What's the best GPR in NYC/NJ?

[yankpak786]

I'm a 3rd year student right now, almost done with this phase of education, and will be applying to GPR programs in the coming months. My GPA unfortunately is around a 3.15 currently (d1 and d2 averaged in only) I know it's pretty bad, and my D1 was just a crappy year. I have heard good things about Hackensack's GPR, and I personally like Cornell's GPR program too. Is there any other program that lets you place implants, and has excellent fixed pros/exo focus? I just want to have a great experience, I've heard horror stories, and I want to be aware of what to look into. Thanks!

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[setdoc7]

Right now is the time to visit programs. The current residents can give you lots of info about what they have done. The PD is not too busy. Once July rolls around, the PD is busy orienting a new class and has no time for visitors. Get going.

 

[yankpak786]

Right now is the time to visit programs. The current residents can give you lots of info about what they have done. The PD is not too busy. Once July rolls around, the PD is busy orienting a new class and has no time for visitors. Get going.

What's PD?

 

[yankpak786]

Would the ADAT help if I have a subpar GPA, around a 3.2? I want to get into Yale or Cornell's GPR, simply because I like their program scope, area, and they do a ton of exos.

 

[schmoob]

What's PD?

Program Director