The Université de Montréal Dental program is one of ten dental programs in Canada.
In 2021, the UdeM dental school acceptance rate was 7%. Of the 1,318 undergraduate students that applied, only 89 were admitted into the program. The Université de Montréal dental school requirements and admission statistics are categorized here in the priority of what an applicant must submit to be considered:
Academic
- Pre-requisite courses
- Minimum number of years of undergraduate study required
- GPA
Non-Academic
- Dentistry Admission Test (DAT)
- CASPer Test
- Personal Statement/ Essays
- Interview
Université de Montréal Prerequisites:
Students applying to the Université de Montréal do not need to have completed any years of undergraduate study. They may apply for their dental preparatory program out of high school, which upon completion of 1 year of study will automatically enroll them in dental school. However, spots are limited and most students apply out of university. For those taking this path they must have completed the following courses:
| Prerequisite Course | Required | Lab Required | Credits Required |
| Biology | ✓ | ✓ | 1 Full Year |
| Inorganic Chemistry | ✓ | ✓ | 0.5 Full Years |
| Organic Chemistry | ✓ | ✓ | 1 Full Year |
| Physics | ✓ | ✓ | 1.5 Full Years |
| Mathematics | ✓ | X | 1 Full Year |
Université de Montréal Dental School Requirements: GPA Information
| Minimum GPA to Apply | Average GPA of Accepted Applicants |
| N/R | N/R |
Université de Montréal Dental School Requirements Dental Aptitude Test (DAT) and CASPER Requirements
| CASPER Required | DAT Required | U.S. DAT Accepted | Mean Academic Average Score | Mean Perceptual Ability Score | Mean Total Science Score | DAT Score Considered |
| X | ✓ | X | N/R | N/R | N/R | Highest Score |
Students looking to test their knowledge in preparation for the DAT can click on this link to access our free practice tests for both the Canadian DAT and American DAT.
Université de Montréal Dental School Interview:
| Mandatory | By Invitation |
| ✓ | ✓ |
Those looking for practice can check our posts on both MMI Practice Questions and Standard Interview Practice Questions here.
Requirements for other Dental Schools in Canada:
If you would like an in-depth analysis of the dental school requirements for other dental schools in Canada click on the links below:
- University of Toronto (UofT) Dental School Requirements
- University of Western Ontario (UWO) Dental School Requirements
- University of Alberta Dental (UofA) School Requirements
- University of Manitoba (UofM) Dental School Requirements
- University of British Columbia (UBC) Dental School Requirements
- University of Saskatchewan (UofS) Dental School Requirements
- Université Laval Dental School Requirements
- McGill University Dental School Requirements
- Dalhousie (Dal) University Dental School Requirements
We also have a comprehensive comparison of all 10 dental school requirements in Canada.
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