Now, there is a 7 year rule in place.There was a person who was part of my 1st year dental school class, who was on their 3rd attempt at 1st year. When I graduated 4 years later, this person, 7 years in, had finally made it past the 2nd year of school and into the much more clinical intense 3rd and 4th years. Note sure if they ever graduated or not. The school sure made every attempt possible via so many remedial opportunities for this person, to get them through school and into practice.
It's almost like the school, or more appropriately the admissions committee of the school, couldn't understand how a candidate they felt would do great at the school, so they offered them admission to the school, in reality shouldn't of been admitted to the school in the 1st place. And this person in todays DEI admissions era, wouldn't of checked off any DEI boxes
Students must fulfill all requirements and must Pass their clinical boards in LESS than 7 years from matriculation.
We just dismissed 2 after 7 years and $650,000 debt in tuition alone.
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