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College Admission Requirements
Requirements change each year. Always check the school’s official page. To compare dental and medical programs side by side, with filters by state and length, see our BS/MD and BS/DDS programs list.
1Case Western Reserve UniversityPre-Professional Scholars Program (BA/DMD)BA/DMD
- High school diploma or equivalent
- Strong GPA and high SAT or ACT scores
- Letters of recommendation
- Personal statement/essay
- Extracurricular activities and demonstrated interest in dentistry
- Interview (if invited)
- In college: 3.50 overall and science GPA; DAT 410+ Academic Average, 390+ Perceptual Ability
2University of Detroit Mercy7-Year Dental Program (BS Biology or BA Chemistry + DDS)7 years
- GPA 3.5 (first 6 semesters), overall and in math and science
- ACT 28 (26+ on each section) or SAT 1300 (620+ ERW, 610+ Math; no superscore); test-optional applicants may apply
- 1 year each of biology and chemistry; 3 years of math including trigonometry
- 350–400-word essay and 2 letters of recommendation
- Documented exposure to dentistry
- Interview (if invited)
3New York UniversityBA/DDS Program7 years
- High school diploma or equivalent
- Strong GPA and high SAT or ACT scores
- Letters of recommendation
- Personal statement/essay
- Extracurricular activities and interest in dentistry
- Interview (if invited)
4Penn Dental MedicineBS/DMD through Hampton, Lehigh, Muhlenberg or Villanova7 years
- Apply as a high school senior to a partner college (Hampton University, Lehigh University, Muhlenberg College or Villanova University) and choose the Penn Dental Bio-Dental option
- 3 years at the partner college, then 4 years at Penn Dental Medicine
- Top academic performance and high SAT or ACT scores
- Letters of recommendation and a personal statement
- Demonstrated interest in dentistry
- Interview (if invited)
- Penn’s own Bio-Dental program for Penn undergraduates no longer accepts applications
5University of ConnecticutSpecial Program in Dental Medicine (BA/BS + DMD)8 years
- High school GPA 3.5 (4.0 scale)
- SAT/ACT not required: UConn is test-optional
- Supplemental application and 2 letters on your interest in dentistry (Nov 1 / Nov 8 deadlines)
- Advanced math and lab sciences; demonstrated commitment to dentistry
- Enrolls in the UConn Honors Program
- Interview with the Dental School (junior year)
6Marquette UniversityPre-Dental Scholars Program (BS/DDS)7 years
- SAT 1280 or ACT 27 (24+ on each section); test-optional applicants considered equally
- Top 25% of class; semifinalists averaged a 3.95 unweighted GPA
- 1 year each of biology and chemistry, 3 years of math including trigonometry, 2+ years of a foreign language
- Letters of recommendation and a personal statement/essay
- Extracurricular activities, especially in healthcare or dentistry
- Interview (if invited)
7Augusta UniversityDental Scholars Program (BS/DMD, Dental College of Georgia)7 years
- GPA 3.7 minimum (recalculated, unweighted)
- SAT 1360 (EBRW + Math; superscores accepted) or ACT 30 composite
- 3 years BS in Cell & Molecular Biology, then 4 years DMD
- U.S. citizen or permanent resident; Georgia residents preferred
- Apply by Oct 31 (Early Action); supplement and letter by Dec 15
8Missouri Southern State UniversityMSSU–KCU Early Acceptance Program (MKEAP)BS + DMD
- 10 seats at KCU’s dental school in Joplin (plus 25 for KCU’s DO program)
- ACT 28 (math 22+) or SAT 1310 (math 540+); single test, no superscores
- Unweighted GPA 3.7, and 3.5 in math and science (4.0 scale)
- Extracurricular activities, with an emphasis on community service and leadership
- 3+ years of math, including algebra and trigonometry
- 3+ years of science, including biology and chemistry
9Stony Brook UniversityScholars for Dental Medicine (BS or BA/DDS)8 years
