Baccalaureate degree required prior to matriculation.

Only University of Pittsburgh applicants accepted as an undergraduate student who have successfully completed the requirements for early admission to the DMD program may matriculate without a bachelor's degree from an accredited college or university.

A minimum total GPA of 3.2 (overall, science and prerequisite) and a DAT academic average of 19 with subsection scores of 17 or higher are required for consideration to the DMD program. If an applicant takes the DAT more than once, the Admissions Committee will consider the scores from the test with the highest academic average. DAT Scores reported may not be more than three years old at the application deadline of November 1st.
It is preferred that no more than 1/3 of an applicants' credits are earned from a community college or junior college. No more than 60 of the minimum required credits will be accepted from a community college or junior college. Classes taken in an onsite format are preferred.

AP/IB credits will be accepted for prerequisites if the degree-granting institution awarded college credit toward an applicant's bachelor's degree.
Admissions requirements are subject to change without prior notice.
Letters of Recommendation must be submitted through AADSAS, and must be either:

From a Pre-Health Advisory Committee (preferred)
3 letters from separate individuals. 2 of who must be a professor/advisor/mentor.