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USask Accepted/Waitlisted/Rejected 2018
aspdent1 replied to Hades's topic in Dental Student General Discussions
Withdrew my OOP spot :) Good luck guys! -
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USask Accepted/Waitlisted/Rejected 2018
aspdent1 replied to Hades's topic in Dental Student General Discussions
Accepted OOP -
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Ya I ended up getting it 2 weeks after I applied
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Hi everyone! For those of you who applied to Western this cycle, did you ever receive an email with your student number and information on how to set up your student center account?
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Canadian DAT - PAT section questions not scored?
aspdent1 replied to dcwong's topic in Dental Student General Discussions
It was also in the manual last year so it's not the first year they have implemented this. And unfortunately, no, it doesn't mean free questions, that would be great! It just means the PAT is essentially out of 75 questions instead of 90. -
Uofs Interview Invite Question...
aspdent1 replied to Crispy_Dorito's topic in Dental Student General Discussions
No idea. I think I read somewhere that it's around 30 -
Uofs Interview Invite Question...
aspdent1 replied to Crispy_Dorito's topic in Dental Student General Discussions
Ok I think I figured out how they incorporate the DAT into the cut-off %. To determine the cut-off, your best 2-year GPA is used (65% weight) and an average of your RC, AA and PAT scores (15% weight). I don't know your stats so I'll use made up numbers. Let's say your GPA is 92.5% and you DAT scores are 20 RC, 21 AA and 22 PAT. You convert your GPA into a score out of 65 (92.5 x 0.65 = 60.125) and average your DAT scores ( (20+21+22)/3) = 21 ). You then convert your averaged DAT score (21/30=70) to a score out of 15 (70 x 0.15 = 10.5). Lastly, add up the 2 scores for a score out of 80 (the com