- Middle 50% of admits: high school GPA 98–99 (100 scale), SAT 1490–1590; ACT also considered
- For select freshmen admitted to the Honors College, WISE Honors Program or University Scholars, by nomination
- Looks for maturity, social commitment, interest in science, high moral character, breadth of interests and strong communication skills
- In college: 3.5 overall and 3.4 science GPA, DAT at or above the national average, 100 hours of dental shadowing
10Nova Southeastern UniversityDental Medicine Dual Admission6–8 years
- 4.0 weighted high school GPA
- 2+4 track: ACT 31 or SAT 1400
- 3+4 track: ACT 30 or SAT 1360
- 4+4 track: ACT 27 or SAT 1270
- Biology, Chemistry, and Pre-Calculus or Trigonometry
11University of Louisville School of DentistryULEAD early admissionBA/BS + DMD
- 3.75 GPA (weighted)
- ACT 30 or SAT 1360
- Two letters of recommendation
- Minimum of 12 hours of general dental observation
- Meet and maintain minimum technical standards
- Essay on how you arrived at this career goal (1,000 words or less)
- Admitted to UofL; apply by Dec 1 of senior year
12Virginia Commonwealth UniversityGuaranteed Admission Program for Dentistry (BS or BA/DDS)8 years
- Unweighted GPA 3.5
- SAT 1330 (reading and math, one sitting) or ACT 29 composite; no superscores
- Two short essays, 250 words or less each
- Guaranteed admission candidates must also complete the VCU Common Application
13University of PittsburghGuaranteed Admissions 8-Year Program8 years
- Top 10% of class plus SAT 1470 (EBRW + Math) or ACT 33
- Choose Pre-Dentistry on the Pitt application, then send supplemental materials
- In college: 3.75 overall and 3.65 science/math GPA, dental experience, interview in junior year
14University of Alabama at BirminghamEarly Dental School Acceptance Program (EDSAP)8 years
- High school GPA 3.5
- ACT 30 or SAT 1360
- 4 years of English and math, 1 year of chemistry or physics, 1 year of biology
- U.S. citizen or permanent resident; apply by Nov 15 of senior year
- 4 years at UAB, then 4 years at the UAB School of Dentistry
15University of the PacificPre-Dental Advantage Program (accelerated BS/DDS)5–7 years
- For first-time college students: apply to Pacific and choose the pre-dental major
- 2+3, 3+3 or 4+3 pathways into the Dugoni School of Dentistry
- 2+3 pathway needs a 3.70 college GPA plus AP, IB or early college credit
- Meet GPA and DAT minimums to earn a guaranteed Dugoni interview
Not direct high-school entry: you apply once you are a student at the university.
1Rutgers School of Dental MedicineBA/DMD for Rutgers–New Brunswick students3 + 4
- Not a high-school-entry program: apply at the end of sophomore year as a Rutgers–New Brunswick (SAS or SEBS) student
- 3.5 cumulative and science GPA at Rutgers
- Pre-dental science prerequisites; at least 3 science letters
- DAT minimums (e.g. 420 Academic Average)
2Temple University3-year Bachelor’s + 4-year DMD (Kornberg School of Dentistry)3 + 4
- Not a high-school-entry program: apply in your first semester at Temple
- Acceptance to Temple University and the Temple Honors Program; Biology or Chemistry major
- 3.6 cumulative and science GPA in college; DAT set by Kornberg
- Commitment to service/volunteer activities
- Completed Accelerated Application
- Transfer students are not eligible for Accelerated Programs
Health science summer programs for BA/BS-DDS/DMD applicants
Combined dental programs look for a proven commitment to health science. None of these 18 programs is dental-only, but each gives hands-on lab, research or clinical-science experience at a hospital, cancer center or medical school. They are sorted from most selective to open enrollment, with every date, deadline, cost and requirement. Your mentor helps your student pick the right mix and prepare each application.
