Sunday, November 15, 2015

Dental School Preparation

Logan W.,

Every undergradueate student who desires to attend some form of graduate school understands the importance of their preparation.  Applying for dental school is no different, it is a very tedious and meticulous process.  For pre-dental students in Michigan there are two different schools in state; University of Michigan and University of Detroit Mercy's Dental schools.  Both have different areas of concentration for applying students so required perquisites must be fulfilled for the desired school.  University of Michigan's average acceptance GPA is 3.46 while Univeristy of Detroit Mercy's is 3.6.

There is not a required undergraduate major for incoming students but it is preferred that they are in a science focused field.  For the DAT (Dental Admission Test), both schools have an acceptance score average of 20.  The test is scored from 1-30, there are multiple sections that are added together to provide a composite score.  Satisfying all of these requirements are crucial to be admitted into a desired dental school.

Sources:

"Dentistry." Dental School. Michigan State University. Web. 15 Nov. 2015.

Wentz-Graff, Kristina. "Marquette University's Dental School Faces Potential Rival in Central Wisconsin." Milwaukee Wisconsin Sentinel. Journal Sentinel, 16 Sept. 2013. Web. 15 Nov. 2015.

"What’s a Good DAT Score?" Grockit. Grockit Inc. Web. 15 Nov. 2015. <http://grockit.com/blog/whats-good-dat-score/>.

2 comments:

  1. This post to me was very relevant for the overall scheme of your blog. Letting people know about statistics and general info about medical schools in Michigan was interesting and important. Miticuous should be changed to meticulous. Nice post, could use a little more content.

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    1. Thank you! Yes it is always interesting to look at the actual statistics and really put in perspective what the reality of the situation is. I appreciate the heads up and useful information you have provided me with!

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