Frequently Asked Questions

  • Early decision deadline: February 1, 2022
  • Regular decision: May 15, 2022
  • After May 15, application submissions will be considered on a space-available basis.

No. We do a holistic review of each application received.

Yes. However, we also accept the DAT, MCAT. USMLE, NBDE Part I or Part II, or INBDE.

No. We also accept the GRE, DAT, MCAT. USMLE, NBDE Part I or Part II.

Yes, if your native language is not English and you attended an undergraduate institution outside the U.S. or Canada. A minimum score of 90 is required.

Yes, we have three (3) MS options. All three have the same set of required courses and are awarded the same Masters Degree:

  1. 1-year MS Biomaterials program for 30 credits (Intensive didactic)
  2. 2-year MS Biomaterials program for 36 credits (PhD/Industry research oriented)
  3. Dual MS in Biomaterials & Clinical Research program, 49-60 credits.

Yes, the program can be completed in as little as three semesters.

The thesis option is only offered in the two-year 36 credits program. Students have the opportunity to conduct a 2-6 credits research in a Biomaterials area of their choosing.

The non-thesis program requires students to complete a 2 credit Independent Project in Biomaterials. This option is available in both the two-year 36 credits program and the two-year 36 credit program.

No, we do not provide housing.

Currently, we do not offer scholarships.

Please visit the Tuition and Fees page.

Opportunities in Dentistry, Medicine, Bioengineering, Biomaterials research, Medical Device Industry and further education such as PhD programs.

Our alumni live in Brazil, Chile, China, India, Libya, Saudi Arabia, UK, U.S. They are dentists, researchers, professors, and staff at medical device companies. For further details go to our alumni page.

You must apply online.

Visit the Biomaterials page for more information.