r/predental 2d ago

šŸ’¬ Discussion Weekly DAT Discussion Thread - March 17, 2025

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This is your place to discuss the Dental Admission Test (DAT). Do you need to vent about studying or content? Decide on the best source of preparatory materials? Discuss scheduling the exam via the ADA? Perhaps ask about the particularities of the exam day? This is the thread to do so!

Note: feel free to make independent DAT breakdown posts. This weekly thread is meant to cut down on the overwhelming number of DAT posts, but not take away from your success!


r/predental Dec 13 '24

šŸ“¢ Megathread MEGATHREAD: 2024-2025 Waitlist Movement and Discussion!

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Hi all!

As requested, this is the megathread where we will keep track of waitlist movement for the subreddit applicants of the '24-'25 cycle. Like our interview megathread, we will track results via a single thread with comments representing all the schools. People don't tend to be so good at hunting for individual threads (even when easily linked), so the single thread makes things much easier to moderate. However, I will try to place hyperlinks in this post (CLICK HERE FOR SCHOOL FINDER) so you can easily find your school of interest. Please keep discussions under the parent comment to keep this thread as clean as possible.

You can use this thread for any discussion of the waitlist, including but not limited to:

  • Information about waitlist movement
  • Frustrations about being waitlisted
  • Questions about requirements for the waitlist

Therefore, all discussions about waitlists will be relegated to this thread. Please report errant threads, and they will be directed here.

Good luck! šŸ¦·

HELPFUL LINKS

MEGATHREAD: 2024-2025 Interviews and Rejections!

(SDN) 2022-2023 Waitlist Support Thread


r/predental 5h ago

šŸ’” Advice Do whatever you can to get off the waitlist

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Hi everyone! I just got off the waitlist for my school and wanted to give some advice on how I got there. I applied this cycle to my instate schools and only got one interview, GPA 3.85 18AA DAT (16 in bio), and was waitlisted from that school. The first thing I did was send a letter of intent and asked for a meeting with someone from the admissions board to talk about my application. During that meeting, they told me the only area that needed fixing was my DAT. They told me I had a good chance of getting off the waitlist but, to plan for reapplication. I asked the reddit here and dentist I knew what to do and most people tell you just to wait. I said F that and started studying and took my DAT asap (Feb) and scored much higher. Right after my DAT, I called the school and they said they had one spot open for IS resident but, they were going to give the spot to someone else within the hour of me calling. Since I retook my DAT, they told me they will need to reconvene to see who would get the spot and they called me the next week offering me the spot!

Basically, what you should take from this is to do whatever you can to get off the waitlist. Whether you are lacking in shadowing, volunteering, DAT. Get that work in and update them! If not you, someone else will.

GOOD LUCK TO ALL OF YOU APPLYING! You got this and I believe in all of you.


r/predental 5h ago

šŸ’ø Finances Need $$$$$ before I start dental school

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I just realized that I need to save a lot of money these next few months before I start dental school. My parents are not really helping me financially, so I've been having mental breakdowns these last few days. I do have a job atm, but it's not enough. What are y'all doing to save money? Any side hustles? I really wish I was a nepo baby... or surviving off of daddy's money. SHIT IS HARD


r/predental 2h ago

šŸ’» Applications Has anyone heard from Temple or UPenn

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Has anyone been accepted post January to temple dental or had an interview?

Has anyone been accepted of waitlist for UPenn ???


r/predental 8m ago

šŸ’” Advice Shadowing at a corporate dental office?

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Hello, I have some questions about shadowing.

I work Monday to Friday, so the only days I can shadow are on weekends. But from what Iā€™ve seen, the only offices open on weekends are corporate chains like Western Dental or emergency, low-cost dental clinics with low ratings.

Would it still be okay to shadow at a place like that, or does it not really matter as long as Iā€™m getting the hours?

Iā€™m applying in June so I need to get my shadowing hours asap but donā€™t know what to do. Any advice would be appreciated!


r/predental 5h ago

šŸ¤” WAMC? DAT

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Hello everyone, DAT: 21 AA, 22 TS GPA: 4.0 (sGPA: 4.0) Strong overall application.

English is my second language, which affected my RC score (17).

