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Which Dental School?
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not too be rude but if i were you i would take off UoP they require 20's in every subject as a general rule and seeing how you have an 18 i am going to venture and say you don't have many 20+ scores. But you might add midwestern or Detroit.
Good luck applying to Penn State...i hear that's the 2nd hardest dental school to get into.
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haha I can just feel the collective shudder of the Penn student body right now.
Perhaps the OP should do a little research on the schools before he/she applies.
you def want to apply to those schools. BU and lousville
Am I missing something, or is he referring to UCSF as University of San Francisco?
Is he also referring to UPENN as Penn state?
I think with your 28 DAT, you could reason that out for yourself.
Since when uop requires 20 in every section?
I have two friends in their upcoming class who got in with AA19 and PAT 18
One had a 17 bio the other had a 17 QR
For your stats I suggest USC, temple, western, creighton, as well
Also BU if you don't have CC credits
I have two friends in their upcoming class who got in with AA19 and PAT 18
One had a 17 bio the other had a 17 QR
For your stats I suggest USC, temple, western, creighton, as well
Also BU if you don't have CC credits
Wow, people are being a little harsh on the OP. Stop being so stuck up people, we're all here to help each other. Apply to Creighton! You may be too late for Nova but maybe look into that too. And did someone says Tufts already?
Western! I think this is only their 2nd cycle they're accepting. Western dental is very new, so I don't think their standards are THAAAT high yet. So I'd highly recommend Western University.
Also, Penn State? I didn't know Penn state had a dental program.. I thought there was only UPenn.. If you're talking about Upenn.. then its a completely different story here.. as someone said in this thread, it is one of the hardest schools to get into.
Also, Penn State? I didn't know Penn state had a dental program.. I thought there was only UPenn.. If you're talking about Upenn.. then its a completely different story here.. as someone said in this thread, it is one of the hardest schools to get into.
Western is now accepting the 3rd class.
Just because a school is new doesn't mean they have lower standards. I feel once they graduate their first class and build a reputation it will be highly recommended among pre-dents. isn't everyone hovering around 3.5 AA19-20 these days?
