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SchoolStony Brook School of Dental MedicineNew York
LocationNew York
Published cohortEntering class of 2024
Average overall GPA3.79
Average science GPA3.74
Average DAT AA22.2Legacy 1–30 scale
Class size46
2024 GPA range5th–95th percentiles3.50-3.992024 source ↗
2025 first-time enrollees4636 in-stateADEA 2025 · Table 5 ↗
Degree & college creditsNot yet verified
Prerequisite coursesSemester credits: biology, general chemistry, organic chemistry and physics with labs 8 each; English 6; biochemistry 3. Limited AP and community-college substitutions are described.
GPA policyPreferred overall and science GPA: 3.0. The page labels these as preferences.
DAT policyU.S. DAT required. For 2026–27, scores after June 1, 2021 are accepted. The preferred-score section still uses legacy AA/PAT/TS 17; confirm current-scale interpretation.
ShadowingAt least 50 hours of assisting and/or shadowing.
Recommendation lettersCommittee letter/packet encouraged; otherwise three evaluations. Science faculty, research mentors, advisers and employers are suggested.
Residency & eligibilityNot yet verified
Community serviceNot yet verified
Application & selectionKira assessment precedes interview selection.
Policy context & sourcesPublished admissions policy; confirm your application cycleAdmissions policyReviewed 2026-09-20
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Official sourceClass profileReviewed 2026-09-20

Averages are not admissions requirements or predictions. Cohorts and DAT scales differ. Scores on the 200–600 and legacy 1–30 scales are shown separately and are not converted.