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Juliana1984 Juliana1984
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12 years ago
I'm currently majoring in psychology with minors in biology and chemistry. But I feel like that will hurt my chances since it isn't an actual natural science major. But I have a 4.00, and I'm currently going to a pretty good undergraduate program (top 40). Will it matter that I'm not majoring in a science?
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12 years ago
It won't matter that you're not majoring in a science, but keep in mind that dental school is very competitive. If you can maintain a 4.0 you'll probably be fine. But if not, and you don't get in, psychology will be useless for a backup career unless you want to spend another 5 years in grad school.
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