This is the more common timeline for the majority of medical matriculants nationally.
The growth year timeline sets students up to take purposeful time between the end of their undergraduate career and the start of Dental school.
The amount of …
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The “traditional” timeline sets students up to enter Dental school after four years of undergraduate education, with no break or “growth year.”
This timeline requires that students take the DAT no later than May of their junior year, apply to …
The timelines below set students up to enter health professional school after four years of undergraduate education, and 1-2 break or “growth years.”
90% of PA applicants take 1-2 growth years to gain an average of 3,000 – 4,000 hours of …