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Lol. I agree. I’m just curious is all honestly.I am.. but at this point maybe it isnt going to happen haha
Lol. I agree. I’m just curious is all honestly.I am.. but at this point maybe it isnt going to happen haha
Yep, I did, and they give me three options.
Where did you decide to go?Hey guys, I declined my acceptance today, so at least one spot opened up for someone on the wait list.
Where did you decide to go?
HAHAHAHA, that post was epic! A very nice school may I add.UNC. I remember somebody on this thread joking about how they were declining Harvard to go to their state school, and was going to put their HSDM acceptance letter on their fridge to remind them of how far they'd come...I'll be doing just that lol.
That's a very humble move. Nonetheless, UNC is a fantastic school to go attend.Hey guys, I declined my acceptance today, so at least one spot opened up for someone on the wait list.
That's a very humble move. Nonetheless, UNC is a fantastic school to go attend.
I just want to congratulate you on your Harvard (and UNC!) acceptance. You have indeed gotten far, and as a soon to be dentist, I'm sure you'll get farther. Best of luck man!
I think the program is actually really good. They changed from 2 yrs med school, 2 yrs dental school to 1 yr med schoool, 3 yr dental school. (They changed the medical curriculum as well since med and dental are so intertwined there). It’s really cool the way their curriculum is set up: you focus on academics the first 2 years and then third year you really go hard at hand skills and rotations. D4 you do a 12 week externship in Boston which is longer than externships of many other dental schools. All students were aware that they started clinical training later than people at other schools. No one seemed concerned that they weren’t getting enough training in the end though. Any school you go to, it’s up to each student to get the sufficient training to prep you after 4 years. HSDM curriculum (despite some confusion on sdn) is really great, both academically and clinically.How is the pre-clinical aspect of dentistry carried out at Harvard? For those that received an interview, did the dental students talk about how they felt regarding their hand skills? Thanks!
Thank you for the information!I think the program is actually really good. They changed from 2 yrs med school, 2 yrs dental school to 1 yr med schoool, 3 yr dental school. (They changed the medical curriculum as well since med and dental are so intertwined there). It’s really cool the way their curriculum is set up: you focus on academics the first 2 years and then third year you really go hard at hand skills and rotations. D4 you do a 12 week externship in Boston which is longer than externships of many other dental schools. All students were aware that they started clinical training later than people at other schools. No one seemed concerned that they weren’t getting enough training in the end though. Any school you go to, it’s up to each student to get the sufficient training to prep you after 4 years. HSDM curriculum (despite some confusion on sdn) is really great, both academically and clinically.
Thank you for the information. How do you prepare for the interview? Is the interview hard?I think the program is actually really good. They changed from 2 yrs med school, 2 yrs dental school to 1 yr med schoool, 3 yr dental school. (They changed the medical curriculum as well since med and dental are so intertwined there). It’s really cool the way their curriculum is set up: you focus on academics the first 2 years and then third year you really go hard at hand skills and rotations. D4 you do a 12 week externship in Boston which is longer than externships of many other dental schools. All students were aware that they started clinical training later than people at other schools. No one seemed concerned that they weren’t getting enough training in the end though. Any school you go to, it’s up to each student to get the sufficient training to prep you after 4 years. HSDM curriculum (despite some confusion on sdn) is really great, both academically and clinically.
Could I ask a few thing about the interview? Could I PM you?I couldn't find a Facebook group, so I just made one for prospective students! It's called Harvard School of Dental Medicine - Class of 2022.
It was laid back. Enjoyed it a ton. Use the student resource for interview feedback and know the main question answersThank you for the information. How do you prepare for the interview? Is the interview hard?
Thank you very much. I am super nervous about that interview. Cause...it is HarvardIt was laid back. Enjoyed it a ton. Use the student resource for interview feedback and know the main question answers
everyone is very down to earth and friendly. no one that I met was stuck up in any way. I think you'll enjoy it a lot.Thank you very much. I am super nervous about that interview. Cause...it is Harvard
For those already have an interview, is there word limit for the secondary application? Also, I already indicate nearly all my experience in AADSAS and my personal statement, do I still need to answer the last question(extra experience one)
Wow congrats!!! What are your stats??!!Got an interview 3/9!!!
Got an interview 3/9!!!
Do you know if 3/9 is the last interview date?
Wow congrats!!! What are your stats if you don't mind me asking??Got an interview 3/9!!!
noWas there an international student at 3/9 interview?
Accepted students just received their preliminary financial aid awards (scholarships/grants). So, there may be some movement within the next few weeks.Did anyone who interviewed on 3/9 hear back yet? I haven't heard anything.
From what I understand not just yet but getting there. Probably some movement from people that interviewed in the next 2 weeks then probably wait list. No idea about more interviews you’d have to callclass already filled up?
High priority? Nice! Mine just says waitlistYeah, high priority waitlist — but I gave up a loooong time ago ...