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I'm just curious - AFAIK, most dental schools don't weigh it that heavily (i.e., if you have a good gpa and AA, but a 16-17 on the PAT, it's ok) so what's the purpose? does performance on the PAT really have any correllation with perfomance in clinical practice? just wondering...
I'm assuming the same questions apply to the soap/chalk carving section of the CDAT.
I'm assuming the same questions apply to the soap/chalk carving section of the CDAT.