
REGISTRATION PROCESS
Step 1:
Students start by completing a simple online application, providing key information about their background and experience. After submission, they receive a confirmation and can expect to be contacted by our admissions team for the next steps, ensuring a smooth and convenient start to the enrollment process
Step 2:
Once the inquiry or application is received by the Registrar, the student will be contacted within 2 business days by phone or email. During this initial contact, our team will guide the student through a brief phone interview, answer any questions they may have, and provide additional information to ensure they feel fully prepared for the next steps in the enrollment process. This personalized approach helps students feel supported and informed right from the start.
Step 3:
Formal enrollment takes place, which includes the completion of New Student Paperwork and payment agreements. Students may access their agreements by logging into the student portal. Please note: A minimum deposit will be required at the time of enrollment depending on your specific payment agreement. Enrollment is not finalized until all student paperwork and transcripts are received by the Registrar.
Step 4:
Students are encouraged to promptly request an official copy of their high school transcript or GED, as well as any college transcripts, to support their application. These documents should be sent directly to our Admissions Office. Submitting these records early helps ensure a smooth and timely admissions process.
*These documents are required to enroll & graduate from this program.
Step 5:
Once the inquiry or application is received by the Registrar, the student will be contacted within 2 business days by phone or email. During this initial contact, our team will guide the student through a brief phone interview, answer any questions they may have, and provide additional information to ensure they feel fully prepared for the next steps in the enrollment process. This personalized approach helps students feel supported and informed right from the start.
Step 6:
At least one week before classes are scheduled to begin, the Registrar or your Instructor will reach out to provide detailed information about required textbooks, class materials, and any other resources you’ll need to be fully prepared. This communication ensures that all students have ample time to obtain their materials, review any preparatory instructions, and address questions, setting them up for a successful start to the program.
We offer lifetime career support to all Dental Assistance School alumni.
Graduates complete the program with every credential required for Dental Assistant I roles in California, with no additional testing needed to start working.
By completing 3,000 work hours (about 2 years) as a Dental Assistant I, graduates automatically qualify for a Dental Assistant II credential in California—no extra testing or training required!
Chairside Dental Assistant: Work directly with dentists or hygienists, assisting with patient care in settings like general dentistry, orthodontics, oral surgery, and more.
Chairside Dental Assistant: Work directly with dentists or hygienists, assisting with patient care in settings like general dentistry, orthodontics, oral surgery, and more.
Dental Practice Manager: Oversee dental practice operations and staff, opening doors to leadership roles within the field.
Dental Practice Manager: Oversee dental practice operations and staff, opening doors to leadership roles within the field.