Most selective
Most selective Kenan Fellows High School Summer Internship (Wertheim UF Scripps Institute)Paid lab research internship 2026: June 5 - July 31 (full-time, 40 hrs/week); 2027 not yet posted · In-person, Jupiter, Florida campusDeadline 2026 cycle: 2026-03-01; 2027 not yet posted FreeStipend
- How selective
- 250+ applicants for 14 spots (~6%), 2026
- Program dates
- 2026: June 5 - July 31 (full-time, 40 hrs/week); 2027 not yet posted
- Format
- In-person, Jupiter, Florida campus
- Application deadline
- 2026 cycle: 2026-03-01; 2027 not yet posted
- Who can apply
- 14+; rising juniors/seniors at Palm Beach or Martin County high schools; 3.0 GPA; US citizen/PR
- Cost and funding
- Free; $4,480 stipend
- Essays
- Cover letter / personal statement
- Resume
- Academic resume or CV
- Transcript
- Unofficial transcript (plus college transcript if dual enrolled)
- Recommendations
- 2 science or math teacher references
- Good to know
- Scripps-lineage biomedical institute; ~6% admit rate; paid full-time lab research.
Most selective Magee-Womens Research Institute High School Summer Internship (UPMC/Pitt)Research internship 2026: June 15 - July 24 (6 weeks, 240 hrs); 2027 not yet posted · In-person, MWRI / Magee-Womens Hospital, PittsburghDeadline 2027 application opens December 2026; deadline not yet posted FreeStipend
- How selective
- Under 8% acceptance
- Program dates
- 2026: June 15 - July 24 (6 weeks, 240 hrs); 2027 not yet posted
- Format
- In-person, MWRI / Magee-Womens Hospital, Pittsburgh
- Application deadline
- 2027 application opens December 2026; deadline not yet posted
- Who can apply
- 16+ by start; current sophomores or juniors; southwest Pennsylvania residents
- Cost and funding
- Free; $1,800 stipend for income-eligible students
- Essays
- Cover letter + one-page personal statement
- Recommendations
- 2 (science teacher and/or counselor), emailed by referees
- Good to know
- Independent research project under an investigator at a top NIH-funded women's health institute; small cohort since 1995.
Most selective MD Anderson High School Summer Program in Biomedical Sciences (King Foundation, CATALYST)Paid research program June 7 - August 13, 2027 (10 weeks) · In-person, MD Anderson Cancer Center, HoustonDeadline 2027-01-13; opens 2026-11-16 FreeStipend
- How selective
- MD Anderson: up to 6 students selected
- Program dates
- June 7 - August 13, 2027 (10 weeks)
- Format
- In-person, MD Anderson Cancer Center, Houston
- Application deadline
- 2027-01-13; opens 2026-11-16
- Who can apply
- 18+ by start; current Texas HS seniors accepted to college; allied-health interest
- Cost and funding
- Free; $7,200 stipend (10 wks), taxable; housing not provided
- Good to know
- No. 1-ranked cancer hospital; 67th year; only six seats.
Most selective Monell Science Apprenticeship Program (MSAP)Paid research apprenticeship (hourly wage) 2026: June 15 - July 31 (7 weeks, up to 35 hrs/week); 2027 not yet posted · In-person, Monell Chemical Senses Center, PhiladelphiaDeadline 2027 application opens October 2026; deadline not yet posted FreeStipend
- How selective
- Monell: ~200 applicants, 18-24 enrolled, about 10% or less
- Program dates
- 2026: June 15 - July 31 (7 weeks, up to 35 hrs/week); 2027 not yet posted
- Format
- In-person, Monell Chemical Senses Center, Philadelphia
- Application deadline
- 2027 application opens October 2026; deadline not yet posted
- Who can apply
- HS (or undergrad) students from greater Philadelphia incl. Camden NJ; must be US work-eligible
- Cost and funding
- Free; paid hourly wage
- Good to know
- Long-running paid apprenticeship at a world-leading sensory-science institute; ~10% admit rate.
