University of Louisville
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| ID | 19 |
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| Name | University of Louisville |
| Address | Robin R. Benningfield Admissions Counselor Room 234, School of Dentistry 501 S. Preston Street Louisville, KY 40202 Phone: 502-852-5081 Email: dmdadms@louisville.edu |
| City | Louisville |
| State | KY |
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| Url | www.dental.louisvill |
| Dean | Dr. John J. Sauk |
| About | (not set) |
| Url Fin Aid | http://www.mc.uky.edu/Dentistry/financial-aid |
| Mission | The University of Louisville School of Dentistry, through excellence in teaching and research, will educate competent dental professionals. The school will provide quality dental care and will serve the community to fulfill our urban and statewide missions. The school’s goals are to educate competent general dentists, specialists and allied dental professionals; to provide quality dental care; to provide lifelong learning opportunities for dental professionals; to promote and sustain an atmosphere of mutual trust and respect for all patients, students, staff and faculty; to advance knowledge through research; and to serve the profession, the university, the community and commonwealth, and the national/ international community. |
| First Year Enr | Number of first-year, first-time enrollees whose highest degree is: Baccalaureate: 108 Master’s: 12 Ph.D. or other doctorate: 0 Of first-year, first-time enrollees without baccalaureates, the number with: Equivalent of 60 undergraduate credit hours or less: 0 Equivalent of 61-90 undergraduate credit hours: 0 Equivalent of 91 or more undergraduate credit hours: 0 |
| Curriculum | The curriculum of the School of Dentistry is designed to develop practitioners who are competent to enter the dental profession as lifelong learners who may practice general dentistry or seek advanced and specialty training. The first two years of the curriculum focus on the basic sciences and preclinical techniques as well as strengthening professional values. Students utilize the Simulation Clinic to gain experience in diagnosis and preclinical procedures. The third- and fourth-year curricula are primarily patient care augmented by continued education in all clinical disciplines. Students deliver care to patients through a comprehensive general practice clinic and through rotations, such as pediatric dentistry, oral surgery, radiography, endodontics, special needs clinics, etc. An extramural experience with dental practitioners improves students’ abilities to provide care to racially, ethnically and culturally diverse groups. Extramural experience may also include service through agencies such as the U.S. Public Health Service and the Indian Health Service. Practice management education and elective courses offered during the fourth year permit students to explore many different aspects of the profession. |
| Inst Type | Public |
| Since Year | 1887 |
| Term Type | Semester |
| Prog Length | 40 Months |
| Sem Start | July |
| Degr Offered | D.M.D. |
| Contact Fin Aid | Barbara Dagnan Financial Aid Coordinator Room 230, HSC Instructional Building Louisville, KY 40202 Phone: 502-852-5076 Email: dmdadms@louisville.edu |
| College Cred Req | Semester: 90 Quarter: 120 |
| Bac Deg Pref | Yes |
| Prereq Courses | Biology: 16 Semester/24 Quarter Chemistry, general/inorganic: 8 Semester/12 Quarter Chemistry, organic: 8 Semester/12 Quarter Physics: 3 Semester/5 Quarter |
| Recom Courses | Anatomy 4/6 Biochemistry 4/6 Cell biology 4/6 Histology 4/6 Immunology 4/6 Microbiology 4/6 Molecular biology/genetics 4/6 Physiology 4/6 Zoology 4/6 |
| Gpa | Science GPA Mean: 3.4 Range: NR Total GPA Mean: 3.5 Range: NR |
| Dat Score | Academic Average Mean: 19.0 Range: NR Perceptual Ability Mean: 20.0 Range: NR Total Science: Mean: 19.0 Range: NR |
| Dat Req | Yes |
| Dat Latest | June |
| Dat Oldest | 3 Years |
| Dat Several | Most recent score is considered. |
| Dat Canada | Yes |
| Second Appl Req | No |
| Interv Req | Yes |
| Residents Prefered | Arkansas, Kentucky |
| Instate Appl | 154 Applicants 105 Interviews 42 Enrolled |
| Outstate Appl | 2827 Applicants 360 Interviews 78 Enrolled |
| Appl Start Date | 06/01/2014 |
| Appl End Date | 01-01-15 |
| First Accept Date | 12-01-14 |
| Apply Fee | In state: $65 Out of state: $65 International: $65 |
| Fee Waiver Avail | No |
| Racial Dist | American Indian or Alaska Native: 0 Asian: 11 Black/African American:9 Hispanic/Latino: 1 Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander: 0 White: 93 Two or More Races: 2 Race Unknown: 1 International: 1 |
| Age Dist | Youngest: 20 Oldest: 34 Average Age: 24 |
| Research Oppor | Yes |
| Special Programs | PREDENTAL Association of American Medical Colleges/ADEA Summer Medical and Dental Education Program (AAMC/ADEA SMDEP) DAT workshops Other summer enrichment programs DURING DENTAL SCHOOL Academic counseling and tutoring Community service opportunities International health service opportunities Internships, externships, or extramural programs Mentoring Personal counseling Professional- and career-development programming Transfer applicants considered if space is available |
| Tuition | First Year Resident:$28,546 First Year Non-Resident: $59,500 Second Year Resident: $28,546 Second Year Non-Resident: $59,500 Third Year Resident: $28,546 Third Year Non-Resident: $59,500 Fourth Year Resident: $28,546 Fourth Year Non-Resident:$59,500 |
| Living Exp | First Year Living Expenses: $23,736 Second Year Living Expenses: $23,736 Third Year Living Expenses: $23,736 Fourth Year Living Expenses: $19,780 Fees, Instruments, books & Supplies (First Year): $8,500 Fees, Instruments, books & Supplies (Second Year): $8,266 Fees, Instruments, books & Supplies (Third Year): $8,000 Fees, Instruments, books & Supplies (Fourth Year): $7,566 |
| Campus Type | Urban |
| Oncampus Housing | Yes |
| Class Size | 120 |