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ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS OF
CANADIAN FACULTIES OF MEDICINE
Admission in 2012
CONDITIONS D'ADMISSION DES
FACULTÉS DE MÉDECINE DU CANADA
Admission en 2012
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Table of Contents / Table de matières
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INTRODUCTION .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1
General Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1
Ontario Medical School Application Service (OMSAS). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
Service ontarien de demande d’admission en médecine
Medical College Admission Test (MCAT) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
Repeat Applicants. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
Applying to Medical School Outside Canada . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
Foreign Applicants . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
The statistics provided in the sections below are applicable to each individual faculty of medicine.
For national data and additional data elements by faculty of medicine, please see the annual
Canadian Medical Education Statistics publication available at
http://www.afmc.ca/publications-statistics-e.php.
Faculty of Medicine, MEMORIAL UNIVERSITY OF NEW FOUNDLAND . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
Faculty of Medicine, DALHOUSIE UNIVERSITY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
Faculté de médecine, UNIVERSITÉ LAVAL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
Faculté de médecine et des sciences de la santé, UNIVERSITÉ DE SHERBROOKE . . . . . . . . . . 11
Faculté de médecine, UNIVERSITÉ DE MONTRÉAL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14
Faculty of Medicine, MCGILL UNIVERSITY
MED-P Program . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17
MD,CM Program . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19
Faculty of Medicine, UNIVERSITY OF OTTAW A (English) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21
Faculté de médecine, UNIVERSITÉ D’OTTAW A (Français) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23
School of Medicine, QUEEN’S UNIVERSITY AT KINGSTON . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25
Faculty of Medicine, UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27
Michael G. DeGroote School of Medicine, MCMASTER UNIVERSITY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30
Schulich School of Medicine & Dentistry, UNIVERSITY OF W ESTERN ONTARIO .. . . . . . . . . . . . 32
Northern Ontario School of Medicine, LAURENTIAN UNIVERSITY / LAKEHEAD UNIVERSITY. . . 34
Faculty of Medicine, UNIVERSITY OF MANITOBA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36
College of Medicine, UNIVERSITY OF SASKATCHEW AN . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38
Faculty of Medicine & Dentistry, UNIVERSITY OF ALBERTA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41
Faculty of Medicine, UNIVERSITY OF CALGARY.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 43
Faculty of Medicine, UNIVERSITY OF BRITISH COLUMBIA. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44
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INTRODUCTION
All statistical data provided come from an annual survey conducted by the Office of Research and Information
Services (ORIS). Individual faculty information is provided by each faculty of medicine as of July, 2011 and
therefore is subject to change.
W hen comparing data from year to year there are certain considerations to keep in mind. There have been
increases to the number of available places for the study of medicine at many faculties of medicine. Also,
admission requirements and selection policies of individual faculties of medicine may vary from year to year.
General Information
There are seventeen faculties of medicine in Canada that offer programs of study leading to the award of the
MD degree which is the first professional degree in medicine. The faculties of medicine are listed in a
geographic sequence going from east to west which implies no rank ordering whatsoever.
The number of places available is determined by provincial governments based on educational and financial
resources as well as Canada’s future physician workforce requirement. Since the universities are under
provincial jurisdiction, the majority of places in a faculty of medicine are allocated to permanent residents of
the province in which the university is located.
Provided academic prerequisites have been met, the type of undergraduate degree earned or program
followed should not deter filing an application. Also, whether or not the previous institution attended has a
faculty of medicine does not affect the chance of admission.
An applicant must decide to which faculty or faculties of medicine application will be made. Obviously, the
geographic location of a faculty of medicine is of critical importance to a prospective applicant. For those
applicants who are free to move to any location where a place may be offered, chances of success in gaining
admission may be considerably enhanced. Those who apply to only one faculty of medicine have the smallest
chance of being offered admission. As the number of applications increases, so does the chance of being
offered a place at a faculty of medicine.
The competition to enter a faculty of medicine is very keen so it is important that applicants ensure that they
fully meet the entry requirements of each faculty of medicine to which they apply. Not only should applicants
plan to meet all academic prerequisites, it is also important to respect all deadline dates. In general, an
application or documentation is ignored when received after deadline dates.
Those who wish to maximize their chances of gaining admission to a Canadian faculty of medicine should
consider the following:
! Since residence is considered in admissions, include the faculty of medicine located in your home
province amongst those to which applications are submitted.
! If you are resident in a province with more than one faculty of medicine (Québec, Ontario or Alberta),
try to apply to more than one faculty of medicine in the province. Remember that some faculties of
medicine have far more places to allocate than others.
! Some applicants are definite about a particular faculty of medicine and make only one application.
In a situation of keen competition, the determination to enter a particular faculty of medicine may be
tantamount to excluding oneself from the study of medicine altogether.
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Ontario Medical School Application Service (OMSAS)
Service ontarien de demande d’admission en médecine
The six Ontario faculties of medicine use OMSAS which is a centralized application processing service, thus
applicants submit only one set of application materials and academic documents regardless of the number
of faculties to which they are applying. Each faculty of medicine independently makes the selection decision.
