schools teach different things during different years so transferring isn't as easy as picking up where you left off or taking a few classes on the side to catch up. Additionally, if no first years drop out of the school you are hoping to transfer to there will simply not be room for you.
Moral of the story: plan on being at one school for the whole four years.
Moral of the story: plan on being at one school for the whole four years.