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who cares. it's not possible to have both of those stats. just worry about yourself and what you can do to stand out personally.
depends on the school. uop and columbia would probably pick the higher dat kid, schools like penn and ucla would probably take the 3.9 gpa. then again you never know...either way, who cares?
they're both competitive.
though i can tell you i know how HARD it is to get a 3.9 at UCLA engineering, it actually doesnt matter that much for dental school
3.4 in biochem at a reputable school (davis) is more than enough for dentistry, plus the major is in a field that has to do with dentistry instead of just a science background.
23,21 are excellent scores, shows that the test taker has put in exceptional time into his/her DAT studies
I would guess that both would get into alot of schools, however, that the 3.4/23/21 would get more interviews, and be embraced by more schools as an ideal candidate
3.4 in biochem at a reputable school (davis) is more than enough for dentistry, plus the major is in a field that has to do with dentistry instead of just a science background.
23,21 are excellent scores, shows that the test taker has put in exceptional time into his/her DAT studies
I would guess that both would get into alot of schools, however, that the 3.4/23/21 would get more interviews, and be embraced by more schools as an ideal candidate
I agree....
humor the guy:
who has more shadowing hours?😀
who has more shadowing hours?😀
did you do 2 majors? comparing friends? a 3.9 in engineering is impreeesssive! what kind of engineering was it?
