<p>I'm extremely interested in the Marquette Undergrad dental program. I know very little about it, which is where you all come in! I know that they select a low number (around 50?) incoming freshman who are accepted. I also know that they are on track to finish the dental program in 7 years, which is great. Is the dental program much more selective than the general university? What are the kids in the program like? Do they have seperate housing? Do they take classes in seperate buildings? If anyone has some general knowledge of the system that would be great. </p>
<p>On another note, what are my chances of getting in to the program and getting aid at the university- a shortened version of my resume follows:</p>
<p>I'm a current junior at a public school in Minnesota, class size of 680. Class rank isn't used anymore, but I'm giving an educated guess at around 30 of 680.
GPA: 4.21(after 3 quarters, guessing around 4.3 after 4)
ACT- 32 (retake, hopefully 33)should I take subject tests?
IB Diploma Candidate
HL Math, HL English, HL History, SL Biology, SL spanish, SL Art
2 year varsity soccer (team captain of both freshman and sophomore teams)
2 year varsity lacrosse
2 year lettering member of math team
coach youth teams for both sports during summer
member of premier level soccer club over summer(big deal)
member of presidential student council at school(not like student gvt, volunteer basis, not a huge deal)
Volunteer at local library
Work as ice-rink attendant during winters
1 year of team rowing
Any suggestions of things that will strengthen my resume?
Assume I won't get any need based aid, which is almost surely true. </p>
<p>Opinions and advise appreciated!</p>