Updated October 29, 2026
Midwestern Arizona dental school acceptance rate
Midwestern University College of Dental Medicine-Arizona does not publish exact applicant and admission counts for one class, so there is no acceptance rate to give. It enrolls about 145 students per class. Here is what it does publish.
- Acceptance rate
- Not published by the school
- Class size
- 145
- approximate class size
- Average DAT AA
- 20
- Class of 2029, old DAT scale
- Average science GPA
- 3.61
- Class of 2029, BCP science GPA
- Interview format
- Day-long interview event
Every number is from Midwestern Arizona's own DMD admissions pages, checked October 29, 2026. The school does not publish exact applicant counts for a class.
Midwestern Arizona's interview: day-long interview event
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How the Midwestern Arizona rate is worked out
Midwestern University College of Dental Medicine-Arizona does not post exact applicant and admission counts for one class, so we don't give a rate and don't estimate one. What it does publish is its class size: 145 students. For schools that do publish applicant counts, see the table of dental school acceptance rates by school.
Midwestern Arizona DAT scores and GPA
Midwestern Arizona reports an average DAT Academic Average of 20 (Class of 2029, old DAT scale). Source
The average science GPA was 3.61. Source
These describe admitted students, not cutoffs. See how they compare across schools in our average GPA for dental school guide, and work out your own with our AADSAS GPA calculator.
What Midwestern Arizona asks of applicants
- Midwestern Arizona prefers an overall GPA and a BCP science GPA of at least 3.0, a DAT Academic Average of 18 or higher, about 50 semester hours of prerequisites and two letters of recommendation. Source
- Midwestern lists DMD tuition in Glendale of $93,098 a year in its 2026-2027 cost of attendance budget, before fees. Source
For the courses, DAT and shadowing most schools ask for, see our dental school requirements guide.
The Midwestern Arizona dental school interview
Midwestern Arizona describes its interview as a day-long event that includes a look at the Glendale campus facilities and informal conversations with members of the department. Source
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What is the Midwestern Arizona dental school acceptance rate?
Midwestern University College of Dental Medicine-Arizona does not publish exact applicant and admission counts for one class, so there is no acceptance rate to give. It enrolls about 145 students per class.
What DAT score do you need for Midwestern Arizona?
Midwestern Arizona reports an average DAT Academic Average of 20 (Class of 2029, old DAT scale). These are typical scores of admitted students, not minimums.
What GPA do you need for Midwestern Arizona dental school?
The average science GPA was 3.61. These are typical figures, not minimums.
How many students does Midwestern Arizona dental school take?
Midwestern Arizona reports an entering class of 145 (approximate class size).
What is the Midwestern Arizona dental school interview like?
Midwestern Arizona describes its interview as a day-long event that includes a look at the Glendale campus facilities and informal conversations with members of the department.
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Confetto is not affiliated with Midwestern University College of Dental Medicine-Arizona, Midwestern University or ADEA. Every figure on this page is from the school's own website (Glendale, Arizona), checked October 29, 2026. Schools update these pages each year, so check the source links before you apply.