Most selective MSK HOPP Summer Student Program (Memorial Sloan Kettering)Paid lab research internship June 29 - August 20, 2027 (8 weeks, full-time) · In-person, MSK Upper East Side, New York CityDeadline 2027-02-05 (8:00 a.m. ET); opens 2026-12-01 FreeStipend
- How selective
- MSK: 1,000+ applicants for 20 spots, ~2%
- Program dates
- June 29 - August 20, 2027 (8 weeks, full-time)
- Format
- In-person, MSK Upper East Side, New York City
- Application deadline
- 2027-02-05 (8:00 a.m. ET); opens 2026-12-01
- Who can apply
- 16+ by June 2027; current HS juniors; 3.5 science GPA; within 25 miles of MSK (NY/NJ/CT)
- Cost and funding
- Free; $1,200 stipend (housing/transport not provided)
- Essays
- Short essay responses (required)
- Resume
- Yes, one page
- Transcript
- Unofficial transcripts from every high school attended
- Recommendations
- 2 confidential letters (STEM teacher, counselor or research mentor)
- Good to know
- One of the lowest published acceptance rates nationally; independent wet-lab or computational cancer research project at a top cancer center.
Most selective Rockefeller University Summer Science Research Program (SSRP)Free research program (virtual interview in March) Starts June 21, 2027; 7 weeks, ~35 hrs/week · In-person, RockEDU lab, Rockefeller University, New York CityDeadline 2027-01-04 (5:00 p.m. ET, incl. recommendation letters); opened 2026-10-12 FreeStipend
- How selective
- ~3-4% acceptance, ~32 per cohort
- Program dates
- Starts June 21, 2027; 7 weeks, ~35 hrs/week
- Format
- In-person, RockEDU lab, Rockefeller University, New York City
- Application deadline
- 2027-01-04 (5:00 p.m. ET, incl. recommendation letters); opened 2026-10-12
- Who can apply
- 16+ by program start; current HS juniors or seniors (no sophomores)
- Cost and funding
- Free; no application fee; OMNY transit card; need-based stipend possible
- Essays
- Online application (written responses)
- Transcript
- Unofficial transcript
- Recommendations
- Yes, letters of recommendation (due with application)
- Test scores
- Not required (no GPA minimum)
- Good to know
- Nobel-laureate institution; students run independent projects with Tri-Institutional scientist mentors; widely ranked among the most selective HS research programs.
Most selective Stanford Institutes of Medicine Summer Research Program (SIMR)Research internship Jun 7–Jul 29, 2027 (tentative) · In-person lab research, Mon–FriDeadline Late Feb 2027 FreeStipend
- How selective
- est. ~3%
- Program dates
- Jun 7–Jul 29, 2027 (tentative)
- Format
- In-person lab research, Mon–Fri
- Application deadline
- Late Feb 2027
- Who can apply
- 16+ by start; juniors/seniors (class 2027/2028); US school, citizen/PR
- Cost and funding
- Free; $50 app fee (waivable); few need-based stipends
- Recommendations
- Yes
- Good to know
- App opens Dec 2026;
Most selective Stanford Medical Youth Science Program (SMYSP)Free enrichment and research program June 22 - July 26, 2026 (5 weeks); 2027 dates not yet posted · In-person, Stanford main campus, Monday-FridayDeadline 2026-03-23 (2026 cycle); 2027 application expected mid-December 2026 Free
- How selective
- Only 24 students accepted for Summer 2026 (Stanford)
- Program dates
- June 22 - July 26, 2026 (5 weeks); 2027 dates not yet posted
- Format
- In-person, Stanford main campus, Monday-Friday
- Application deadline
- 2026-03-23 (2026 cycle); 2027 application expected mid-December 2026
- Who can apply
- Current HS juniors; low-income and/or first-generation; live in Northern California
- Cost and funding
- Free (tuition-free; no application fee)
- Good to know
- Stanford Medicine's flagship pipeline program since 1988; tiny cohort; hospital and research exposure.
Most selective WashU Young Scientist Program - Summer FocusPaid research internship May 31 - July 23, 2027 (orientation May 26-28) · In-person, Washington University in St. Louis labs, full-timeDeadline 2027-01-25 (letters due 2027-02-01); opens 2026-11-02 FreeStipend
- How selective
- WashU: only 10-12 students accepted per year
- Program dates
- May 31 - July 23, 2027 (orientation May 26-28)
- Format
- In-person, Washington University in St. Louis labs, full-time
- Application deadline
- 2027-01-25 (letters due 2027-02-01); opens 2026-11-02
- Who can apply
- Completed junior year by June; Greater St. Louis (MO/IL) residents
- Cost and funding
- Free; $4,800 stipend (pre-tax)
- Essays
- 5 short answers (150 words) + 2 essays (300 words)
- Resume
- Work history section in application
- Transcript
- Yes
- Recommendations
- 2 (one from a math or science teacher)
- Good to know
- Top-10 medical school; each scholar gets a lab mentor and a tutor; very small cohort since 1991.
