<p>I am currently at ccbc and it's my second semester. I want to eventually go to dental school, I know it's a hard process and the schools are very picky. I've also heard that they look at community college credits as being easier than four year university credits (although a lot if people told me that four year colleges aren't necessarily harder). Should I transfer to Towson for my next semester? Thanks.</p>
<p>That depends on why you didn’t go to Towson in the first place. Do you have what it takes to go to dental school? Don’t answer this on the board. Just think about. Call Towson and speak to someone there about their acceptance rates and if you really have any chance with the GPA you have at CCBC.</p>
<p>I am a big fan of community colleges.</p>
<p>I was not clear in my last post. I mean what are grad school acceptance rates coming from Towson. Not CCBC rates going to Towson. I am pretty sure CCBC has some relationship with Towson and accepting CCBC students.</p>
<p>Hi, I am also a student at CCBC. I wouldn’t worry so much about acceptance rates but if you MUST, call Towson and ask them about acceptance rates of their students who go onto dental school.</p>