University of Washington
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| ID | 58 |
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| Name | University of Washington |
| Address | Kathleen Craig Admissions Officer, Student Life and Admissions D322 Health Sciences Building Box 356365 Seattle, WA 98195-6365 Phone: 206-685-9484 Carol Brown Manager, Student Life and Admissions D322 Health Sciences Building Box 356365 Seattle, WA 98195 |
| City | Seattle |
| State | WA |
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| Url | www.dental.washingto |
| Dean | Dr. Joel H. Berg |
| About | (not set) |
| Url Fin Aid | www.washington.edu/students/osfa |
| Mission | The school is an oral health care center of excellence serving the people of the state of Washington and the Pacific Northwest. Our primary mission, through educational, research and service programs, is to prepare students to be competent oral health care professionals. The school’s research programs contribute to the fundamental understanding of biologic processes and to the behavioral, biomedical and clinical aspects of oral health. The service mission is to improve the health and well-being of the people of the community and the region through outreach programs that are especially attentive to minority and underserved populations. The school values diversity in its students, staff, faculty and patient populations. It seeks to foster an environment of mutual respect where objectivity, imaginative inquiry and the free exchange of ideas can flourish to facilitate personal development, professionalism and a strong sense of self-worth. |
| First Year Enr | Number of first-year, first-time enrollees whose highest degree is: Baccalaureate: 62 Master’s: 1 Ph.D. or other doctorate: NA Of first-year, first-time enrollees without baccalaureates, the number with: Equivalent of 60 undergraduate credit hours or less: NA Equivalent of 61-90 undergraduate credit hours: NA Equivalent of 91 or more undergraduate credit hours: NA |
| Curriculum | The School of Dentistry’s four-year D.D.S. curriculum provides students with opportunities to learn the fundamental principles significant to the entire body of oral health. Students (approximately 63 per class) learn the basic health sciences, attain proficiency in clinical skills, develop an understanding of professional and ethical principles, and develop reasoning and critical decision-making skills that will enable implementation of the dental knowledge base. Elective courses are offered by all departments, including opportunities in independent study, research, seminars on various topics and special clinical topics. Year 1. Divided among lecture, laboratory and preclinical activities in the basic sciences, dental anatomy, occlusion and dental materials. There are also early clinical experiences in preventive dentistry and periodontics. Year 2. Development of additional preclinical skills and learning how basic science principles are applied to the clinical setting. |
| Inst Type | Public |
| Since Year | 1945 |
| Term Type | Quarter |
| Prog Length | 40 Months |
| Sem Start | August |
| Degr Offered | D.D.S. |
| Contact Fin Aid | Karen D. Gilliam Director of Financial Aid P.O. Box 980566 Richmond, VA 23298-0566 Phone: 804-828-6374 |
| College Cred Req | Semester: 120 Quarter: 180 |
| Bac Deg Pref | Yes |
| Prereq Courses | Biology: 12 Semester/18 Quarter Chemistry, general/inorganic: 8 Semester/12 Quarter Chemistry, organic: 8 Semester/12 Quarter Physics: 12 Semester/18 Quarter |
| Recom Courses | Anatomy Biochemistry 8/12 Cell biology Histology Immunology Microbiology 8/12 Molecular biology/genetics Physiology Zoology |
| Gpa | Science GPA Mean: 3.63 Range: 3.1-4.0 Total GPA Mean: 3.71 Range: 3.4-4.0 |
| Dat Score | Academic Average Mean: 21 Range: 18-29 Perceptual Ability Mean: 21 Range: 15-27 Total Science: Mean: 21 Range: 17-30 |
| Dat Req | Yes |
| Dat Latest | October |
| Dat Oldest | 5 Years |
| Dat Several | Most recent score is considered. |
| Dat Canada | Yes |
| Second Appl Req | Yes. Applicants are |
| Interv Req | Yes |
| Residents Prefered | Washington, followed by Western Interstate Commission for Higher Education (WICHE) state residents |
| Instate Appl | 251 Applicants 124 Interviews 56 Enrolled |
| Outstate Appl | 807 Applicants 44 Interviews 8 Enrolled |
| Appl Start Date | 06/01/2014 |
| Appl End Date | 11-01-14 |
| First Accept Date | 12-01-14 |
| Apply Fee | In state: $50 Out of state: $50 International: NA |
| Fee Waiver Avail | Yes |
| Racial Dist | American Indian or Alaska Native: 4 Asian: 20 Black/African American: 1 Hispanic/Latino: 2 Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander: 0 White: 37 Two or More Races: 0 Race Unknown: 0 International: 0 |
| Age Dist | Youngest: 21 Oldest: 41 Average Age: 25 |
| Research Oppor | Yes |
| Special Programs | PREDENTAL Association of American Medical Colleges/ADEA Summer Medical and Dental Education Program (AAMC/ADEA SMDEP) Other summer enrichment programs DURING DENTAL SCHOOL Academic counseling and tutoring Community service opportunities Mentoring Personal counseling |
| Tuition | First Year Resident: $35,058 First Year Non-Resident: $55,575 Second Year Resident: $35,058 Second Year Non-Resident: $55,575 Third Year Resident: $42,226 Third Year Non-Resident: $72,888 Fourth Year Resident: $42,226 Fourth Year Non-Resident: $72,888 |
| Living Exp | First Year Living Expenses: $17,637 Second Year Living Expenses: $17,637 Third Year Living Expenses: $23,516 Fourth Year Living Expenses: $23,516 Fees, Instruments, books & Supplies (First Year): $10,205 Fees, Instruments, books & Supplies (Second Year): $10,454 Fees, Instruments, books & Supplies (Third Year): $5,276 Fees, Instruments, books & Supplies (Fourth Year): $3,280 |
| Campus Type | Urban |
| Oncampus Housing | Yes |
| Class Size | 64 |