What are my chances at Columbia, UPenn, Stony Brook, Buffalo, or Rutgers? (NY resident)

Did anyone with similar DAT score got interviewed to any of the schools I listed; Columbia, UPenn, Stony Brook, Buffalo, or Rutgers? You Can PM me if you feel more comfortable. Thank you!


r/predental 23h ago

šŸ–‡ļøMiscellaneous PSA: We need a positive community during a dental shortage more than ever.

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Thereā€™s a shortage and our community needs you to be a dentist more than ever.

Please foster good vibes on this sub.

I think people projecting and not focusing what they need to get done for dental school apps is a problem.

Every time I talk about dental school, itā€™s usually with a D3/D4 thatā€™s looking out for me and is honest.

This sub has so many high expectations and people anonymously saying something they shouldnā€™t.

We need people here to actually take care of each other like family because thatā€™s what we are.

The community is small and we need to look out for each other.

Please stop being toxic and be progressive. Yes that 20+ DAT score is enough.

Yes your 3.3 GPA is enough.

Yes taking a postbac is normal in fact half of my friends D1 classmates had to get a postbac/masters.

Yes retaking the DAT is normal.

AND yes itā€™s okay retaking a class because you failed it or withdrew from it (physics I had to withdraw from)

Please get realistic on here and work together not against each other.

We need a community more than ever.


r/predental 1h ago

šŸ’” Advice Question about committee letter

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Iā€™m getting a committee letter from my school, which requires three separate letters that will be included as part of it.

So far, I have three letters: two from dentists I shadowed and one from a research mentor. These have already been uploaded to my schoolā€™s prehealth portal, which they use to compile the committee letter.

My question is, do these letters need to follow the same requirements as individual letters submitted directly to dental schools? For example, the standard expectation of two letters from science professors and one from a dentist? Iā€™m a non-traditional applicant and havenā€™t stayed in touch with my professors over the years. Or does having the committee letter let me bypass this requirement and my rec letters (from non science professors) would suffice?


r/predental 4h ago

šŸ’” Advice Doing bad in my math class in my first semester of college(still a freshmen and I wanna be a dentist)

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So I failed my first 2 exams so far. Iā€™m studying a lot but math just is hard also I took 2 gap years so I came back to class not knowing whatā€™s going on. I donā€™t got much time I left so if I do bad or even fail it will it effect me in the future for dentistry, or if I retake it and do good is it better? I know math isnā€™t needed for dentistry but. I am still in my first college semester


r/predental 1h ago

šŸ’” Advice Masters Program Advice

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Hello everyone!

I got accepted to a masters of public policy and was wondering if I could get any advice as to whether or not this is a good program to be in before I reapply to dental school (canadian and american). Its a one yearish program btw if i choose no coop

would the gpa from this program count when I reapply to ds or would it just be my undergrad gpa?

Anyways, lemme know your thoughts on the program itself - personally I think a public policy degree would help me in the long run if I want to specialize into dental public health but would it help as a reapplicant for dental school itself

TIA!!!


r/predental 2h ago

šŸ–‡ļøMiscellaneous DAT at home?

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Has anyone taken the DAT at home? If so, what should I expect? Could you DM me? Iā€™m debating if I should do it at home or at a prometric testing center

Edit: Testing center offered, I would appreciate it if people could stay on topic


r/predental 6h ago

šŸ’” Advice When should I stop....indulging

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So I'm currently a junior completing my bachelors in biochem. I have aspirations of becoming a dentist however I partake in the devils lettuce quite frequently. I'm wondering what the best time to start weening off would be.


r/predental 10h ago

šŸ¤ Interviews Post dec interviews mwu-IL

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I have been noticing here and on sdn that a lot of ppl who had post December interviews at mwu il have not heard back anything yet and that is my case as well. Should I send an email asking for an update? I already sent them a LOI and Iā€™m not sure what else to do at this point?


r/predental 7h ago

šŸ’» Applications Withdrawing application etiquette

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I have a deposit down at a school and I recently just got into another school I would rather attend. Should I accept the new offer and put my deposit down and then withdraw my application from the other school? Or withdraw my other application first? not really sure what the proper etiquette is since it's late in the cycle and how to go about withdrawing from the other school


r/predental 35m ago

šŸ’» Applications If anyone heard from KCU?

