UCSF, UOP, UPENN 4th years or graduates!!!!!!

[Unemployed]

If you could do it again, would you choose your respective school?

First years and incoming students are always excited about their school. That makes sense. However, I realize many 4th years become bitter with the school and believe it wasn't worth it. Are you one of them?

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I met a lot of UPENN dental students during my ortho interviews this year. Many of them said their interview there was awesome, and really got them pumped about attending. It was a completely different story as 4th years, however. They all said it wasn't worth it, and many didn't like it.

I hear this is true from UCSF and UPENN seniors/graduates, but not so much Pacific. True?

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[tinker bell]

I would go to UCSF again, as its new curriculum makes it better, and less stressful. Also, their clinic is great, I love the paperless system, and loads, loads of patients. I do get weird patients now and then, but it's best to learn to deal with all kinds of weirdos in school than doing it in my private practice. All in all, it has been all good and fun learning experience. My schoolmates are awesome. We get opportunity to follow implant cases and stuff, so it's great for me. Eventhough it can be tired sometimes with all the long working hour.
Dental school is not so fun when it comes to work load anywhere, so the matter is what you can learn, right? I figure out that it will pay off real well in the end.

 

[Unemployed]

I would go to UCSF again, as its new curriculum makes it better, and less stressful. Also, their clinic is great, I love the paperless system, and loads, loads of patients. I do get weird patients now and then, but it's best to learn to deal with all kinds of weirdos in school than doing it in my private practice. All in all, it has been all good and fun learning experience. My schoolmates are awesome. We get opportunity to follow implant cases and stuff, so it's great for me. Eventhough it can be tired sometimes with all the long working hour.
Dental school is not so fun when it comes to work load anywhere, so the matter is what you can learn, right? I figure out that it will pay off real well in the end.

Thanks for the reply!