One Composite Letter from Pre-Professional Advisory Committee or Two Letters from Science Faculty. A composite letter of recommendation is required if your university has a advisory committee. If no such committee exists, two letters are required from science faculty by whom you have been instructed. The Dental Admissions Committee strongly recommends that the letters are written by faculty within non plant or non environmental disciplines of Biology, Chemistry or Physics. All prospective applicants are encouraged to spend time in a dental office and are also required to provide a letter of recommendation from a dentist that also attests to the applicant having spent a reasonable amount of time with the practitioner exploring the dental profession. Note: Letters of recommendation must appear on official college/university or business (dental office) letterhead. Professionally, they must include an original signature with typewritten name beneath the signature as well as professional title. Faculty should ensure the course (code, title and term) for which you were enrolled and they instructed is conveyed within the content of their letter. It is highly recommended that letters of recommendation from TA's, Graduate Student Instructors or PhD Candidates be cosigned by the course director or department chairperson. Source: Three letters are required. [FONT=&quot]Two letters of recommendation must be from science professors (instructors with whom you've taken a course, have given you a grade and can write about your academic qualities), and one letter of recommendation from a non-science professor OR a dentist OR an employer.[/FONT] [FONT=&quot]Alternatively, some institutions offer evaluation letters written from a preprofessional committee. This is acceptable in lieu of the three letters of recommendation.[/FONT] [FONT=&quot]Source[/FONT][FONT=&quot]: [/FONT] MINNESOTA Students must submit three strong Letters of Recommendation. The University of Minnesota School of Dentistry requires two letters of recommendation from science faculty and the third from an employer/supervisor. Note: Individuals reapplying to the School of Dentistry must provide three new letters of recommendations; they can be from the same recommenders but must be new and different letters. Source: MISSISSIPPI Can&#8217;t find the requirements for this one. MISSOURI
One Composite Letter from Pre-Professional Advisory Committee or Two Letters from Science Faculty. A composite letter of recommendation is required if your university has a advisory committee. If no such committee exists, two letters are required from science faculty by whom you have been instructed. The Dental Admissions Committee strongly recommends that the letters are written by faculty within non plant or non environmental disciplines of Biology, Chemistry or Physics. All prospective applicants are encouraged to spend time in a dental office and are also required to provide a letter of recommendation from a dentist that also attests to the applicant having spent a reasonable amount of time with the practitioner exploring the dental profession. Note: Letters of recommendation must appear on official college/university or business (dental office) letterhead. Professionally, they must include an original signature with typewritten name beneath the signature as well as professional title. Faculty should ensure the course (code, title and term) for which you were enrolled and they instructed is conveyed within the content of their letter. It is highly recommended that letters of recommendation from TA's, Graduate Student Instructors or PhD Candidates be cosigned by the course director or department chairperson. Source: Three letters are required. [FONT=&quot]Two letters of recommendation must be from science professors (instructors with whom you've taken a course, have given you a grade and can write about your academic qualities), and one letter of recommendation from a non-science professor OR a dentist OR an employer.[/FONT] [FONT=&quot]Alternatively, some institutions offer evaluation letters written from a preprofessional committee. This is acceptable in lieu of the three letters of recommendation.[/FONT] [FONT=&quot]Source[/FONT][FONT=&quot]: [/FONT] MINNESOTA Students must submit three strong Letters of Recommendation. The University of Minnesota School of Dentistry requires two letters of recommendation from science faculty and the third from an employer/supervisor. Note: Individuals reapplying to the School of Dentistry must provide three new letters of recommendations; they can be from the same recommenders but must be new and different letters. Source: MISSISSIPPI Can&#8217;t find the requirements for this one. MISSOURI