ucla and ucsf interviews

[ocdentist]

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hi
this is for students selected or who have ever taken the interviews in ucla or ucsf....it seems both these schools have basic dental assessment tests in addition to technical skills test.can anybody tell me what do we need to study for basic dental assessment tests and what to practice for technical skills exam.please share your experience or any information you have about it.
would really appreciate it.

 

[ram7378]

I remember ucsf exam information being posted in one of the threads earlier. Do a search you will get all the info you need.

 

[ocdentist]

i searched in the forum and found a previous thread about it.it says that ucsf gives part 2 based dental assessment test but nobody seems to be sure.nobody has posted anything about it after taking the interview.so once again i request all sdn people to share any information about the written dental assessment tests in UCLA and UCSF.all the students who took the interviews in UCLA and UCSF last year please share your experience.
thanks
NP

 

[starwars]

hey,
did u recieve an interview call from UCSF OR UCLA?when did u apply there?
thanks

 

[ocdentist]

hey starwars i haven't recieved an interview call .in fact ,i am sending the applications this week itself.i was just trying to collect some info. about the dental assessment tests about which i read in the application form and had not heard about it before.

 

[shaya]

hey starwars i haven't recieved an interview call .in fact ,i am sending the applications this week itself.i was just trying to collect some info. about the dental assessment tests about which i read in the application form and had not heard about it before.

i im also applying to there...did u get any info on the test format or interview?

 

[dent_02]

ucsf and ucla take part 2 based test.but i heard that the questions will be a lot difficult.besides in ucsf the clinical test has to be done on mannequin heads.that sounds difficult too..coz other places it can be done on by keeping the articulator on the desk top.