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What dental schools are easy to get into, and what schools offer a six year program? 2 years or under grad and then dental school?
howui3 said:Howard has the lowest DAT and GPA averages, so it might not be too difficult to get into. Sometimes your instate school will be a good bet, unless you are from California. Too much competitition here!
UMKC has a 6 year program and so does UMICH. However, neither are easy to get into.hockey_man said:What are some schools that have a six year program. under-grad and dental school combined.
The_Baron said:UMKC has a 6 year program and so does UMICH. However, neither are easy to get into.
The_Baron said:UMKC has a 6 year program and so does UMICH. However, neither are easy to get into.
Thanks for the info. I didn't realize, I only learned about the 6 year program when I was there on my interview. I talked with 4 4th years and 2 or 4 went through the 6 year program and I just assumed it was still going.Jaws said:Actually, UMKC's 6 year program ended about three years ago. This year's 4th years are the last people to go through it.
For starters, University of the Pacific has a 3 year DDS (expensive + SanFran). And I hear that they have a 5 year program for "specaily qualified" applicants. It would be a good start to look there.hockey_man said:What dental schools are easy to get into, and what schools offer a six year program? 2 years or under grad and then dental school?
The_Baron said:UMKC has a 6 year program and so does UMICH. However, neither are easy to get into.
fightingspirit said:the easiest d-school to get into is BinLadin's madrassa of dentistry of Afghanistan University in kabul.....they have an integrated program with Harvard. be sure to apply there, but their DAT requirement is also high ...you have to have at least an 8 on every section .....