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Studying Dentistry in Trinity 2018

student1499 · 2017-12-20 22:52:20

Hey guys, the points for dentistry in trinity in 2017 were 589... went up a bit. Do you think they’ll ever go up past 600 points? I did my LC back in 2016 and got 605 points (601 in the new system). Is it guaranteed that I’ll get in do you think?

20-12-2017 10:52pm

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student1499

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Hey guys, the points for dentistry in trinity in 2017 were 589... went up a bit. Do you think they’ll ever go up past 600 points? I did my LC back in 2016 and got 605 points (601 in the new system).

Is it guaranteed that I’ll get in do you think?

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#2 23-12-2017 1:30pm

Bazinga_N

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There's no guarantee what way they'll go at all. It could go up or it could go down. It all just depends on supply and demand for the course. Apply anyways and hope for the best. Unfortunately it's all you can do really.

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#3 30-12-2017 4:56am

randylonghorn

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Nothing is ever guaranteed with points. Your chances are probably pretty good thoough, I'd be fairly optimistic if I were you.

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