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Which schools allow transfers?
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flossin' said:I don't think so. There has to be some serious circumstances for a school to consider it. All of the curriculum is so different everywhere it would make it pretty tough.
We have a transfer in our class. They have to take 1st year over again, but do not have to take some of the classes (anatomy, physiology, histology, oral histology, etc)
That's my question! My husband is a 4th year medical student at Indiana Univ. and finds out where he matches for residency in March. Although IU is his first choice, the match process is really out of his control. I have been accepted to IU dental school and plan to attend there for at least my first year. But, if my husband is in another state for residency, I will have to transfer to the dental school in his area. Hopefully dental schools will be sympathetic to that circumstance. Still kind of stressful!
as i mentioned in my previous post, someone transferred out of penn, and the students said she transferred because she was getting married. so i guess its a valid reason. hopefully he gets matched close and you dont have to worry about this.