The OMSAS web-site provides an on-line application service mid-July, 2011 as well as additional information
related to each faculty’s admission requirements. The web-site is a comprehensive one where applicants can
obtain information on the application process and can view details concerning their application. The OMSAS
levy is composed of a base fee and an additional fee for each Ontario faculty of medicine to which application
is made.
The application service fee is $210 plus an institutional fee for each faculty applied to. The institutional fees
will later be forwarded to the relevant faculties.
Institutional Fees In Canadian Funds
Ottawa $ 75
Queen’s $ 75
Toronto $ 85
McMaster $105
W estern Ontario $ 75
Northern Ontario $ 75
Deadlines:
September 15, 2011 Last day to register for/create an account for the on-line application
October 3, 2011 Last day for receipt of applications, all transcripts/academic documents and all
confidential assessment forms
October 7, 2011 Last day for receipt of all cheques, money orders and electronic payments
October 11, 2011 Last day for release of MCAT scores
May 15, 2012 First date for offers of admission
June 29, 2012 Last day for receipt of final transcripts
For more information:
OMSAS
Ontario Universities’ Application Centre
170 Research Lane
Guelph ON N1G 5E2
Tel.: (519) 823-1940
Fax: (519) 822-1682
E-mail: [email protected]
W eb-site: www.ouac.on.ca/omsas
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Medical College Admission Test (MCAT)
The MCAT is a standardized, multiple-choice examination designed to assess problem solving, critical thinking
and writing skills in addition to the examinee’s knowledge of science concepts and principles prerequisite to
the study of medicine. The test is not required by all faculties of medicine and the extent to which test results
are used in admission decisions varies by faculty of medicine.
The test consists of four test sections: the Verbal Reasoning, Physical Sciences and Biological Sciences
sections contain multiple-choice questions and the scores range from a low of 1 to a high of 15 for each
section; the W riting Sample section consists of two essays and the total score ranges from a low of J to a high
of T.
The computer-based test is given at established test centres in Canada, the United States and overseas. Visit
the web-site for dates and locations. The overall length of the test day is approximately four and one-half
hours. The regular examination fee was $235 in US funds for the 2011 test dates.
For more information: Association of American Medical Colleges
Medical College Admission Test
2450 N Street NW
W ashington, DC 20037
Tel.: (202) 828-0690
E-mail: [email protected] (not able to accept attachments)
W eb-site: www.aamc.org/students/mcat/start.htm
Repeat Applicants
An applicant who does not receive an offer of admission must decide whether to re-apply for admission in a
subsequent year. Rejected candidates should try to reach an objective assessment of why they did not receive
an offer. Unsuccessful applicants should realize that the reason for rejection may not be the lack of ability or
qualities but the sheer rationing of places that is necessary when the number of qualified candidates greatly
exceeds the number of available places. W ell qualified candidates have grounds for re-applying for admission
to a faculty of medicine and in recent years, repeat applicants have fared well. The academically weaker
candidates tend not to re-apply for admission to the same extent as do those who have a sound academic
background.
Applying to Study Medicine Outside Canada
If for any reason an applicant decides to seek admission to a medical faculty outside Canada, some important
factors must be borne in mind. The most important of these is that returning to practise medicine in Canada
may prove difficult. This is not meant to deter individuals from seeking education in foreign universities —
some Canadian citizens have always gone abroad to study in recognized, reputable universities. Limitations
on recognition of foreign earned MDs apply to qualifications earned abroad by citizens as well as by
non-citizens of Canada. Strong motivation, determination and adequate academic preparation are in
themselves no guarantee that a Canadian citizen who attends a foreign medical faculty will be able to train
or practise medicine in Canada in the future.
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Foreign Applicants
Not all faculties of medicine accept applications from foreign students. Conversely, some faculties of medicine
have contracts with foreign governments or institutions to accept applications for “supernumerary” positions.
It is understood that the faculty of medicine will be compensated for the entire cost of medical education, the
student will not apply for post-MD (residency) training in Canada and these graduates will return to their
countries of origin to practise medicine. Information about contract positions is available from the foreign
educational institutions or governments that have negotiated such contracts.
Foreign students planning to study medicine in Canada are personally responsible for obtaining the necessary
student authorization and student visa to enter Canada for the purpose of study. All matters related to entering
Canada must be taken up at the Canadian embassy, High Commission or consulate nearest to the foreign
applicant.
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Faculty of Medicine, MEMORIAL UNIVERSITY OF NEWFOUNDLAND
Length of Program: 4 years Language of Instruction: English
Proficiency in English Testing: No Computer: Personal not required
____________________________________________________________________________________
2011/12 New Admissions into Year One: 64
2011/12 First-Year Tuition: $6,250 for Canadian residents; $30,000 for visa students; other compulsory
fees were $1,173
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Selection Factors: The number of year one positions available for 2011/12 was 64 of which 46 were filled
by residents of Newfoundland and Labrador, 10 by residents of New Brunswick and 4
by residents of Prince Edward Island. The number of year one positions available for
2012/13 will be 64 as well.
Canadian citizens/permanent residents or visa students may apply.
