When is a Pre-Dent a Dent?

[Omahahahaha]

PLEASE be aware that I am asking this question out of pure jovial curiosity. That's the only reason. I know it has nothing to do with anything. It's just a question.

I've noticed that before I was accepted to dental school almost every topic of conversation on the Pre-Dent Forum was interesting, but now that I have been accepted to dental school most topics seem to bore me and the topics on the Dental Forum seem more interesting.

When is a Pre-Dental Student a Dental Student?

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[preludexl]

Originally posted by SouthDakotaDDS
PLEASE be aware that I am asking this question out of pure jovial curiosity. That's the only reason. I know it has nothing to do with anything. It's just a question.

I've noticed that before I was accepted to dental school almost every topic of conversation on the Pre-Dent Forum was interesting, but now that I have been accepted to dental school most topics seem to bore me and the topics on the Dental Forum seem more interesting.

When is a Pre-Dental Student a Dental Student?

When you can chew a whole stick of trident down while juggling your books on one hand, holding a Starbucks in the other, and you start referring to undergrads as "the little people". Got it?

(P.S. I'm just teasing with you dude....no I wasn't.)

 

[Rezdawg]

Nothing really changes from when you get accepted to dental school and when you begin dental school, so I will go with the former, when you get in.

 

[Aaronpsr]

I voted - when you start dental school. I still have a few more months of undergraduate work to complete (as I suspect most accepted here do too) and I suppose that makes me more of a pre-dent than a dent.

 

[Omahahahaha]

100th Post!


Ohh yeah, and I wanted to give my poll some pub at the top of the page.