The Mission Pack pulls the entire AADSAS process — DAT scoring, GPA math, 28 school profiles, essays, letters, interviews, and a 26-month timeline — into one guide. Built for pre-dental students who'd rather prepare than guess.
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| Old AA | New AA | Reading |
|---|---|---|
| 18 | 390 | National average |
| 20 | 420 | Competitive |
| 22 | 460 | Strong |
| 24 | 490 | Excellent |
| 26 | 520 | Exceptional |
Interview Edge — A big, clinically strong program with extensive outreach. A solidly calibrated target for 3.6/440-band applicants.
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Official pages, paywalled prep courses, and forum threads all say something slightly different — and much of the free internet is still quoting the retired 1–30 DAT scale. The Mission Pack pulls it into one place: 2027–2028 AADSAS mechanics, the new 200–600 DAT scale, Likert-scale letters of evaluation, real national data, and the strategy layer official sources never teach.
Every date, fee, and policy was checked against ADEA, the ADA's DAT Candidate Guide, and each school's own published statistics as of August 2026 — and marked "expected" wherever a cycle date is projected rather than confirmed.
From your first GPA spreadsheet to the deposit that locks in your seat — laid out in the order you'll actually use it.
Every page uses the same three call-outs — so you always know whether you're reading a rule, a mistake to avoid, or word-of-mouth from applicants who've been through it.
"Submitted" is not "verified." Schools review verified files. If you submit in June but your transcript arrives in August, you are functionally an August applicant.
Section balance matters. Two applicants can both hold a 450 AA — one balanced across the board, one hiding a 370 in organic chemistry. A dip under 400 invites questions the interview will ask.
June-verified applications hit inboxes while every seat is still open. The same file verified in September competes for what's left. Timing is the cheapest stat boost available.
Start with the 26-month roadmap and build backwards from your target matriculation date.
Go straight to the application mechanics, then work section by section — GPA, DAT, experiences, essay, letters, schools.
The Reapplicant Playbook is written for you. Diagnose what actually went wrong first, then rebuild.
The Canadian Applicant Playbook covers the DAT question, the friendly-school list, and the money.
One PDF, every stage of the cycle — mechanics, numbers, timeline, experiences, essay, letters, schools, and interviews.