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SchoolUniversity of Puerto Rico School of Dental MedicinePuerto Rico
LocationPuerto Rico
Published cohortEntering class of 2024
Average overall GPA3.54
Average science GPA3.39
Average DAT AA17.4Legacy 1–30 scale
Class size40
2024 GPA range5th–95th percentiles3.04-3.962024 source ↗
2025 first-time enrollees4038 in-stateADEA 2025 · Table 5 ↗
Degree & college credits90 semester credits; bachelor’s recommended.
Prerequisite coursesSemester credits: Spanish and English 12 each; biology, physics, general/organic chemistry 8 each with labs; social/behavioral sciences 6. A, B or C grades required. Review language-credit substitutions.
GPA policy3.0 recommended for competitiveness; not a stated minimum.
DAT policyWithin three years. Current minimums: natural sciences 360, reading 320, PAT 340. Higher competitive guidance is published separately.
ShadowingNot yet verified
Recommendation lettersNot yet verified
Residency & eligibilityFull English/Spanish proficiency required. Puerto Rico residents preferred; nonresident places limited.
Community serviceNot yet verified
Application & selectionFor August 2027 entry, AADSAS and campus applications due November 2, 2026. Interview and requested portfolio inform review.
Policy context & sources2026–2027 admissions guide · August 2027 entryAdmissions 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.