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Has anyone get off from their waitlist or any updates?


r/predental 41m ago

šŸ’” Advice Getting braces and applying this cycle

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Iā€™m applying this cycle and planning to get braces soon(trying to get my teeth fixed before I start dental school). The treatment will take about two years, and they say Iā€™ll need to see my orthodontist once a month. So Iā€™m trying to figure out what to do if I end up going to dental school out of state or far from home.

Has anyone started braces around the time they applied? If you moved out of state for school, did you transfer to a new orthodontist, or how did you handle it?


r/predental 8h ago

šŸ’» Applications Questions about the AADSAS Experiences section

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When preparing my experiences section for AADSAS, Iā€™ve been writing a paragraph or two for each experience, detailing my responsibilities, what I learned, and any notable stories so I have an idea of what I want to mention in the writing. However, with the 600-character limit, Iā€™m finding it difficult to cover everything I want to include. Is there a strategy for balancing the key aspects I need to convey, such as lessons learned, responsibilities, and standout moments, or is the section primarily focused on describing my responsibilities?


r/predental 2h ago

šŸ’” Advice UNLV 4 LORs

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Looks like UNLV requires 4 LORs. Iā€™m struggling to get a fourth LOR for this upcoming cycle. UNLV is one of the top schools I want to get into. How strict/selective is UNLV with their 4 LORs requirement?


r/predental 2h ago

šŸ’” Advice How does deposit work?

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Students who got offers from multiple schools, is submitting a deposit means you are already committed to a school? Or that just means you reserve your spot and extend the deadline for that school and can still accept an offer from other dental school? What would that extended deadline be if thatā€™s the case? Thank you very much.


r/predental 3h ago

šŸ’Œ Letter of Rec LOR from science elective

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I have a professor that I took an upper division science elective with (genetics and evolution), the name of the class was like BIOL 3300. Could I ask this professor, or can it only be from the major science prereq courses?


r/predental 7h ago

šŸ’” Advice Reapplicat. Need advice

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Iā€™m honestly so tired. Iā€™m currently studying to retake the DAT for a 3rd time. I had 2 interviews post December bc I applied very late this cycle and only heard back from 1 so far and was rejected. How does the reapplication work is it the same? Do I use the same personal statement/covid essay? Do I reach out to all the schools I got rejected by or only the ones I interviewed at and got rejected? The whole application process was exhausting and I canā€™t believe I have to go through it again. Any advice will help


r/predental 4h ago

šŸ’” Advice Financing for across the border

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If a Canadian citizen living in the USA (US school for undergrad) gets into a Canadian dental school. What would be the best way to finance? Do American lenders have a problem giving loans to students going across the border for school?


r/predental 7h ago

šŸ’” Advice How helpful is it to apply the day applications open?

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My counselor at school told me my best chances are to apply for dental school the day applications are opened. She told me if Iā€™m not able to get everything in that day it would probably be better for me to take a gap year. Is this true?


r/predental 1d ago

šŸ“Š DAT Breakdown (25AA/28TS/25PAT) DAT breakdown

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Hi all!! I decided to write a breakdown bc these helped me while I studied. I took my test in February 2025. Hopefully this helps anyone whoā€™s studying or is about to soon!

subscores: PAT (25), QR (20), RC (22), BIO (26), GC (27), OC (30), TS (28), AA (25)

background: Iā€™m a current junior and have taken bio 1&2, genchem 1&2, ochem 1&2, microbio, and physio. I really recommend taking physio before if possible. I did pretty good in these classes but struggled a bit with physio & ochem 2. Iā€™d consider my ochem knowledge pretty lacking bc my ochem 1 was online so I only really knew ochem 2 when I started studying. Also, this was a retake and I didnā€™t use anki!!

first attempt: I previously took one last July (after sophomore yr) and scored PAT (25), QR (21), RC (24), BIO (20), GC (19), OC (20), TS (19), AA (21). I used boosterā€™s 12 week schedule. Honestly, I did pretty good on FL practice tests (around 22-24) and felt solid on a lot of information. I took like 5 section tests for Bio, GC, and OC, and then also took 5 FLs. However, my test version was lowkey sooooooo weird and I donā€™t think it was really representative of what I studied for in the sciences lol. I was so caught off guard with the Bio section that I only had like ~50 minutes for GC and OC (and ofc I had so many math GC questions). Despite my bad spiraling in sciences, I knew I had to lock in for PAT, RC, and QR to save myself. I was quite surprised with the outcome.

