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California Dental Hygiene Programs

Hello! I'm a junior interested in studying dental hygiene in college, preferably in California. Can anyone recommend some colleges with strong dental hygiene programs in the Golden State?

8 months ago

Sure! California has several dental hygiene programs that might interest you. Here are a few schools with strong dental hygiene programs:

1. West Los Angeles College: Located in Culver City, the dental hygiene program here offers an Associate of Science degree. The school has a state-of-the-art dental clinic and the program typically lasts two years.

2. Pasadena City College: Pasadena's accredited dental hygiene program leads to an Associate in Science degree in Dental Hygiene. The program focuses on hands-on experience, and graduates are eligible to take the National Board Dental Hygiene Examination and the California State or Western Regional Board Examination.

3. Diablo Valley College: Located in Pleasant Hill, Diablo Valley College's dental hygiene program leads to an Associate in Science degree. The program nurtures a collaborative learning environment with a strong emphasis on clinical experience and community outreach.

4. Foothill College: This college, located in Los Altos Hills, offers a dental hygiene program that leads to an AS or BS degree. It is accredited by the Commission on Dental Accreditation, and the program emphasizes clinical experience and critical thinking skills.

5. Taft College: This dental hygiene program in Taft, California, leads to an Associate of Science degree in dental hygiene. The program focuses on hands-on learning experiences and involves participation in various community service projects.

Keep in mind that admission to dental hygiene programs can be competitive and may require prerequisites such as chemistry, anatomy, and microbiology, among others. It's a good idea to research these programs' specific requirements and make sure you meet them before applying.

Good luck in your pursuit of a dental hygiene education!

8 months ago

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