DMD FAQ

UIC accepts applications for the DMD program from June to December 1.

Yes, if you choose to re-take the DAT, your updated ADA official score will be reported electronically via AADSAS. This process may take 2-4 weeks. You can also update your AADSAS application indicating the date in which you are scheduled to re-take the DAT. Our office does not accept unofficial score reports submitted via email.

Upon the successful completion of the program you will be awarded a Doctor of Doctor of Dental Medicine (DMD) degree.

Yes. Students enrolled in the Doctor of Dental Medicine program are eligible to apply for federal financial aid.

No, UIC requires that all students submit both an AADSAS and a UIC supplemental application to be considered for the program.

Please visit our website that details the admissions requirements for the DMD program.

Admissions Requirements for the DMD Program

Yes, a bachelor’s degree is required to matriculate in the program. Students must earn a bachelor’s degree conferred no later than June of the matriculation year from an accredited United States college or university located in the US; any additional degrees listed on the dental school application must be posted no later than June of the matriculation year.

No, we do not accept unofficial DAT scores. Our office will receive your official score directly from the ADA in your AADSAS application. Please do not email us your unofficial DAT score report. It will not be accepted.

No, you do not have to send us an email. You can submit the update directly to your AADSAS application. We receive notifications of all updates posted to the application and an email is not required.