Content Top (Above sidebar) Title Admissions Main Content (next to sidebar) Content Admission Requirements We accept 10 residents each year: four at UCSF and two each in Eureka, Pittsburg and East Palo Alto. To be eligible for the first year of the AEGD program, you must meet the following requirements: Graduate from an approved U.S. or Canadian dental school with a DDS/DMD degree Successfully pass the National Dental Board Examination (NBDE), Parts I and II Be eligible for a temporary license or limited permit in those states that require these documents for practice within the score of the AEGD program Satisfy immigration requirements, if you're not a U.S. citizen or green card holder All candidates must be U.S. citizens, green card holders or eligible for the OPT or the TN-1 visa. For the second year, you must meet the above requirements as well as provide evidence of completion of a first-year AEGD or general practice residency program. Application Procedures The AEGD program participates in the Postdoctoral Application Support Service (PASS). To apply, follow these steps: Visit the ADEA PASS website, click on "ADEA PASS Search Engine" and search for "NYU Langone Dental Medicine - San Francisco, CA - UCSF Campus" for a list of documents that are required in the application. The deadline for receipt of applications is Oct. 15. U.S. and Canadian dental school graduates: No other supplemental materials will be required during the application process. Image Policies and Resources UCSF has a wide range of resources to help educate prospective students and protect the rights of current students. Learn more Sidebar Content Admissions Contact NYU Langone Dental Medicine AEGD Program For a full description of the AEGD joint program, visit NYU Langone Health website. Is Overview Page Off