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Submit ACT, Compass, Accuplacer, or Accuplacer Next Generation scores that are less than five years old.
All of the above documentation, including proof of developmental coursework and a clear drug screening and background check must be submitted for an applicant to be accepted to the program. A maximum of 24 students will be accepted each fall.
The following are minimum scores that will be accepted for application to the Dental Assisting program:
ACT
English 19
Reading 19
Math 14
Compass
Writing 80
Reading 83
Algebra 50
Accuplacer
Sentence Skills 83
Reading 78
Elementary Algebra 30
Accuplacer Next Generation
Quantitative Assessment (QAS) 256
Reading 253
English 261
If test scores are below the minimum score levels, the applicant must have completed all required college developmental coursework with a “C” or better in all areas and must submit proof of completion with college transcripts.
All of the above documentation, including proof of developmental coursework and a clear drug screening must be submitted for an applicant to be accepted to the program. A maximum of 24 students will be accepted each fall.
Step 3:
Students will be contacted for a consultation and tour of the dental assisting facility after receipt of their application and all required documentation. A maximum of 24 students will be accepted each fall.