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University of Minnesota School of Dentistry
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About University of Minnesota School of Dentistry
The University of Minnesota School of Dentistry is a professional dental school located in Minneapolis, Minnesota, operating as a unit of the University of Minnesota. It is one of the prominent dental education institutions in the upper Midwest, training dental professionals at the doctoral and advanced specialty levels. No standalone enrollment, completion, or retention data is currently reflected in available IPEDS records specifically for this school as a separate entity.
No specific program listings are reflected in current IPEDS data for this school as a standalone entry. The University of Minnesota School of Dentistry is known for its Doctor of Dental Surgery (DDS) program, advanced dental specialty programs, and continuing education offerings for practicing dental professionals. Prospective students are encouraged to contact the school directly for admission requirements and program details.
Minneapolis is the largest city in Minnesota and part of the Twin Cities metropolitan area. The School of Dentistry benefits from its location within a major urban research university, providing clinical training opportunities across a diverse patient population.
Moos Tower 515 Delaware Street SE, Minneapolis, MN 55455
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About Minnesota Trade Education
Minnesota has 1,068 trade schools and 663 vocational programs, with 541 apprenticeship sponsors. The state offers a mix of healthcare, technology, and industrial training options distributed across the Twin Cities metro area and several regional cities. Minneapolis leads with 82 schools, followed by St. Paul with 54, Rochester with 34, and Duluth with 29. Healthcare is the most represented category with 142 programs, followed by Nursing with 90, Computer Networking with 75, Industrial Technolog...
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