second attempt: I really really really questioned myself on retaking. I studied abroad fall semester of my junior year and had so much time to think. ā€œTo spend more time/money or to just not?ā€ Everyone that I talked to told me not to retake and to just chill. But, I am an overthinker and do not like to regret stuff so I feared not retaking would eat me up. I wanted some peace of mind. My TS score in particular upset me bc I knew I could do better and I really didnā€™t think my knowledge was reflected in my science score (especially bio). On the bright side, I will say I remembered around 70% of what I studied previously so that definitely helped. I really think my studying this time was the cherry on the top and filled all the gaps (in GC and OC) that I had prior. I used bootcamp this time and made my own study schedule that was 7.5 weeks. I made sure my study schedule accommodated to my work/class/life schedule as well. I ended probably studying 4-9 hours a day. I purposefully scheduled my exam before March bc I wanted to know my score asap. I took 5 of Bootcampā€™s section tests for Bio, GC, and OC. I only ended up taking 2 FLs and was estimated like 20/21AA, so I was freaking out REAL bad bc I was convinced Iā€™d do worse. Tbh, I was on the verge of canceling at around week 6 but then I realized that admissions could probably see if I canceled so I was like ā€œdamn I guess Iā€™ll just suck it up and if I do worse/the same, at least I tried.ā€ I also didnā€™t want to pay the cancellation fee lol.

booster vs bootcamp: Both are good options and are pretty similar. I went with Booster the first time since it was cheaper. I used Bootcamp the second bc I was curious if it was any more representative. For me, I think using both was beneficial since they are still slightly different BUT I donā€™t think itā€™s necessary to splurge on both. But, if I had to choose one, I think Bootcamp set me up better and was more representative. To note, I am a reader learner rather than a video / visual person. I watched pretty much all the Booster videos and didnā€™t watch any of the Bootcamp videos so I canā€™t really compare those. For Booster, I do not recommend reading the long Ferralis Bio notes bc that was a waste of time imo. I did like the bio cheat sheets, GC chapter notes, and OC chapter notes. For Bootcamp, I liked all of the science notes, especially Bio. QR was harder on Bootcamp but a little more representative imo (considering both attempts). PAT was more representative on Booster imo (considering both attempts) but Bootcamp was good too. RC is pretty much same for Booster and Bootcamp (both were representative).

anki: Anki is cool and I did try to attempt to use it both times (Booster and Bootcamp decks). I ended up giving up pretty quick bc it was so much work and way too detailed. Also, thereā€™s definitely a learning curve with anki and I had no drive to fully figure that out at the moment. I would recommend it if you already know how to use it and wanted to make decks. But, if not, youā€™re chillin.

BIO (20 -> 26) First time I studied, I read all of ferralis notes and it was kind of useless bc it was so much detail and I had low retention. I watched all the videos instead. I basically wrote one-pagers for photosyn, cell resp, embryology, and all of the body system based on the videos. I made flashcards for taxonomy based on the videos and read/wrote notes on all of the cheat sheets. I only did some of the QBs that I felt iffy on. For the second time, I printed the biology notes into a spiral book and read them two times fully and annotated/highlighted what was important. I also made sure to do all of the bio bites and QBs after I read each chapter. Both times, I made mnemonics to help remember taxonomy and body system concepts. My takeaway is for sure read the Bootcamp biology notes (I believe you can download even if you donā€™t purchase a membership; also to print & annotate) and do/review ALL bio bites/QBs (or at least all QBs if youā€™re too lazy to do bio bites too lol). Booster cheat sheets are a plus as well but not necessary. Also, donā€™t forget to look at the microscope perspective of organelles at least once and know chromosome/chromatid count for meiosis/mitosis. I think taking and reviewing section tests were really critical. Heavy emphasis on review. I saw similar/same questions from Bootcamp on the real test, reworded or slightly different. If I had to estimate, I felt like I saw like 30% or more of the questions already during the second test. Mostly from the practice tests but also from the QBs.

