Just wanted to post a little blurb in the wake of recent bannings...
I'm outta state accepted to WVU, and I had the lowest odds for any schools I applied to according to last cycle's 8 out of 900 applicants.
I don't know if whoever was banned was actually accepted--frankly, I don't care. It was my first acceptance, and was I glad!
The school's nice--small class size (about 45), faculty is knowledgeable and friendly, facilities are getting renovated (not that they're bad in the first place).
Yes, WV might be the birthplace of a toothbrush 'cause otherwise they would call it a teethbrush--but it's ignorant to call WVU SOD one of the worst schools in US.
Dental schools are all pretty much the same curriculum-wise, the difference is in the name, board scores, specialty matches; however, you'll still come out as a "genden."
I don't know if my better half will like living in WV (we've lived most of our lives in 3 million-plus cities), but if push comes to shove--it's better to be one of 45 than one of 145, in my opinion.
I'm outta state accepted to WVU, and I had the lowest odds for any schools I applied to according to last cycle's 8 out of 900 applicants.
I don't know if whoever was banned was actually accepted--frankly, I don't care. It was my first acceptance, and was I glad!
The school's nice--small class size (about 45), faculty is knowledgeable and friendly, facilities are getting renovated (not that they're bad in the first place).
Yes, WV might be the birthplace of a toothbrush 'cause otherwise they would call it a teethbrush--but it's ignorant to call WVU SOD one of the worst schools in US.
Dental schools are all pretty much the same curriculum-wise, the difference is in the name, board scores, specialty matches; however, you'll still come out as a "genden."
I don't know if my better half will like living in WV (we've lived most of our lives in 3 million-plus cities), but if push comes to shove--it's better to be one of 45 than one of 145, in my opinion.