Highly selective
Highly selective DF/HCC CURE (Dana-Farber/Harvard Cancer Center)Cancer research internship Jun 15-Aug 7, 2026 (7-11 wks) · In-person, paid research internshipDeadline Feb 6, 2026; 2027 apps open Nov 1, 2026 FreeStipend
- How selective
- rate not published
- Program dates
- Jun 15-Aug 7, 2026 (7-11 wks)
- Format
- In-person, paid research internship
- Application deadline
- Feb 6, 2026; 2027 apps open Nov 1, 2026
- Who can apply
- HS grades 10-12, 16+; MA resident or school
- Cost and funding
- Free; stipend paid
- Good to know
- Harvard-affiliated; YES for CURE is the 2.5-year version.
Highly selective Fred Hutch Summer High School Internship Program (SHIP)Paid lab research internship 2026: June 22 - August 14 (8 weeks, full-time); 2027 info posted November 2026 · In-person, Fred Hutch South Lake Union campus, SeattleDeadline 2026 cycle: recommendation forms due 2026-03-13; 2027 deadline not yet posted FreeStipend
- How selective
- Fred Hutch calls it competitive; ~20-30 interns
- Program dates
- 2026: June 22 - August 14 (8 weeks, full-time); 2027 info posted November 2026
- Format
- In-person, Fred Hutch South Lake Union campus, Seattle
- Application deadline
- 2026 cycle: recommendation forms due 2026-03-13; 2027 deadline not yet posted
- Who can apply
- 16+ by start; rising seniors; Greater Seattle residents; Zoom interview
- Cost and funding
- Free; paid internship (financial award, amount not stated) + ORCA transit card
- Essays
- Four short essays (200 words each)
- Resume
- Yes (PDF)
- Transcript
- Yes (unofficial with school header OK)
- Recommendations
- 2 references via online recommendation form
- Good to know
- Nobel-prize cancer center; mentored lab research for students without extensive prior research experience.
Highly selective HMS Project SuccessBiomedical research internship Jun 29-Aug 14, 2026 (2027 TBD) · In-person, HMS labs, 7 wks full-timeDeadline Feb 4, 2026 (2027 TBD) FreeStipend
- How selective
- rate not published; local, competitive
- Program dates
- Jun 29-Aug 14, 2026 (2027 TBD)
- Format
- In-person, HMS labs, 7 wks full-time
- Application deadline
- Feb 4, 2026 (2027 TBD)
- Who can apply
- Grades 11-12, 16+, Boston/Cambridge resident, GPA 2.7+
- Cost and funding
- Free; paid internship
- Essays
- 250-350 words + short answers
- Transcript
- Yes (from 9th grade)
- Recommendations
- 1 (science teacher)
- Test scores
- No
- Good to know
- Needs algebra, biology, chemistry completed. Pay amount not published.
Highly selective KP LAUNCH High School ProgramSummer Internship 06/14-07/30/2027 · In-person (KP Northern California sites)Deadline 2027-01-08 (opens 2026-11-16) Pays a stipend
- How selective
- ~11%; no newer data
- Program dates
- 06/14-07/30/2027
- Format
- In-person (KP Northern California sites)
- Application deadline
- 2027-01-08 (opens 2026-11-16)
- Who can apply
- Ages 16-19 by 06/01/2027; HS students/Class of 2027; NorCal resident
- Cost and funding
- paid $25/hr
- Essays
- 1 personal statement
- Resume
- required
- Good to know
- Juniors/seniors prioritized. Application materials not listed on page.