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Academic Criteria: A Bachelor’s degree is required at time of admission. In exceptional circumstances an
application may be considered when a Bachelor’s degree will not be held at time of
admission. Such an applicant will have completed at least 60 credit hours including the
prerequisite subject of 6 credit hours in English at a recognized university or university
college before admission and have work related or other experience acceptable to the
Admissions Committee.
The mean grade point average of successful applicants in 2011/12 was 3.83 on a 4.0
scale.
The MCAT is required and it is recommended that the test be written within the five year
period prior to application.
Six credit hours in English are required.
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Deferred Admissions: Considered
Transfers: Not usually considered but may be in rare circumstances from a Canadian medical faculty
Combined Programs: MD/PhD
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Interviews: These take place in February and March, 2012. For the September, 2011 entering class there
were 135 Newfoundland/Labrador residents interviewed, 102 other residents of Canada
interviewed and 1 resident outside of Canada interviewed for a total of 238 applicants
interviewed.
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Offers of Admission: Offers are mailed in March, April and May, 2012. A $200 acceptance deposit is
required and will be credited towards the tuition fee. The deposit will be forfeited if
the applicant subsequently declines the offer.
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Application Details: An electronic application process is available in July, 2011. The deadline for receipt
of the application and fee of $75 is October 17, 2011.
____________________________________________________________________________________
To Request an Application or More Detailed Information:
Committee on Admissions Tel: (709) 777-6615
Admissions Office Fax: (709) 777-8422
Faculty of Medicine E-mail: [email protected]
Memorial University of Newfoundland W eb-site: www.med.mun.ca/admissions
Health Sciences Centre Room 1751
St. John’s NL A1B 3V6
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Applicant Statistics:
YEAR FOR W HICH ADMISSION W AS SOUGHT
2005/06 2006/07 2007/08 2008/09 2009/10
Offered and Registered 60 61 64 67 67
Offered Deferred Admission 2 - 1 1 2
Offer Declined 14 26 25 13 31
Not Offered 602 709 707 623 549
Total Applicants 678 796 797 704 649
SUCCESS RATE (%) BY
RESIDENCE % % % % %
Newfoundland and Labrador 27.4 29.0 30.8 30.8 30.8
Other Canadian 5.4 5.8 5.2 5.7 9.2
Foreign 28.6 19.2 40.0 29.4 33.31
All Applicants to Memorial 11.2 10.9 11.3 11.5 15.4
Success Rate: Percentage of applicants who received at least one offer of admission
whether subsequently registered, declined or deferred.
Includes students who applied for positions available under contract with foreign governments1
or educational institutions in 2006/07-2009/10.
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Faculty of Medicine, DALHOUSIE UNIVERSITY
Length of Program: 4 years Language of Instruction: English
Proficiency in English Testing: No Computer: Personal not required
____________________________________________________________________________________
2011/12 New Admissions into Year One: 112
2011/12 First-Year Tuition: $15,200 for Canadian residents; $22,460 for visa students; other compulsory
fees were $1,001
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Selection Factors: The number of year one positions available for 2012/13 is 108 (99 for Maritime
residents (Nova Scotia, New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island) and 9 for non-
Maritime residents); 69 seats in the Maritime pool will be assigned to the Halifax
campus and 30 seats to the St. John campus; all permanent residents of New
Brunswick will attend the St. John campus and the government of New Brunswick is
responsible for defining residency status. One additional position is available for a
dental student who after completing the MD program plans to specialize in oral
maxiofacial surgery. In 2011/12 there were 99 positions filled by residents of the
Maritime provinces.
Canadian citizens/permanent residents or visa students may apply.
_____________________________________________________________ ______________________
Academic Criteria: Three to four years full-time university/college is required. A Bachelor’s degree is
required at time of admission.
The minimum acceptable grade point average is 3.3 for Maritime residents and 3.7 for
non-Maritime residents on a scale of 4.0. The mean grade point average of successful
applicants in 2010/11 was 3.7.
The MCAT is required and the test must have been taken within the last five years.
There are no prerequisite courses.
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Special Consideration: Applies on an individual basis to applicants with extenuating circumstances when
the need arises.
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Deferred Admissions: Considered (only for extenuating circumstances)
Transfers: Not considered
Combined Programs: Not available
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Interviews: Interviews are held on November 19 and 20, 2011 as advertised in the early summer on the
Admissions W ebpage. For the September, 2011 entering class there were 253 Maritime
residents interviewed and 73 non-Maritime residents interviewed for a total of 326 applicants
interviewed. Currently all Maritime residents who meet the minimum academic requirements
will be offered an interview.
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Offers of Admission: All decision letters to interviewed applicants will be tentatively released on March 5,
2012 as noted and updated on the Admissions W ebpage. A $1,000 non-refundable
acceptance deposit is required. This deposit is applied to tuition upon enrolment.
____________________________________________________________________________________
Application Details: An electronic application process is available on July 1, 2011. The deadline for
receipt of the application and fee of $70 is August 15, 2011. Transcripts and
supplemental information are due on September 1, 2011.