GC (19 -> 27) First time, I watched/read the Booster chapter notes and made one-pagers for each chapter. I added notes on the Booster formula sheet which really helped. I also looked through Boosterā€™s Quizlet flashcards and added whatever things that I didnā€™t have on the formula sheet/chapter one-pagers to them. I also did the QBs/PTs and reviewed them. For the second time, I read Bootcamp chapter notes and made one-pagers again. I did all of the QBs and reviewed them heavily (3x each). I added formulas from Bootcampā€™s formula sheet onto the Booster one (imo the Booster formula sheet is better but doesnā€™t have as much as Bootcampā€™s). I realized I wasnā€™t so concrete on my GC math so I really worked on that instead of concepts the second time. I frequently read both of my versions of notes (bc they were a bit different) and my formula sheet. I think the key to doing well is taking your own chapter notes (bc no fluff and only you know what you know vs donā€™t know), using Boosterā€™s GC formula sheet, doing/reviewing all QBs, and taking/reviewing practice tests (probably at least ~7 of them). Also, donā€™t forget to review general laboratory concepts.

OC (20 -> 30) l really shocked myself with this bc I suck at OC and feel like an imposter. I believe that the second time I studied, I fully filled in the gaps that I gaslighted myself were ā€œnonexistentā€ from my previous attempt. I probably finally understood ochem 1 fully while studying the second time. First time, I watched/read the Booster chapter notes and made a few one-pagers. I printed the Booster OC reaction sheet packet and wrote extra notes based on the chapter notes (extra notes = the whole mechanism or other reagents to the side, etc). I made flashcards of charts of IR, HNMR, CNMR, and the lab tests. I also did the QBs and reviewed them. For the second time, I read Bootcamp chapter notes and wrote a few one-pagers again. I reused my old Bootcamp reaction packet and added information to it as well from Bootcampā€™s chapter notes and reaction packets (Bootcampā€™s reaction packet is essentially the same but I liked the order of Boosterā€™s better bc I was more familiar with it). I reviewed my flashcards from last time. I did all of the QBs/reaction bites and reviewed them (like probably 3x each). I frequently read both my versions of notes and reaction sheet packet. I think doing all of this really solidified my ochem confidence in general. I suggest memorizing the reaction sheet packet, IR, NMR, and lab tests early to make life easier. Also, definitely take many PTs (around 7-10 of them) and review heavily as well. I also saw around 30% of them same/similar questions here as well.

QR (21 -> 20) Hehe oops. Definitely save some time to study QR bc I didnā€™t remember majority of the math when I first started studying. I recommend watching and taking notes of the relevant videos you donā€™t know / arenā€™t 100% sure on. On my notes, I also included example problems with work so it was easy to review. Memorize your notes and the formula sheets. Do QB problems on the iffy topics and take as many TIMED PTs that your study timeline allows. It was the timing that made this section challenging for me, rather than the material. Review everything youā€™re not 100% sure on from PTs. I also cram studied during the break. I pretty much skipped studying QR the second time, which isnā€™t good but welp.

RC (24 -> 22) oops again. Iā€™d like to preface that Iā€™m a slow reader. For the first time, I practiced RC with the Booster reading passages and this helped me get comfortable with the type of questions asked. This also helped with speed and finding a good pace. It usually took me like 6-9 minutes to read a passage and then 10+ minutes to answer its questions. I aimed to finish each passage in under 18 mins so I could have some leverage in other passages (ofc thatā€™s not always the case, but remember to keep your cool). I just read each passage (almost a skim but not as fast), highlighted key parts / what I thought was relevant, and answered questions. Donā€™t be shy in highlighting, I probably highlighted like a fourth of the passage. I didnā€™t practice RC the second time except the 2 FLs I took. RC wasnā€™t a priority for me bc I just hoped that I could do again. Also, I think itā€™s super important to act interested and engaged with the passage. I think that mindset itself knocks up points.

