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Requirements can vary slightly each year, so it's always best to check the specific school's admissions page for the most current information.
Boston University (Seven-Year Liberal Arts/Dental Education Program - BA/DMD)
— High school diploma or equivalent
— Strong GPA (usually above 3.5)
— High SAT or ACT scores (typically SAT > 1400, ACT > 32)
— Letters of recommendation
— Personal statement/essay
— Extracurricular activities, especially those related to healthcare or dentistry
— Interview (if invited)
Case Western Reserve University (Pre-Professional Scholars Program - BA/DMD)
— High school diploma or equivalent
— Strong GPA (typically in the top 10% of the class)
— High SAT or ACT scores (generally SAT > 1400, ACT > 32)
— Letters of recommendation
— Personal statement/essay
— Extracurricular activities and demonstrated interest in dentistry
— Interview (if invited)
University of Detroit Mercy (Accelerated Dental Program - BS/DDS)
— High school diploma or equivalent
— Strong GPA (usually above 3.5)
— High SAT or ACT scores
— Letters of recommendation
— Personal statement/essay
— Extracurricular activities, especially in healthcare or dentistry
— Interview (if invited)
University of the Pacific (Pre-Dental Advantage Program - BS/DDS)
— High school diploma or equivalent
— Strong GPA (typically above 3.7)
— High SAT or ACT scores (generally SAT > 1400, ACT > 30)
— Letters of recommendation
— Personal statement/essay
— Demonstrated interest in dentistry through extracurricular activities
— Interview (if invited)
New York University (BA/DDS Program)
— High school diploma or equivalent
— Strong GPA (usually above 3.5)
— High SAT or ACT scores
— Letters of recommendation
— Personal statement/essay
— Extracurricular activities and interest in dentistry
— Interview (if invited)
University of Pennsylvania (Seven-Year Bio-Dental Program - BA/DMD)
— High school diploma or equivalent
— Top academic performance (usually top 5% of the class)
— High SAT or ACT scores (typically SAT > 1500, ACT > 34)
— Letters of recommendation
— Personal statement/essay
— Demonstrated interest in healthcare/dentistry through extracurriculars
— Interview (if invited)
University of Connecticut (Combined Program in Dental Medicine - BS/DMD)
— High school diploma or equivalent
— Strong GPA (typically above 3.6)
— High SAT or ACT scores (generally SAT > 1400, ACT > 32)
— Letters of recommendation
— Personal statement/essay
— Demonstrated interest in dentistry through activities or work experience
— Interview (if invited)
Rutgers University (BA/DMD Program)
— High school diploma or equivalent
— Strong GPA (usually above 3.6)
— High SAT or ACT scores
— Letters of recommendation
— Personal statement/essay
— Extracurricular activities, particularly those related to healthcare or dentistry
— Interview (if invited)
Marquette University (Pre-dental Scholars Program - BS/DDS)
— High school diploma or equivalent
— Strong GPA (usually above 3.5)
— High SAT or ACT scores
— Letters of recommendation
— Personal statement/essay
— Extracurricular activities, especially in healthcare or dentistry
— Interview (if invited)
University of Florida B.S.-D.M.D.
— Completion of freshman year at University of Florida
— High school diploma or equivalent
— Strong GPA (typically above 3.7)
— High SAT or ACT scores (SAT > 1300, ACT > 29)
— Letters of recommendation
— Personal statement/essay
— Interview (if invited)
Augusta University (BS/MD or DMD seven year program)
Medical Scholars Program (BS-MD)
— GPA Minimum 3.7
— SAT 1450 EBRW (can be superscored)
— ACT 32 Composite
Dental Scholars Program (BS-DMD)
— GPA Minimum 3.7
— SAT 1360 EBRW (can be superscored)
— ACT 30Composite
Missouri Southern State University MSSU – KCU Early Acceptance Program (MKEAP)
— 25 Missouri Southern students will be admitted to KCU
— ACT composite of 28 with a math subscore of 22 or SAT composite of 1310 with a math SAT of 540
— Cumulative GPA of 3.7 and a 3.5 in math and science courses on an unweighted 4.0 scale
— Evidence of extracurricular activities, with an emphasis on community service and leadership
— Completion of a minimum of 3 years of mathematics, including algebra and trigonometry
— Completion of a minimum of 3 years of sciences, including biology and chemistry
Stony Brook University B.S. or B.A./D.D.S 8 year program
— GPA 3.5 — SAT 1540 ACT 35 (Average) — Available to select entering freshmen who have been accepted to the Honors College, WISE Honors Program, or University Scholars. Eligibility criteria are: nomination of high school seniors by one of the three programs listed above; maturity; evidence of social commitment; evidence of interest in science; high moral character; breadth of interests; and strong communication skills.
Nova Southeastern University’s Dental Medicine Dual Admission program
— 3.5 Weighted GPA in High School
— 30 Composite ACT or 1360 Total SAT
— 27 Composite ACT or 1270 Total SAT (CLT Equivalent)
— Biology, Chemistry, and Pre-Calculus or Trigonometry
Temple University 3-year Bachelor’s + 4-year DMD
— Four years of high school math and science
— High School GPA of 3.8 or higher (no grade less than 80 or B)
— Commitment to service / volunteer activities
— Acceptance to Temple University
Completed Accelerated Application
— Transfer students are not-eligible for Accelerated Programs.
— Letters of Recommendation are not required for the Accelerated Program.
University of Louisville School of Dentistry (ULEAD)
— 3.75 GPA (unweighted)
— 30 ACT or 1360 SAT
— Two letters of recommendation
— Minimum of 12 hours of general dental observation
— Meet and maintain minimum technical standards
— Essay addressing how you arrived at this career goal (1,000 words or less)
Virginia Commonwealth University B.S. or B.A./D.D.S 8 year program
— GPA 3.5
— SAT 1330 (critical reading and math; all in one sitting)
— ACT 29 (composite)
— 8 Year combined program
— Two short essays on the application. Each essay is limited to 250 words
— Guaranteed admission candidates must also complete the VCU Common Application.
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