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Revision as of 15:10, 12 July 2008

Dentistry
Canadian universities

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Laval
McGill
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Toronto
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UCSF
UCLA
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UNC
Oklahoma
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Contacts

Address:
Student Services
Faculty of Dentistry
University of British Columbia
278 - 2199 Wesbrook Mall
Vancouver, BC V6T 1Z3

Website: http://www.dentistry.ubc.ca/academic_programs/dmd/contact_us.asp
Phone: (604) 822-8063
Fax: (604) 822-8279
Admissions e-mail: fodadms@interchange.ubc.ca

Admission Requirements

General Notes

  • 40 candidates admitted each year
  • Admission based on academic ability and personal qualities


Criteria

Pre-requisites

  • Three completed academic years (90 credits)
  • A full semester of English, Math, Chemistry, Physics, Biology, Organic Chemistry, and Biochemistry

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GPA

  • Minimum cGPA of 70% or 2.8
  • The GPA calculated on all course work completed since high school.
    • Courses taken in the application year are not included in the GPA calculation.
  • The worst year will be dropped for applicants who have completed four or more years of university
  • See Stats. (below for averages of accepted applicants)

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The Dental Aptitude Test (DAT)

  • DAT scores from the November exam in the year of application will be accepted.
  • DAT results are valid for 5 years
  • 3 components of the DAT will be considered: Academic Average, Perceptual Test & the Carving Test.
  • A minimum carving score of 12 must be attained for your application to be considered.
  • If the DAT was written more than once, the best overall test score will be considered.

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Supporting Documents

  • Official Transcripts
    • For International Transcripts: require 1 official copy and a translated & notarized copy in English.
  • 3 Letters of Reference
    • At least 1 must be from a university professor
    • Letters from previous applications will not be brought forward.

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Deadlines

  • November 10 - Application Deadline for entry into the 2009/10 Program
  • November 4 - DAT Exam Date
  • June 15 - Submission of transcripts with final grades for applicants who are granted conditional acceptance to the DMD program

Check out this link for more information: http://www.dentistry.ubc.ca/academic_programs/dmd/admission_procedures.asp

Tuition

Year 1 - $50 840.98 Year 2 - $49 012.72 Year 3 - $48 154.98 Year 4 - $50 292.97


    • Includes tuition, fees and clinical materials
  • Bursary assistance is available based on financial need and the availability of University funds.
    • Apply to the Student Financial Assistance and Awards Office.
  • Entrance scholarships and awards are possible

Check out this link for more information: http://www.dentistry.ubc.ca/academic_programs/dmd/class_of_2012_projected_fees.pdf

Statistics

Profile of the accepted applicants for the Dentistry program in August 2007

  • Number of applicants: 353
  • Number of applicants who met the requirements: 297
  • Number accepted: 37
  • Accepted Applicants' Avg: 83


  • DAT: Academic Avg for accepted applicants (/30): 20.5
  • DAT: PAT & Carving Avg for accepted applicants (/30):21.8
  • Interview Score for accepted Applicants (/35): 25.9
  • With 3 years post-secondary education: 5
  • With 4 years post-secondary education or more: 28
  • With Master's degree, 4

Check out this link for more information: http://www.dentistry.ubc.ca/academic_programs/dmd/entrance_statistics/