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To Request an Application or More Detailed Information:
Admissions & Student Affairs Tel: (902) 494-1874
Faculty of Medicine Fax: (902) 494-6369
Dalhousie University E-mail: [email protected]
CRC Building, Room C-124 W eb-site: admissions.medicine.dal.ca/
5849 University Avenue
Halifax NS B3H 4R2
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Applicant Statistics:
YEAR FOR W HICH ADMISSION W AS SOUGHT
2005/06 2006/07 2007/08 2008/09 2009/10
Offered and Registered 98 98 100 110 110
Offered Deferred Admission 1 - 2 1 -
Offer Declined 47 35 37 61 36
Not Offered 416 534 638 520 649
Total Applicants 562 667 777 692 795
SUCCESS RATE (%) BY
RESIDENCE% % % % %
Maritime Provinces 38.5 31.2 31.4 38.4 38.7
Other Canadian 13.7 7.6 7.6 13.7 6.7
Foreign 60.0 43.8 40.0 54.5 28.61
All Applicants to Dalhousie 26.0 19.9 17.9 24.9 18.4
Success Rate: Percentage of applicants who received at least one offer of admission
whether subsequently registered, declined or deferred.
Includes students who applied for positions available under contract with foreign governments1
or educational institutions in 2005/06 - 2009/10.
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Faculté de médecine, UNIVERSITÉ LAVAL
Durée du programme : 4 ans Langue du programme : Français
Épreuve de compétence en français : Oui Ordinateur : PC non requis
____________________________________________________________________________________
Nombre de nouvelles admissions en première année pour 2011/12 : 229
Ce nombre pourrait augmenter en raison d’abandons lors d’annés précédentes.
Frais de scolarité de première année pour 2011/12 : 3 396$ pour résidents du Québec; 9 178$ pour les
résidents d’une autre province canadienne/d’un
autre territoire canadien; 25 473$ pour l’étranger;
autres frais obligatoires 724$
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Facteurs de sélection : En 2011/12, le nombre de postes disponibles était de 229, incluant 8 postes à
pouvoir parmi les candidats au programme MD/PhD, 221 postes étaient occupés
par des résidents du Québec; plus jusqu’à 4 postes additionnels sont disponibles
aux candidats résidents québécois et membres des Premières Nations et du
peuple inuit (le contingent maximal pouvant être réparti entre les facultés de
médecine au Québec) et jusqu’à 6 postes additionnels offerts par le biais des
Forces canadiennes (le contingent maximal pouvant être réparti entre les facultés
de médecine francophones au Québec).
Les citoyens canadiens/résidents permanents ou les étudiants détenant un visa
peuvent présenter leur candidature.
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Critères d’études : Deux années d’études post-secondaires à temps plein sont requises.
Le “MCAT” n’est pas requis.
La cote de rendement en 2011/12 était de 33,555 pour les collégiens et de 30,889 pour
les universitaires.
Les cours pré-requis de niveau collégial ou l’équivalent : 2 cours en biologie, 3 cours
en chimie, 2 cours en mathématiques et 3 cours en physique.
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Considération particulière : S’applique aux candidats détenteurs d’un diplôme d’une faculté de médecine
hors du Canada ou des États-Unis qui sont résidents permanents du Québec;
aux candidats du contingent Collège d’enseignement général et professionnel
(CÉGEP); aux candidats du contingent autochtone; aux candidats du
contingent militaire; aux candidats au programme MD/PhD; et aux candidats
provenant du marché du travail.
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Admissions reportées : Non envisagées
Transferts : Non envisagés
Programmes combinés : MD/MSc, MD/PhD
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Entrevues : Les entrevues auront lieu en avril 2012. Pour la classe d’entrée de septembre 2011, on a
interviewé 991 résidents du Québec, 17 résidents d’ailleurs au Canada et 9 résidents de
l’extérieur du pays, portant à 1 017 le nombre de demandeurs interviewés.
____________________________________________________________________________________
Offres d’admission : Les offres seront envoyé par courriel en mai 2012 et aucun dépôt en argent n’est
exigé en lien avec l’acceptation de l’offre.
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Détails des demandes : Les demandes électroniques et papier sont disponibles le 1 octobre 2011. Laer
date limite pour la réception des demandes est le 1 février 2012 pour leser
universitaires et le 1 mars 2012 pour tous les autres. Les frais d’ouverture deer
dossier sont de 52$.
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Pour obtenir un formulaire de demande ou de plus amples informations :
Bureau de l’admission Téléphone : (418) 656-2131 poste 2492
Faculté de médecine Télécopieur : (418) 656-2733
Université Laval Courriel : [email protected]
Pavillon Ferdinand-Vandry Local 1316 Site web : www.fmed.ulaval.ca
Québec QC G1X 2R3
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Statistiques des candidats :
ANNÉE DE LA DEMANDE D’ADMISSION
2005/06 2006/07 2007/08 2008/09 2009/10
Offre et inscription 211 209 207 164 218
Offre refusée 260 154 135 210 191
Aucune offre 1037 1323 1371 1442 1533
Total des demandes 1508 1686 1713 1816 1942
TAUX DE SUCCÈS (%) PAR LIEU
DE RÉSIDENCE 1 % % % % %
Québec 32.4 23.3 21.1 21.4 22.8
Autre province/territoire canadien 9.0 5.1 9.8 10.0 4.5
Étranger 32.8 1.4 0.0 12.8 1.2
Toutes les demandes à Laval 31.2 21.5 20.0 20.6 21.1
Taux de succès : Pourcentage de candidats ayant reçu au moins une offre d’admission,
que l’inscription aie été immédiate, refusée ou reportée.
