LiiNy27 • 2 days ago. General Chem + Lab (One Year) English (One Year) Physics (One Year) Organic Chemistry + Lab (One Year or One Semester, depending on school) PotentialIntention16 • 11 hr. ago. Was looking to apply this cycle but didn’t end up doing it. Canadian undergrad here too but yeah each US med school has its own requirements Canadian medical schools US medical schools without any doubt. Once again, my argument was based around the career path of a regular, average physician. You’re comparing the top 59% of Canadian schools to the top 5% of US schools 🤦♂️ Reddit's expatriate community. Please take a look at the sidebar for some Get the Reddit app Scan this QR code to download the app now Any guides for Canadian applicants to US medical schools? Admissions I've seen a number of great posts on the different canadian schools. Has anybody done a write up on the USMD / USDO programs with regard to canadian citizen applicants? Locked post. New comments cannot be posted
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Applied as soon as the application could be submitted. Applied to 28 schools, completed 24 primaries (UC's also didn't give me secondaries), 5 interviews, 3 acceptances, waiting on 2 decisions. You definitely want high stats as an international student, but in my case I was accepted to a school where my mcat wasn't even in the 10th percentile Early July: OMSAS opens. July 31st: Primary application for Dal is due. August: Casper for Dal (You must write it in August to be eligible for Dal but the scores can be used for every other school, so you don't have to re-do it) Late August: uManitoba application opens. September: McGill application open - people typically start working on it There’s about dental schools in the US that are accredited in Canada but not all of them are Canadian friendly, as in they require US citizenship (like Tufts for example) or consider Canadians as international students thus only having a few spots for Canadians. This is a list of US dental schools I have that accept a good number of In fact, their MMI style of interviewing has been adopted by top-name US schools including Stanford med, and Harvard med adopted their philosophy of case-based/problem-based learning. So, there are just as many reasons to stay in Canada for medical school. After all, the US has several tiers of medical schools, but each and every one in Canada
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US Med school generally only accept like per schools out of the Canadians applied and even if they do accept Canadians those are the ones with very high stats and ecs, and are the top students in Canada not even in their own schools anymore, so either way, I find applying to the US is more competitive than applying to a Canadian schools Yes it is absolutely something you need to be aware of. How difficult it will be to get your credentials recognized in Canada is entirely dependent on what European country we're talking about and what specialty the training is in. The starting point for you to look into this is probably the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada's This selection list was compiled by cross referencing a list of Canadian-friendly med schools and complete list of American med schools by acceptance percentage. The list is organized from top to bottom based on acceptance rate, with schools in green being those which consider Canadian applicants at the same rate as out-of-state applications. I I would like to know more about the US application process (primaries?? secondaries??), what I would need in terms of GPA and MCAT score, what the "Canadian-friendly" US Add in that there is only 1 no private medical colleges in Canada, and competition gets cut-throat, because there's less seats, less colleges, and ever-increasing number of applicants. For example, the average GPA for University of Alberta applicants about 4 years ago was around ish. Now it's above 4 Hi everybody. The title says it all:) I am wondering whether there exists a spreadsheet/webpage/document that outlines Canadian-friendly US Medical What Are Canadian-Friendly US Medical Schools? Canadian citizens looking to attend medical school in the United States must be aware that not all US