TEXAS DENTAL SCHOOL REQUIREMENTS

  • Biological Sciences

    • 14 semester hours (12 semester hours of lecture & 2 semester hours of formal lab)

  • General Chemistry

    • 8 semester hours of General Chemistry, including the corresponding laboratory experience.

    • (8 semester hours = 6 hours of lecture & 2 hours of lab)

  • Organic Chemistry

    • 8 semester hours of Organic Chemistry, including the corresponding laboratory experience.

    • (8 semester hours = 6 hours of lecture & 2 hours of lab)

  • Biochemistry

    • 3 semester hours of Biochemistry.

  • Physics

    • 8 semester hours, including the corresponding laboratory experience

    • (8 semester hours = 6 hours of lecture & 2 hours of lab)

  • English

    • 6 semester hours

  • Statistics

    • 3 semester hours

TMDSAS

Texas Medical and Dental Schools Application Service

COURSES AT THE UNIVERSITY OF HOUSTON

Biological Sciences

  • BIOL 1306/1106 — Biology I + Lab

  • BIOL 1307/1107 — Biology II + Lab

  • BIOL 2321 — Microbiology

  • Additional upper-level Biology courses such as:

    • BIOL 3301 — Genetics

    • BIOL 4374 — Cell Biology

    • BIOL 3334/3224 — Physiology

    • BIOL 4397 — Anatomy

Biochemistry

  • BCHS 3304 — Biochemistry

Physics

  • PHYS 1301/1101 — Physics I + Lab

  • PHYS 1302/1102 — Physics II + Lab

English

  • ENGL 1301 — English Composition I

  • ENGL 1302 — English Composition II

Statistics

  • MATH 1342 — Elementary Statistics

  • MATH 3339 — Introduction to Statistics

General Chemistry

  • CHEM 1311/1111 — General Chemistry I + Lab

  • CHEM 1312/1112 — General Chemistry II + Lab

Organic Chemistry

  • CHEM 2323/2123 — Organic Chemistry I + Lab

  • CHEM 2325/2125 — Organic Chemistry II + Lab

FOR A&M SCHOOL ONLY*

*Note: The Anatomy and Physiology requirements can be satisfied by either individual courses or the combined A&P 1 and A&P 2 (with both labs) for science majors. Predental students who take the individual courses of Anatomy and Physiology (3000 level or higher) will be better prepared and therefore more competitive as an applicant; however, the approved, combined Anatomy & Physiology 1 & 2 courses will meet the requirement.