ALL PREREQUISITES MUST BE COMPLETED BEFORE
MATRICULATION
The following pre-dental courses are mandatory. There are no substitutes for these prerequisites; they can not be waived.
A minimum of eight (8) semester hours or twelve (12) quarter
hours of each of the following:
- Biology or Zoology (lecture and lab)
- Inorganic Chemistry (lecture and lab)
- General Physics (lecture and lab)
A minimum of four (4) semester hours or six (6)
quarter hours of each of the following:
- Organic Chemistry (lecture and lab)
- Human (or Mammalian or Comparative) Anatomy (lecture and lab)
A minimum of three (3) semester hours or four and
one-half (4.5) quarter hours of each of the following:
- Biochemistry Lecture
- Human (or Mammalian or Cell) Physiology Lecture
A minimum of two (2) semester hours or three (3)
quarter hours of each of the following:
- Introductory Psychology
- English Composition
A minimum of ninety (90) semester hours or one
hundred thirty five (135) be quarter hours of coursework must be
completed by the time of matriculation (June 30). At least thirty
(30) semester hours must be completed at a four-year college.
Applicants are encouraged to complete upper-level science courses at 4-year
institutions (i.e. colleges or universities that grant bachelors degrees).
- All prerequisites must have letter grades; no PASS/FAIL options
are accepted.
- All science courses (except biochemistry and physiology) must include
laboratories.
AADSAS verifies all transcripts;
therefore, you must send official transcripts from each college you attended
directly to AADSAS. AADSAS will not forward your application until all
your transcripts are received and verified.
The following supplementary material is required:
- Application fee ($50.00 for U.S. students/$60.00 for International
students). Make check payable to IUPUI. This fee is
non-refundable.
- Official Dental Admission Test (DAT) scores.
All letters of evaluation must be sent directly to AADSAS. AADSAS
will only process four letters of evaluation, therefore, IUSD will only
accept three required academic letters of evaluation and one optional
personal letter of evaluation submitted through AADSAS. Interviews
will be granted to selected applicants only after the three (3) letters of
evaluation, application fee, and DAT scores have been received by IUSD.
The Admissions Committee has specified nonacademic criteria ("Minimum
Skill Standards for Admission and Retention"), which all applicants
are expected to meet in order to participate in the D.D.S. Program and the
study of Dentistry.
Indiana University School of Dentistry does not
discriminate on the basis of age, color, disability, ethnicity, gender, marital
status, national origin, race, religion, sexual orientation, or veteran status.
While every effort is made to provide accurate and current
information, Indiana University reserves the right to change without notice
statements concerning rules, policies, fees, curricula, courses, or other
matters.