Highly selective NIH Summer Internship Program (SIP)Internship in biomedical research Between 05/10-08/31/2027 (full-time, set with PI) · In-person (NIH campuses)Deadline 2027-01-26 (references 2027-02-02) Pays a stipend
- How selective
- ~23%; no newer official data
- Program dates
- Between 05/10-08/31/2027 (full-time, set with PI)
- Format
- In-person (NIH campuses)
- Application deadline
- 2027-01-26 (references 2027-02-02)
- Who can apply
- HS seniors 18 by 09/30/2027 (17 if within 40 mi of NIH); US citizen/PR
- Cost and funding
- stipend (amount by education level)
- Essays
- personal statement
- Resume
- required
- Transcript
- not required (list of coursework and grades)
- Recommendations
- 2 references
- Good to know
- juniors no longer eligible. No housing.
Highly selective Stanford AIMI Summer Research Internship (AI in Medicine)Mentored research internship 2027 dates not yet posted (2026: two 2-week sessions, June 15-26 and July 6-17) · Virtual (2026 sessions ran 9 AM - 1 PM PT)Deadline 2027-02-01; opens 2026-11-10
- How selective
- Stanford: aimed at students with stronger technical backgrounds
- Program dates
- 2027 dates not yet posted (2026: two 2-week sessions, June 15-26 and July 6-17)
- Format
- Virtual (2026 sessions ran 9 AM - 1 PM PT)
- Application deadline
- 2027-02-01; opens 2026-11-10
- Who can apply
- High school students (US citizens, permanent residents or valid visa)
- Cost and funding
- Not posted yet
- Essays
- Short essay questions
- Transcript
- Unofficial transcript
- Good to know
- Stanford Center for AI in Medicine & Imaging; hands-on research with real-world health data; bridges medicine and AI.
Highly selective UT Southwestern STARS Summer Research ProgramResearch 8 weeks, summer 2027 · In-person, non-residential (Dallas)Deadline Jan 22, 2027 (opens Nov 16, 2026) FreeStipend
- How selective
- rate not published; seats limited by funding
- Program dates
- 8 weeks, summer 2027
- Format
- In-person, non-residential (Dallas)
- Application deadline
- Jan 22, 2027 (opens Nov 16, 2026)
- Who can apply
- 16+ by June 1; current juniors
- Cost and funding
- Free; paid stipend (amount not posted)
- Good to know
- US citizen/work-eligible; no prior research experience; North Texas focus.
Highly selective Weissman Hood Institute Summer Research InternshipSummer Research Internship in Biomedical Science 06/15-08/07/2026 · In-person (Great Falls, MT)Deadline 2026-01-31 preferred; until 2026-03-10 if space Pays a stipend
- How selective
- ~4-10 interns/yr, Montana preference (secondary)
- Program dates
- 06/15-08/07/2026
- Format
- In-person (Great Falls, MT)
- Application deadline
- 2026-01-31 preferred; until 2026-03-10 if space
- Who can apply
- Completed HS junior or senior year, or college; US citizen; local
- Cost and funding
- stipend $3,500 (HS)
- Essays
- letter of application
- Resume
- required
- Transcript
- required
- Recommendations
- 2 (science/math teachers)
- Test scores
- required (ACT or SAT)
- Good to know
- McLaughlin Research Institute renamed Weissman Hood Institute (Touro Univ). ACT/SAT no longer listed.
Selective
Selective HMS MEDscience Summer ProgramsMedical simulation 1-wk sessions, summer 2026 (2027 TBD) · In-person, HMS Boston, nonresidentialDeadline Mar 15, 2026 (2027 TBD)
- How selective
- rate not published; competitive, not first-come
- Program dates
- 1-wk sessions, summer 2026 (2027 TBD)
- Format
- In-person, HMS Boston, nonresidential
- Application deadline
- Mar 15, 2026 (2027 TBD)
- Who can apply
- Rising 10-12 or graduating seniors; LAB 16+
- Cost and funding
- $2,800 ($2,250 4-day); TECH Visionaries $5,800
- Essays
- 3
- Transcript
- No
- Recommendations
- 1 teacher assessment
- Test scores
- No
- Good to know
- Partial/full scholarships for Boston-area students only.
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