What if I have more than 60-65 college credits? Do Dental schools selectively accept certain CC credits?

[Gonzostacos]

My situation is a bit unique. I'm full time active duty so I took alot of community college coursework. I got my associates in science and then got an associates in dental hygiene. I believe I've taken about 66 CC that were not part of the dental hygiene program...

Does anyone know if dental schools pick and choose which 60-65 college credits they accept?

Side note: Did upper level and graduate level BIOS at 4 year institution, to include organic chemistry, biochemistry and one semester of physics

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[sobertiger]

They only care about your prerequisites and electives so I wouldn't worry, but message the schools to make sure.

 

[Dr.Deadpool97]

My situation is a bit unique. I'm full time active duty so I took alot of community college coursework. I got my associates in science and then got an associates in dental hygiene. I believe I've taken about 66 CC that were not part of the dental hygiene program...

Does anyone know if dental schools pick and choose which 60-65 college credits they accept?

Side note: Did upper level and graduate level BIOS at 4 year institution, to include organic chemistry, biochemistry and one semester of physics

First thank you for your services! Second I just got in two of the best dental schools in the country (Texas ones) with 64 cc credits and upper divisions from a 4 year university so pretty similar to your situation.

 

[MLC45]

The only hassle I got for CC credits was for the upper level science classes. O-chem 1 & 2, Biochem I took at a university. All the others were from a CC.