La province de Québec impose des restrictions à la fois sur le nombre de postes1
réservés à d’autres résidents au Canada et aux résidents de l’étranger. La distribution
se fait entre les quatre facultés de médecine au cours de chaque cycle d’admissions.
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Faculté de médecine et des sciences de la santé, UNIVERSITÉ DE SHERBROOKE
Durée du programme : 4 ans Langue du programme : Français
Épreuve de compétence en français : Oui Ordinateur : PC non requis
____________________________________________________________________________________
Nombre de nouvelles admissions en première année pour 2011/12 : 208
Ce nombre pourrait augmenter en raison d’abandons lors d’annés précédentes.
Frais de scolarité de première année pour 2011/12 : 3 324$ pour résidents du Québec et du Nouveau-
Brunswick; 8 982$ pour les résidents d’une autre
province/d’un autre territoire canadien; 25 582$
pour l’étranger; autres frais obligatoires 1 110$
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Facteurs de sélection : En 2012/13, le nombre de postes disponibles en première année tournera autour
de 210. Ce nombre pourrait toutefois varier en fonction des décrets
gouvernementaux ainsi que des attritions à remplacer. Ces 210 places,
approximativement réparties comme suit : 171 pour des candidats du contingent
régulier du Québec, 30 pour les candidats de l”Atlantique, 3 pour les candidats de
l’Ouest canadien, 3 pour les candidats étrangers détenant un visa d’études, 2 pour
les membres des Premières Nations et Inuits du Québec, 1 pour les membres des
Forces canadiennes.
Les 210 positions sont distribués sur trois sites approximativement comme suit :
147 au site Sherbrooke, 36 au site Saguenay, et 27 au site Moncton. Fin avril, les
candidats du contingent régulier du Québec doivent compléter un formulaire de
choix de site exprimant leur préférence entre les sites Saguenay et Sherbrooke.
L’attribution de ces personnes à l’un ou l’autre de ces deux sites dépend
notamment du nombre de places disponibles à chaque site au moment de l’offre,
de la préférence exprimée par le candidat via le formulaire de choix de site et
l’ordre des candidats dans la liste d’excellence. Le site Saguenay est
exclusivement réservé à des candidats québécois. Le site Moncton est
exclusivement réservé à des candidats du Nouveau-Brunswick.
Les citoyens canadiens et résidents permanents du Canada, de même que les
candidats étrangers détenant un visa d’études, peuvent présenter leur
candidature.
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Critères d’études : Détenir, ou obtenir avant la rentrée scolaire, un diplôme jugé équivalent au Diplôme
d’études collégiales, décerné par le Ministère de l’éducation, du loisir et du sport du
Québec; sinon, avoir réussi au moins 75 crédits universitaires à date limite du dépôt de
la demande d’admission.
La première étape du processus de sélection est basée sur les résultats scolaires
antérieurs. Toutefois, ces résultats ne sont pas résumés sous la forme d’un « GPA »,
m a is p lu tô t d ’u n e « c o te académ ique » . N o tre page in te rn e t
(http://www.usherbrooke.ca/doctorat-medecine/admission/questions-en-rafale/qu-est-
ce-que-la-cote-academique/) donne plus de détails sur cette cote, alors qu’une autre
d e n o s p a g e s i n t e r n e t ( h t t p : / / w w w . u s h e r b r o o k e . c a / d o c t o r a t -
medecine/admission/questions-en-rafale/donnees-saillantes/) détaille la cote
académique des derniers invités lors de l’année passée.
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Le “MCAT” n’est pas considéré.
Les cours préalables (de niveau postsecondaire) à avoir réussi sont : Mathématiques
103 et 203; Physique 101, 201 et 301; Chimie 101, 201 et 202; Biologie 301 et 401 ou
Biologie 911 et 921. Des cours jugés équivalents par notre faculté sont acceptés.
____________________________________________________________________________________
Admissions reportées : Non autorisées
Transferts : Non autorisés
Programmes combinés : MD/MSc, MD/PhD
____________________________________________________________________________________
Entrevues : Les candidats sélectionnés sur la base de leurs résultats scolaires antérieurs sont invités à
d’autres tests de sélection, qui varient selon les contingents considérés : Mini entrevues
multiples (MEM) et Test d’aptitude à l’apprentissage de la médecine à l’Université de
Sherbrooke (TAAMUS) pour les contingents du Québec, de l’Atlantique et de l’Ouest canadien,
ainsi que pour les membres des Forces canadiennes; entrevue pour les candidats étrangers
détenant un visa d’études ainsi que pour les membres des Premières Nations et Inuits du
Québec. MEM et TAAMUS ont lieu en avril, 2012, les autres entrevues en mai et juin, 2012.
Lors du processus d’admission 2011, 832 candidats québécois et 68 candidats de l’Atlantique
ont été invités à passer les MEM et TAAMUS. Le TAAMUS est un test paper-crayon d’une durée
d’une heure.
