1. Persona Assessment & Profile Development
Meet your dedicated dental school reapplicant advisor
In-depth intake call to understand your background, previous application, and goals for reapplying
Discuss your preferred communication style, preferences, and expectations for this cycle
Undergo a persona assessment to uncover new experiences, traits, and reflections since your last application
Receive a comprehensive list of key takeaways about your current candidacy and areas of growth
Use these takeaways to form the foundation of your reapplication narrative
Your counselor will pinpoint areas for improvement based on your prior cycle and assessment
Discuss short-term and long-term goals leading up to your next submission
Get a customized project plan to oversee all parts of your reapplication program
Receive monthly and quarterly roadmaps for measurable progress
Regular profile-building sessions and check-ins focused on growth since your last cycle
Get a written action plan to strengthen academic, volunteering, leadership, and clinical components
Get coaching on the next steps and reapplication milestones
Receive a personalized improvement plan after every session
See your progress as you check off to-dos and track readiness for your next cycle
Have your full academic transcript and prior AADSAS academic record reviewed
Get insights into GPA trends and how they compare to current dental school averages
Understand red flags or inconsistencies in your transcript from an admissions perspective
Receive school research on GPA expectations and academic cutoffs for reapplicants
Guidance on post-bacc, graduate, or continuing education options to raise your GPA
Get guidance on how to demonstrate academic renewal or “upward trend” post-graduation
Insights into avoiding common academic pitfalls that hurt previous applicants
Start planning your reapplication strategy for dental school programs based on academic readiness
3. Academic Skill Development
Your counselor will pinpoint specific academic weaknesses that may have impacted your first application
Receive a plan to improve study skills, reading comprehension, and critical reasoning
Get recommendations for time management and test-taking strategies that fit your current schedule
Hone your skills with proven study techniques used by successful reapplicants
Receive strategies for leveraging available resources like tutoring or academic workshops
Your counselor will continually monitor your academic improvement leading up to your next cycle
4. Academic Enrichment Beyond College
They will also assess academic opportunities that strengthen your reapplication profile
Receive a list of academic programs, certificates, or short courses to enhance your competitiveness
Use this list to find unique opportunities that reinforce your commitment to dental medicine
Guidance on applying to enrichment programs or post-bacc courses
Get all related application documents edited to perfection
Determine whether dental school remains the right next step, or if another pathway better fits your goals
Get your baseline knowledge in biology, chemistry, and math assessed
Your counselor will evaluate your prior DAT score, study timeline, and section performance
Receive recommendations on whether a retake is beneficial and what score range to target
Get guidance on choosing your next DAT test date strategically for reapplication timing
Receive a personalized DAT study schedule that fits your current commitments
Meet for progress and readiness checkpoints with your counselor
Get access to practice tests and analytics to track score improvement
Review your DAT progress regularly and adjust your plan as needed
Plan a content review sequence that builds on prior preparation while avoiding burnout
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