🗓️ How to Reschedule Your DAT Test — Step-by-Step Guide

Life happens. If you need to reschedule your Dental Admission Test (DAT), don’t stress — the process is simple if you know where to go and what steps to take.

Whether something unexpected came up, or you just need more time to prepare, here’s everything you need to know to reschedule your DAT test date quickly and correctly.


🧾 Step 1: Log in to Your ADA Account

Head to the ADA DENTPIN Portal and log in using the credentials you used when applying for the DAT.


📅 Step 2: Go to the Prometric Scheduling Page

Once logged in, you'll be directed to Prometric — the official testing service for the DAT. You can also go directly here:
👉 Prometric DAT Scheduling

From there, click “Reschedule” and enter your confirmation number and last name.


💳 Step 3: Pay the Rescheduling Fee

The DAT has a tiered fee schedule based on how far in advance you're rescheduling:

Days Before Test Fee
1–5 days $150
6–30 days $60
31+ days $25

💡 Tip: Try to reschedule at least a month in advance if you want to avoid high fees.


📬 Step 4: Confirm Your New Test Date

After paying, you’ll be shown available testing dates and locations. Once you select a new date, be sure to screenshot or print the confirmation page.


🎯 Why Students Reschedule — and How to Make It Count

Many students reschedule because they realize they’re not quite ready. That’s smart — but make sure your new time is productive.

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🔄 Bonus Tip: Keep an Eye on the 6-Month Rule

Once your eligibility window is set, it’s valid for 6 months. You must take the DAT within that time or reapply (and repay) the entire application fee.


💡 Final Thoughts

Rescheduling your DAT doesn’t have to be a setback — it can be a smart move if used wisely.
Just be sure to follow the official process, avoid late fees when possible, and make the most of the extra time.


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