____________________________________________________________________________________
Offres d’admission : En 2011, les premières offres d’admission ont été acheminées à compter du 13 mai
et auront éventuellement cours jusqu’au 2 septembre. Des frais d’inscription de 200$
doivent obligatoirement être acquittés pour accepter une offre et réserver sa place.
Ce montant peur être remboursé au complet jusqu’au 1 juin et à 50% jusqu’au 15er
septembre.
____________________________________________________________________________________
Détails des demandes : Les demandes d’admission, de formats électronique ou papier, sont disponibles
pendant toute l’année. La date lim ite pour la réception des demandes est le 15
janvier 2012 pour tous les candidats, sauf pour les candidats québécois de
catégorie collégiale n’ayant aucon crédit universitaire (ces personnes ont jusqu’au
1 mars, 2012). Les frais d’ouverture de dossier sont de 70$.er
____________________________________________________________________________________
Pour obtenir un formulaire de demande ou de plus amples informations :
Bureau de la registraire Téléphone : (819) 821-7688
Université de Sherbrooke Télécopieur : (819) 821-7966
2500, boulevard de l’Université Courriel : [email protected]
Sherbrooke QC J1K 2R1 Site web : www.usherbrooke.ca/doctorat_medecine
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Statistiques des candidats :
ANNÉE DE LA DEMANDE D’ADMISSION
2005/06 2006/07 2007/08 2008/09 2009/10
Offre et inscription 166 194 195 204 196
Offre refusée 228 211 227 179 265
Aucune offre 1345 1634 1323 1509 1471
Total des demandes 1739 2039 1745 1892 1932
TAUX DE SUCCÈS (%) PAR LIEU
DE RÉSIDENCE 1 % % % % %
Québec 23.6 21.9 24.7 20.4 24.2
Autre province/territoire canadien 34.6 23.1 33.9 30.6 36.4
Étranger 0.8 0.5 1.2 1.3 1.1
Toutes les demandes à Sherbrooke 22.7 19.9 24.2 20.2 23.9
Taux de succès : Pourcentage de candidats ayant reçu au moins une offre d’admission,
que l’inscription aie été immédiate, refusée ou reportée.
La province de Québec impose des restrictions à la fois sur le nombre de postes1
réservés à d’autres résidents au Canada et aux résidents de l’étranger. La distribution
se fait entre les quatre facultés de médecine au cours de chaque cycle d’admissions.
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Faculté de médecine, UNIVERSITÉ DE MONTRÉAL
Durée des programmes : 5 ans (année préparatoire) Langue des programmes : Français
4 ans (programme de MD)
Épreuve de compétence en français : Oui Ordinateur : PC non requis
____________________________________________________________________________________
Nombre de nouvelles admissions en 2011/12 : 300 (219 - 5 ans; 81 - 4 ans, première année)
Ce nombre pourrait augmenter en raison d’abandons lors d’annés précédentes
Frais de scolarité de première année pour 2011/12 : 3 252$ pour résidents du Québec; 8 787$ pour les
résidents d’une autre province/d’un autre territoire
canadien; 24 389$ pour l’étranger; autres frais
obligatoires 1 274$
____________________________________________________________________________________
Facteurs de sélection : En 2011/12, le nombre de postes disponibles était de 300 dont 295 postes
occupés par des résidents du Québec, 3 postes selon l’entente avec la province
du Nouveau-Brunswick et 2 postes pour les candidats détenteurs d’un visa
étudiante; plus jusqu’à 4 postes additionnels sont disponibles aux candidats
résidents québécois et membres des Premières Nations et du peuple inuit (le
contingent maximal pouvant être réparti entre les facultés de médecine au
Québec) et jusqu’à 6 postes additionnels offerts par le biais des Forces
canadiennes (le contingent maximal pouvant être réparti entre les facultés de
médecine francophones au Québec).
Les 300 positions sont allouées à deux campus : à l’Université de Montréal - 179
en année préparatoire et 76 au programme de MD; au Centre d’études médicales
en Mauricie (à Trois-Rivières) - 40 en année préparatoire et 5 au programme de
MD. Dans la mesure ou il y a des places disponibles, le candidat peut choisir entre
le campus à Montréal ou le campus en Mauricie.
Tous les candidats font une demande d’admission à l’année préparatoire au
programme de MD. Selon le profil académique du candidat, le Comité d’admission
décidera si une candidature sera considérée pour l’année préparatoire ou pour la
première année de médecine.
Selon le nombre de postes, environ les trois quarts candidats retenus sont admis
en année préparatoire et l’autre quart s’ajoute au contingent de l’année
préparatoire de l’année précédente pour former la première année.
Les citoyens canadiens/résidents permanents ou les étudiants détenant un visa
peuvent présenter leur candidature.
Les candidats ayant un Baccalauréat sont considérés dans une catégorie
particulière. Environ 45% des étudiants admis sont dans cette catégorie. Les
candidats ayant un PhD sont également dans une catégorie particulière de même
que les candidats étrangers.
