ADEA AADSAS application instructions

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ADEA is pleased to announce that the 2017 ADEA AADSAS® application instructions are now available on the ADEA GoDental website. The instructions are available early this year in preparation for the opening of the application on June 1, 2016.

On ADEA GoDental, applicants will find detailed information on applying to dental schools. Along with the instructions, it is critical that they review the following sections of the website:

·         Preparing for dental school
·         The admissions process
·         The application to dental school: ADEA AADSAS
Here is an overview of what is new with ADEA AADSAS this year:

1.    ADEA AADSAS revised the Release Statement and Code of Conduct.
2.    ADEA AADSAS updated questions related to felony and misdemeanor charges.
3.    ADEA AADSAS added a question to identify DACA (Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals) applicants.
4.    ADEA AADSAS will be limited payment options to credit card only.
5.    ADEA AADSAS has updated the application fees to $245 for the first designation and $98 for additional designations.
In addition to these ADEA AADSAS updates, the dental school admissions process will now allow dental schools to view copies of each verified transcript, and will move the process for letters of evaluation to a paperless process.

Please make sure to share this announcement with your prospective applicants. ADEA will be releasing additional helpful tips for prospective ADEA AADSAS applicants in March of 2016. To stay abreast of changes and new resources, please sign-up for the ADEA GoDental newsletter.

If you have any questions, please feel free to contact Emily Rhineberger at rhinebergere@adea.org or Chonte James at jamesc@adea.org. 

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