Academics

Schedules

Click here regarding the following scheduling information:

• Required DDS Schedules
• SoD/UW Academic Calendars
• Orientation Schedules
• Final Exam Schedules
• D165 + D152 Schedules
• SoD Course Catalog
• Electives Catalog

Lockers and Mailboxes

Mailboxes and lockers as assigned to students at the beginning of the first year autumn quarter. The mailboxes and lockers are assigned by the Office of Student Services. First year student lockers are located in either the D1 or D-1 hallway. The first year students will be assigned new lockers (in locker rooms) when they enter the third year. These assignments will be available during Orientation. Students are required to clean out all loaned storage areas at the time of graduation.

Course Information

Click a topic below for:

• Online course catalog
• Online course material
• Help with registration

Electives List

• Autumn Quarter 2007
• Winter Quarter 2008

More detailed elective information can be found on the elective website.

Dental Board Exams

Official National WREB Exam Website

UW SoD WREB Preparation Resources

The WREB examinations were developed to provide reliable clinical assessments for state licensing agencies to use in making valid licensing decisions. WREB examination results are accepted by dental and dental hygiene licensing agencies in more than 30 states.

WREB examinations have been developed, administered, and reviewed in accordance with applicable guidelines from the American Dental Association, the American Association of Dental Examiners, the American Psychological Association, the National Council on Measurement in Education, and the American Educational Research Association.

National Board Dental Exam Part I and Part II

The Office of Student Services, Admissions, and Outreach coordinates the application process for the National Board Dental Examination (NBDE) Part I and Part II. Through summer 2006, both written and computerized versions of the Part I Boards are available; beginning in 2007 only the computer version will be offered. Part II Boards are available only on computer. Information will be provided by our office regarding registration and deadlines.

The purpose of the National Board Dental Examination is to assist state boards in determining qualifications of dentists who seek licensure to practice dentistry. The examination assesses the ability to understand important information from basic biomedical and dental sciences and also the ability to apply such information in a problem-solving context.

Although written examinations may be developed at the local level, most licensing boards use the National Board Dental Examination (Parts I & II) as a major portion of their written examination requirement. Currently, all 53 United States licensing jurisdictions recognize National Board results. These jurisdictions include all 50 states, the District of Columbia , Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands of the United States.