____________________________________________________________________________________
Critères d’études : Année préparatoire : Soit deux années à plein temps de Collège d’enseignement
général et professionnel (CÉGEP) en sciences, lettres et arts ou en sciences de la
nature et avoir atteint les objectifs ØØXU (biologie) et ØØXV (chimie). Soit tout autre
diplôme d’études collégiales et avoir réussi, avant l’entrée dans le programme, les
cours préalables suivant : Biologie 301 et 401 ou deux cours de biologie humaine;
Chimie 101, 201 et 202; Mathématiques 103 et 203; Physique 101, 201 et 301. Soit être
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titulaire d’un diplôme d’études post-secondaires équivalent à un DÉC ou à un
baccalauréat obtenus au Québec et avoir réussi les cours préalables ci-dessus
mentionnés ou des cours équivalents dans chacune des quatre matières. L’année
préparatoire est requise pour les collégiens, les étudiants étrangers et les universitaires
ayant complété un premier grade universitaire mais dont le programme d’études n’est
pas jugé globalement équivalent à celui de l’année préparatoire.
Quatre ans : Un Baccalauréat obtenus au Québec dans un programme d’études jugé
équivalent à l’année préparatoire ou tout autre diplôme équivalent est exigé au moment
de l’admission pour les candidats de la catégorie universitaire.
Une cote de rendement est calculée pour tous les candidats. Selon les critères
présentement en vigueur, une première sélection est faite, par catégorie, fondée sur
l’excellence du dossier scolaire établie en tenant compte de la cote de rendement. Le
dernier collégien convoqué aux entrevues avait une cote de rendement de 33.000 et
le dernier universitaire avait une cote de 32.000.
Le “MCAT” n’est pas requis.
____________________________________________________________________________________
Considération particulière : S’applique aux candidats détenteurs d’un diplôme d’une faculté de médecine
hors du Canada ou des États-Unis qui sont citoyens canadiens ou résidents
permanents qui sont résidents du Québec.
____________________________________________________________________________________
Admissions reportées : Non envisagées
Transferts : Non envisagés
Programmes combinés : MD/MSc, MD/PhD
____________________________________________________________________________________
Entrevues : Les entrevues de type MEM (Mini entrevues multiples) auront lieu un samedi et un dimanche
d’avril 2012. Les candidats devront se présenter en personne à la date et au lieu où ils auront
été convoqués sans possibilité de changement. Année préparatoire : Pour la classe d’entrée de
septembre 2011, on a interviewé 944 résidents du Québec et 8 résidents d’ailleurs au Canada
et 6 résident de l’extérieur du pays portant à 958 le nombre de demandeurs interviewés. Quatre
ans : Pour la classe d’entrée de septembre 2011, on a interviewé 257 résidents du Québec
portant à 257 le nombre de demandeurs interviewés. Les frais d’entrevues sont présentement
de 100$ mais pourrait être haussés dans les mois qui viennent.
____________________________________________________________________________________
Offres d’admission : Les offres seront mises à la poste vers le 15 mai 2012 pour l’ensemble des
candidats. Il y aura un dépôt d’acception obligatoire de 200$.
____________________________________________________________________________________
Détails des demandes : La version papier est disponible le 1 septembre 2011 et la version électroniqueer
est disponible le 1 décembre 2011. La date limite pour la réception deser
demandes est le 15 janvier 2012 pour les universitaires et le 1 mars 2012 pourer
les collégiens. Les frais d’ouverture de dossier sont de 80$ par voie électronique
et 100$ sur support paper.
____________________________________________________________________________________
Pour obtenir un formulaire de demande ou de plus amples informations :
Université de Montréal Téléphone : (514) 343-7076
CP 6218 succursale Centre-ville Télécopieur : (514) 343-5788
Montréal QC H3C 3T5 Courriel : [email protected]
Site web : www.umontreal.ca (rubrique Guichet Étudiant)
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Statistiques des candidats : Année préparatoire
ANNÉE DE LA DEMANDE D’ADMISSION
2005/06 2006/07 2007/08 2008/09 2009/10
Offre et inscription 187 198 203 207 208
Offre refusée 173 156 139 165 182
Aucune offre 1128 1021 1136 1255 1366
Total des demandes 1488 1375 1478 1627 1756
TAUX DE SUCCÈS (%) PAR LIEU
DE RÉSIDENCE 1 % % % % %
Québec 26.4 27.5 25.1 24.8 24.1
Autre province/territoire canadien 5.4 9.1 10.3 3.8 4.1
Étranger 0.0 1.9 1.0 0.0 1.0
Toutes les demandes à Montréal 24.2 25.7 23.1 22.9 22.2
Taux de succès : Pourcentage de candidats ayant reçu au moins une offre d’admission,
que l’inscription aie été immédiate, refusée ou reportée.
Statistiques des candidats : Programme de MD
ANNÉE DE LA DEMANDE D’ADMISSION
2005/06 2006/07 2007/08 2008/09 2009/10
Offre et inscription 69 67 70 71 66
Offre refusée 28 13 21 6 6
Aucune offre 593 582 548 613 475
Total des demandes 690 662 639 690 547
TAUX DE SUCCÈS (%) PAR LIEU
DE RÉSIDENCE 1 % % % % %
Québec 15.2 13.5 14.9 12.0 14.4
Autre province/territoire canadien 6.7 0.0 7.7 6.7 0.0
Étranger 3.5 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0
Toutes les demandes à Montréal 14.1 12.1 14.2 11.2 13.2
Taux de succès : Pourcentage de candidats ayant reçu au moins une offre d’admission,
que l’inscription aie été immédiate, refusée ou reportée.
