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UNE’s DMD Program: Real Student Experiences and Tips for Success

Welcome to UNE's exclusive webinar, "Student Perspectives: Life in UNE’s DMD Program!" Curious about what it’s like to be a student in the University of New England's Doctor of Dental Medicine (DMD) program? Look no further! In this informative session, we’re joined by a panel of UNE dental students—from second-year (D2) to fourth-year (D4)—who share their personal journeys through the program. Whether you’re considering applying to dental school or already on your path to becoming a dentist, this panel discussion offers invaluable insights into life as a UNE DMD student. Don’t miss out on this opportunity to learn directly from those who’ve been there! Subscribe for more videos about dental education, UNE’s programs, and student life. Be sure to leave your questions in the comments section! If you are interested in connecting with us, don't hesitate to reach out through email at [email protected] Chapters: 00:00 Introductions 2:09 What makes the UNE College of Dental Medicine unique? 3:42 How did you find the transition from undergrad to dental school? 5:17 What extracurriculars, activities, clubs, or organizations are you a part of at UNE? 10:05 What is your typical day like as a dental student? 17:41 What was it like working in a rural environment for your externship? 18:40 How did you find the placement process for your externship site? 21:29 How was the transition from moving out of state to Maine for dental school? 27:37 What are your relationships with faculty like? 29:56 What is the student culture like? How do you interact with your peers? What is the Pass/Fail model like? 32:51 Do you have any tips about study strategies? 40:35 How did you prepare for the interview process when you were applying to dental school? 42:24 What is your experience with the simulation clinic on campus? 45:00 What made you choose UNE for dental school? 48:34 Closing/Thank You