For DDS/DMD programs, the DAT entrance exams are required. Like the MCAT, the DAT contains a science section for Biology & Chemistry, but unlike the MCAT they also include sections on Perceptual ability and Reading Comprehension along with Quantitative Reasoning - which makes the DAT more like the GRE exam. Students must prepare early for these exams. DDS/DMD programs in the US are more variable than medical degree programs in terms of pre-reqs/co-reqs, so students are advised to pin-point their target schools early (upon entrance into the Pre-Medical Professions concentration). Required Electives: CHEM 2580 Organic Chemistry II PHYS 2560 College Physics II or PHYS2610 General Physics II Highly Recommended Electives: CHEM 4270 Biochemistry Recommended Electives: Any Pre-Medical Concentration Elective Course Option Other Science Recommendations: Check your target Dental Schools for Anatomy & Physiology requirements. Recommended UCC: Public Speaking, and Business
