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University of Pennsylvania
School of Dental Medicine
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Profile:
Established in 1878, the University of
Pennsylvania School of Dental Medicine is a private
institution with a history deeply rooted in
establishing a foundation for dental education,
research, and patient care. The school is one of the
most highly ranked programs in the country.
Educational programs include a predoctoral DMD
professional program; postgraduate programs in the
clinical specialties of endodontics, oral medicine,
oral and maxillofacial radiology, oral and
maxillofacial surgery, orthodontics, and
periodontics; an Advanced Education in General
Dentistry program; and a Master of Science in Oral
Biology program, The School of Dental Medicine
consistently attracts high-quality students who
routinely have GPAs and DAT (Dental Admission Test)
scores above the national average for all dental
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Admissions Requirements:
Required courses include:
 Biology w/lab - 8 Semester
Units
Inorganic Chemistry Biology
w/lab - 8 Semester Units
Organic Chemistry Biology
w/lab - 4 Semester Units
Mathematics - 4 Semester
Units
Physics - 4 Semester
Units
English - 8 Semester Units
Non-science majors are encouraged to seek
admission. However, evidence of advanced science
courses will add strength to a student's record and
provide the background most appropriate for success
in the DMD program. Recommended advanced science
courses include: Biochemistry, Microbiology, and
Physiology.
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