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Columbia University School of Dental and Oral Surgery
Introduction
Founded in 1754, Columbia University is a private
higher educational system. In 1852 the School of
Dental and Oral Surgery was established, and in 1923
it merged with the dental school at Columbia University, the New York Postgraduate School of Dentistry,
and the New York School of Dental Hygiene, to
become the Columbia University School of Dental
and Oral Surgery that exists today. The school has, in
addition to its DDS program, postdoctoral and continuing education programs.
Columbia University School of Dental and Oral Surgery
Academics
4-year traditional. Emphasis is placed on an understanding of broad biomedical principles integrated
with clinical dentistry. Initially, students are exposed
to the full spectrum of dental problems as observers;
subsequently, they are introduced to surgical and
manipulative procedures and to methods of diagnosis
and prevention. Clinical training is broad in scope.
All basic science courses are taken jointly with the
medical students of the College of Physicians and
Surgeons, during years 1 and 2. First year: Focuses
on normal human biology and provides for premedical laboratory experience. Second year: Focuses on
abnormal human biology, and preclinical lab and
clinical dentistry courses. Third year: Primarily clinical in nature, this year marks the beginning of
emphasis on areas of concentration. Fourth year: An
essential, exclusive clinical year characterized by
independent intramural group practices.
Unique Programs
A combined DDS-MPH and DDS-MBA is available
to selected students, as well as the possibility of
completing an MA in research and educational
administration.
Columbia University School of Dental and Oral Surgery
Admissions
The basic predental science courses plus 1 additional
year of English composition and literature are
required. Courses in chemistry, biochemistry, mathematics, foreign languages, sociology, history, and the
fine industrial arts are recommended. There is no residency requirement. Transfer and advanced standing:
Qualified graduates of foreign dental schools are considered in July for January admission. They must
have taken National Board, Part I, prior to applying
and submit scores. Transfers are accepted into the
second year only, pending availability.
Columbia University School of Dental and Oral Surgery
Students
The school is an integral part of the Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center within which it occupies 3
floors. These house clinics, research facilities, faculty
offices, and student facilities.
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