UF (OOS) vs. UMich (OOS) vs. Pitt (OOS)

[kiddodent2]

In terms of clinical experience for these 3, which would be at the top and what makes them unique? Do the students schedule their patients? Place implants? Have the students have their chairs in the clinic and lab? Does each school have doable individual requirements? Is there a shortage of patients? Are the faculty not approachable?

None of these schools are P/F.

I believe I want to specialize but that obviously depends on how dental school goes.

If current dental students could answer or share their experiences, that would be awesome!

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[macsak]

cheapest...

 

[kiddodent2]

cheapest...

they are all around the same price....

 

[kiddodent2]

for those that are voting for Michigan is that based on the school's NIH ranking or is it based on the school providing a good clinical education

 

[deleted945327]

for those that are voting for Michigan is that based on the school's NIH ranking or is it based on the school providing a good clinical education

Ranking

 

[AppalachianDentalBoy]

I'd pick Michigan because Ann Arbor is more appealing to me city wise.