Marquette University Dentistry

Dentistry
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Location

1250 W Wisconsin Ave
Milwaukee, WI 53233
United States of America

Contacts

Website: http://www.marquette.edu/dentistry/index.shtml
Phone: (414) 288-3532 0r 800.445.5385
Admissions e-mail: brian.trecek@marquette.edu

Program Information

Curriculum

• Doctor of Dental Surgery (D.D.S.)
  • 4 years in length
• Related degrees are also available:
  • Advanced Education in General Dentistry: For more information, click here
  • Dental Bio materials: For more information, click here
  • Endodontics: For more information, click here
  • Orthodontics: For more information, click here
  • Prosthodontics: For more information, click here
  • Periodontics: For more information, click here

Admission statistics

• Total number of applicants in 2016: 2316
  • Residency:
    • Residents: 202
    • Non-residents: 2114
  • Gender
    • Female: 1080
    • Male: 1207
    • Unreported: 29
• Class size in 2016: 100
  • Residency
    • Residents: 50
    • Non-residents: 50
  • Gender
    • Female: 50
    • Male: 50
• A maximum of 50% of spaces are offered for out-of-province applicants
• International students are eligible to apply

For more information on the program, click here

Admissions Requirements

Course and Degree Requirements

• Degree: Minimum 4 years of college study with Bachelor’s degree at an accredited university or college (including 90 semester credit hours)
• Required Courses
  • Organic Chemistry with lab section (8 credits/semester hours)
  • General Chemistry with lab section (8 credits/semester hours)
  • Physics with lab section (8 credits/semester hours)
  • Biology with lab section (8 credits/semester hours)
  • English (6 credits/semester hours)
  • Biochemistry (3 credits/semester hours)
  • Electives (49 credit hours)

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GPA

• There is no minimum GPA required for application
• Applicants in 2016:
  • Average GPA: 3.38
  • Average overall Science GPA: 3.26
• Enrolled Students in 2016:
  • Average GPA: 3.63
  • Average overall Science GPA: 3.53

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DAT

• There is no minimum DAT score required for admission
• Applicants in 2016:
  • Academic Average: 19.27
  • PAT Average: 19.96
• Enrolled Students in 2016:
  • Academic Average: 20.25
  • PAT Average: 20.53
• Both Canadian and US DAT are accepted
• DAT must have been written within 2 years of application

For more information on the previous DAT scores, click here
For more information on the DAT, click here

Supporting Documents

• Online Associated American Dental Schools Application Service (AADSAS) application form
• $45 USD application/processing fee
• Official DAT scores
• Official university transcripts
• 3 letters of recommendation:
  • 2 letters from science professors
  • 1 letter from the applicant's choice
  • 1 pre-health committee letter will be accepted in place of three individual letters
• TOEFL scores (if applicable); minimum scores are as follows:
  • iBT: 80
  • CBT: 213
• All entering students must provide proof of immunization against Hep B, measles, mumps, and rubella.

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Interview

• Interviews are conducted primarily in October and November
• First offers of admissions are made in early December

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Timeline 2018-2019

• June 2018: Deadline to submit online AADSAS application
• September 1, 2018: Deadline to submit all supporting documents
• Fall 2018: Interviews

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Tuition 2018-2019

• In-State Residents:
  • First year tuition: USD $52,000.00
• Out-of-Sate Residents:
  • First year tuition: USD $60,660

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For information on financial aid, click here