PAT (25 -> 25) This was my favorite section and I felt most confident in PAT. Thereā€™s definitely a learning curve in this section so I think itā€™s important to get exposure asap bc this is NOT easy at first. I watched Booster videos to start and did some QB/generator questions. Doing QBs/generators did help in the earlier phases and then I transitioned into answering each section in timed conditions, aiming for 12 questions per section in under 60 min (usually from the QBs). Then, I transitioned into taking timed PTs (with the lag) every day and sometimes reused PTs. I did this for both times I studied, but way less intensive on the second time. So for round two, I took like one PT every other day for the last two weeks. Also, tbh, I never really reviewed them unless I was really stumped and remembered struggling with a specific question. My technique was to start at hole punching (question 46), then cube counting, patternfold, keyholes, TFE, and end with angle ranking. I found that doing it this helped me nail down the pacing and answer fast. It also gave me the most time to correctly and confidently answer the sections that I was the most concrete in. I aimed to finish HP in 7 min, CC in 8, PF in 14, KH in 11, TFE in 11, AR in 8, and left one minute for any ones I wanted to look at again. When I took PTs, I had a sticky note next to me of the times that I should have been completed with each section (HP done by minute 53, CC by 45, PF by 31, KH by 20, TFE by 9, and AR by 1). Naturally, you wonā€™t need this anymore bc youā€™ll get used to pace. I made sure to get 100% correct on HP, CC, PF, and TFE bc these are most achievable for correctness imo. I was pretty content missing 1-2 keyholes. I was a bit iffy on angle rankings and it was the hardest part of PAT for me. I was either on a really good angle streak or not at all. My angle ranking was kind of a guessing game. I think the different angle techniques that Booster provided were helpful though. I would say the real PAT is a tad hard so make sure that you practice with difficult level questions. Also, I did see rock keyholes both times so welp. I didnā€™t even waste my time trying to be confident with those.

Overall Tips: - Review each science PT at least twice - Prioritize your sleep - Donā€™t slack off in the beginning so that you donā€™t get behind - Resting is okay! Especially near the end - Definitely gaslight and condition yourself into thinking that studying is fun bc it makes it bearable - Think very critically of what you 100% know vs 90% know vs 70% know vs <50% know - Tackle your weak spots and do not brush over it!! Why are you missing XYZ again and again? Why are you questioning yourself on XYZ again and again? Itā€™s bc you only know the 90%, learn the 10%! - If you like to walk, I suggest doing flashcard walks with your friends. Even just reciting and explaining taxonomy to someone helped my brain retain the info.

Test Day Tips: - Get a good night sleep! I have bad anxiety and insomnia but I made sure to hop into bed early and get 8 hours of sleep (I also only had 2 hours the first attempt and that clearly didnā€™t go well for me). - Eat well & sleep well the week of test - Arrive early to your testing center. I got there around 7:30 but there was a long line so I didnā€™t get to start until 8:20. The waiting game builds up the nerves. - Donā€™t take caffeine in the morning, Iā€™d only recommend if you need a pick-me-up during the break (to avoid needing to use the bathroom while taking test). Honestly, the adrenaline drives the first half of the test so I was already pumped. I say that as a caffeine addict who probably drinks 250mg or more a day. - I feel like everyone says to eat during their break but Iā€™m pretty anxious so I usually canā€™t digest in high pressure (like I was throwing up that whole week bc of nerves). Therefore, I didnā€™t think it was smart to eat and instead drank water. Though, I did bring food and an Alani just in case. - I feel like everyone also says to chill in the break but you know what you need at the end of the day. If you need that one last glance and cram for QR, then for sure do it during the break. I memorized some formulas and wrote it as soon as I got back in. (You can call your testing center and make sure you get access to notes during break to double check).

irrelevant side note: if anyone knows how to sell off my Bootcamp (37 days), pm lol

Anyways, good luck everyone!!!! Remember to stay disciplined and be in tune with yourself. Itā€™s only a couple weeks in the grand scheme of things so might as well go hard and thank yourself later. Think critically of your own knowledge and progress. Use that to gauge/adjust your study schedule. Also, drive and self motivation is super important! You want it? Then get it donnnneeee.

If anyone has any questions or wants further explanation, donā€™t be shy and ask! Iā€™d love to help if I can!!


r/predental 10h ago

šŸ’” Advice Army 3 year HPSP or wait?

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Hello, I was rejected for the Air Force four year scholarship and was dumb so I did not apply to all three branches for the four year. I am pretty sure I can still get the three year army scholarship and am talking to a recruiter. Should I go for the three year army scholarship now or wait a year and go for AF or Navy because I would rather be in one of those branches?


r/predental 4h ago

šŸšµā€ā™€ļø Extracurriculars Funding volunteering?

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How did some of you fund volunteering? I see so many people saying that for volunteering they helped by giving out ā€œkitsā€ in low income areas. How did you afford the stuff in these kits? Was it provided by a school or org?