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Posted:  May 21 2006 18:53
Hello, I'm 31 yrs. old, graduated from high school but never attended college. This fall I'm majoring in a dental hygienist program at a local community college. My intensions are to complete a bachelors degree and go to dental school to become a dentist. How hard is it to work as a dental hygienist and attend dental school at the same time? Is there any dental schools that offer night classes? I want to continue my education but at the same time i have financial obligations.
Posted:  May 09 2007 01:30
hello I'm a 17yo girl studying oral health in south australia. i'm not sure about anywhere else but here in adelaide the oral health course is very full on and intense. I would find it difficult to juggle work and the course so !
Posted:  Feb 26 2010 23:08
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Posted:  Mar 04 2010 02:59
hello... theresita8.... did you know any dental schools that offer night classes in USA.. ?? if yes then please post here name and site of that ... its will be helpful to me and other also .. thanks in advance

Dentist St Pete
Posted:  Feb 09 2011 12:40
Admission to dental school is highly competitive. Schools look at applicants’ interviews and recommendations, scores earned on the Dental Admissions Test (DAT), and grade point averages.

To be admitted to a dental school, the minimum of a bachelor’s degree is usually required. There are a few exceptions where only the completion of two years of pre-dental education is necessary. Many applicants to dental schools major in a science-based field such as chemistry or biology; however, others choose to major in different subjects of study such as linguistics or English. These students must still take a number of science based classes in order to apply to dental school. A few applicants are admitted to dental school after only completing a few years of their degree and finish their bachelor’s degree at dental school.