If you are well-motivated for the study of dentistry, the fact that you are interested in other professions at the same time will not adversely affect your chances. If admissions committee members are aware that you have applied to other programs, they may question your interest in dentistry. The Medical College of Georgia is an equal educational opportunity institution, and the School of Dentistry is committed to enrolling minority and women students. Those judged to have promise as future dentists are given every consideration for admission, and many minority and women students are enrolled in the dental school. We encourage students with diverse backgrounds to apply, including minorities, women, and other non-traditional students, because we believe that a diverse student body is an asset to the education of all students at the Medical College of Georgia and is an asset to the dental profession and the State of Georgia.
Residency makes a difference.
At present, the Medical College of Georgia School of Dentistry is not accepting non-residents. Classes begin each August, and the application deadline is October 15 of the previous year, i.e., over nine months prior to the date of expected first enrollment. All rights reserved.