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==Contacts==Website: www.usask.ca/dentistry<br>
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Phone:  306-966-5119 or 1-877-363-7275 (DMD-SASK)<br>
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Fax: 306-966-5126<br>
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Admissions e-mail: dentistry.admissions at usask.ca
  
[[Category:University of Saskatchewan|Dentistry]]
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==Apply Online==
[[Category:Dentistry|Saskatchewan]]
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The application can be completed [http://www.usask.ca/dentistry/admissions/apply_online.php online].
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==Admission Requirements==
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===General Notes===
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There are three main classes of applicants:<br>
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*Saskatchewan Applicants (& Saskatchewan "Special Case")
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*Canadian and International Applicants
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*Aboriginal Applicants
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*28 students accepted each year: a minimum of 15 Saskatchewan residents and a maximum of 13 Canadian/International applicants. 
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===Criteria===
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====Required Classes====
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*Biology : BIOL 111/112<br>
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*Chemistry : CHEM 110 or 120<br>
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*Organic Chemistry : CHEM 212<br>
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*Physics : PHYS 101/102 or PHYS 131/142<br>
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*Biochemistry : BIOL 200 & BIOC 312<br>
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*Humanities/Social Sciences : 6 credit units<br>
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*Courses in human physiology are strongly recommended.<br>
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*At least 60 credit hours must be completed within 2 consecutive years<br><br>
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For more information, go to: <br>http://www.usask.ca/dentistry/admissions/requirements.php?heading=menuAdmissions
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<br><br>
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====GPA====
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*Minimum average of 70% in all required pre-dental courses.<br>
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*Minimum average of 75% for the two best 30-credit years<br><br>
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====Dental Admissions Test (DAT)====
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*The DAT can be written in November 2007 or February 2008.<br>
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*DAT scores must not be older than three years.<br>
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*If taken multiple times, only the best scores are considered.<br>
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*The sections considered are: PAT (25%), Carving (25%), Academic Average (25%) and Reading Comprehension (25%).<br>
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*See Statistics (below) for more information<br><br>
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For more information, go to:<br>
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http://www.usask.ca/dentistry/admissions/criteria.php?heading=menuAdmissions <br><br>
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====Supporting Documents====
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*Official Transcripts : 2 complete, final transcripts.<br>
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*DAT score reports<br>
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*Reference Letters : 3 letters are required
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==Deadlines==
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*November : DAT held.<br>
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*January 15th : Application deadline.<br>
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*February : Last acceptable DAT held.<br>
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*February 15th : Supporting Documents deadline.<br>
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*June 5th : Deadline to receive 2 copies of the final transcripts *only for applicants invited to an interview).<br>
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*June  : Offers of admission are made.<br><br>
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==Tuition==*Estimated expenses vary between $ 35 395 to $41 035 each year. Includes tuition, fees, books and materials<br>
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*Continuing Scholarship and Bursary Awards are available. Deadlines are June 1st and November 1st respectively. <br><br>
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More information at:<br>
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http://www.usask.ca/dentistry/admissions/scholarship_info.php?heading=menuAdmissions.
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==Statistics==
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*Received over 340 applications in 2006-7.<br>
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*Mean average for two years of studies was 89%.<br>
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*Mean DAT scores were:<br>
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*Reading Comprehension = 21.5
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*PAT = 21.5
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*Academic Average (AA) = 19
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*Carving = 17.5

Revision as of 15:39, 17 November 2007

==Contacts==Website: www.usask.ca/dentistry
Phone: 306-966-5119 or 1-877-363-7275 (DMD-SASK)
Fax: 306-966-5126
Admissions e-mail: dentistry.admissions at usask.ca

Apply Online

The application can be completed online.

Admission Requirements

General Notes

There are three main classes of applicants:

  • Saskatchewan Applicants (& Saskatchewan "Special Case")
  • Canadian and International Applicants
  • Aboriginal Applicants
  • 28 students accepted each year: a minimum of 15 Saskatchewan residents and a maximum of 13 Canadian/International applicants.

Criteria

Required Classes

  • Biology : BIOL 111/112
  • Chemistry : CHEM 110 or 120
  • Organic Chemistry : CHEM 212
  • Physics : PHYS 101/102 or PHYS 131/142
  • Biochemistry : BIOL 200 & BIOC 312
  • Humanities/Social Sciences : 6 credit units
  • Courses in human physiology are strongly recommended.
  • At least 60 credit hours must be completed within 2 consecutive years

For more information, go to:
http://www.usask.ca/dentistry/admissions/requirements.php?heading=menuAdmissions

GPA

  • Minimum average of 70% in all required pre-dental courses.
  • Minimum average of 75% for the two best 30-credit years

Dental Admissions Test (DAT)

  • The DAT can be written in November 2007 or February 2008.
  • DAT scores must not be older than three years.
  • If taken multiple times, only the best scores are considered.
  • The sections considered are: PAT (25%), Carving (25%), Academic Average (25%) and Reading Comprehension (25%).
  • See Statistics (below) for more information

For more information, go to:
http://www.usask.ca/dentistry/admissions/criteria.php?heading=menuAdmissions

Supporting Documents

  • Official Transcripts : 2 complete, final transcripts.
  • DAT score reports
  • Reference Letters : 3 letters are required

Deadlines

  • November : DAT held.
  • January 15th : Application deadline.
  • February : Last acceptable DAT held.
  • February 15th : Supporting Documents deadline.
  • June 5th : Deadline to receive 2 copies of the final transcripts *only for applicants invited to an interview).
  • June  : Offers of admission are made.

==Tuition==*Estimated expenses vary between $ 35 395 to $41 035 each year. Includes tuition, fees, books and materials

  • Continuing Scholarship and Bursary Awards are available. Deadlines are June 1st and November 1st respectively.

More information at:
http://www.usask.ca/dentistry/admissions/scholarship_info.php?heading=menuAdmissions.

Statistics

  • Received over 340 applications in 2006-7.
  • Mean average for two years of studies was 89%.
  • Mean DAT scores were:
  • Reading Comprehension = 21.5
  • PAT = 21.5
  • Academic Average (AA) = 19
  • Carving = 17.5