La province de Québec impose des restrictions à la fois sur le nombre de postes1
réservés à d’autres résidents au Canada et aux résidents de l’étranger. La distribution
se fait entre les quatre facultés de médecine au cours de chaque cycle d’admissions.
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Faculty of Medicine, MCGILL UNIVERSITY - MED-P Program
Length of Program: 1 preparatory year followed by 4 years MD, CM L a n g u a g e o f I n s t r u c t i o n :
English
Proficiency in English Testing: No Computer: Personal required
____________________________________________________________________________________
2011/12 New Admissions into MED-P: 85
2011/12 MED-P Tuition: The preparatory year program fees ($2,168 tuition, $1,559 other compulsory
fees) are those of the Faculty of Science in which the student is registered for
this year. Upon successful completion of the preparatory year, the student will
be admitted to the MD-CM program in the faculty of medicine.
____________________________________________________________________________________
Selection Factors: The anticipated number of positions available for 2012/13 is 85.
Canadian citizens/permanent residents who are residents of Québec currently enrolled
in their final year at a Québec Collège d’enseignement général et professionnel
(CÉGEP) science program may apply.
____________________________________________________________________________________
Academic Criteria: A CÉGEP Diplôme d’études collégiales is required at time of admission.
The suggested cote de rendement collégial is 34.0 and the average of applicants invited
for interview in 2011/12 was 35.2.
The MCAT is not required.
Prerequisite courses from the CÉGEP program in Health Sciences include biology,
chemistry, mathematics, physics and one organic chemistry course.
____________________________________________________________________________________
Interviews: These are of the Multiple Mini-Interview (MMI) format and take place around mid-April, 2012.
For the 2011/12 year, 201 applicants were interviewed. Interviews can be in English or French
based on the applicant’s choice at time of application.
____________________________________________________________________________________
Offers of Admission: Offers are sent via e-mail and posted on the electronic application system in mid-
May, 2012. A $300 acceptance deposit is required, applicable towards tuition and
refundable for a limited period of time.
____________________________________________________________________________________
Application Details: An electronic application process is available starting September 1, 2011 with a fee
of $140 payable upon completion. The deadline for receipt of the application,
including supporting documents, is March 1, 2012.
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To Request More Detailed Information:
Office of Admissions, Equity and Diversity Tel: (514) 398-3517
Faculty of Medicine Fax: (514) 398-4631
McGill University E-mail: [email protected]
Meredith Annex W eb-site: www.mcgill.ca/medadmissions
3708 Peel Street Application: http://www.mcgill.ca/applying/online/ready/
Montréal QC H3A 1W 9
____________________________________________________________________________________
Applicant Statistics: MED-P Program
YEAR FOR W HICH ADMISSION W AS SOUGHT
2005/06 2006/07 2007/08 2008/09 2009/10
Offered and Registered 81 79 80 88 80
Offer Declined 56 32 32 17 33
Not Offered 230 232 302 335 464
Total Applicants 367 343 414 440 577
SUCCESS RATE (%) BY
RESIDENCE% % % % %
Québec 37.4 32.4 27.1 23.9 19.6
Success Rate: Percentage of applicants who received at least one offer of admission
whether subsequently registered, declined or deferred.
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Faculty of Medicine, MCGILL UNIVERSITY - MD-CM Program
Length of Program: 4 years Language of Instruction: English
Proficiency in English Testing: No Computer: Personal required
____________________________________________________________________________________
2011/12 New Admissions into Year One: 184
At time of admission, first year quota positions may increase due to attrition.
2011/12 First-Year Tuition: $5,058 for residents of Québec; $13,668 for other Canadian residents;
$37,939 for visa students; other compulsory fees were $2,790; international
students are subject to additional health insurance fees
____________________________________________________________________________________
Selection Factors: The anticipated number of first-year positions available in 2012/13 is 182 of which up
to 4 positions are available for visa students, up to 9 positions are available for
Canadian citizens/permanent residents residing outside Québec but in Canada and up
to 3 positions available for residents of Québec from the non-traditional pathway with
the remaining positions for residents of Québec distributed among university-level
applicants and students who have successfully completed the MED-P year. An
additional 4 positions (maximum quota distributed among Québec faculties) available
to First Nations/Inuit applicants who are residents of Québec. In 2011/12, 169 positions
were filled by residents of Québec of which 3 positions were filled by non-traditional
pathway applicants.
Canadian citizens/permanent residents or visa students may apply.
____________________________________________________________________________________
Academic Criteria: A 4 year Bachelor degree (120 credits) is required at time of admission.
The suggested cumulative grade point average is 3.5 or higher on a 4.0 scale and the
mean grade point average for successful applicants in 2011/12 was approximately 3.77.
The MCAT is required for all international students and for Canadian citizens/permanent
residents who hold undergraduate degrees from non-Canadian universities and results
must be available by the application deadline. It is suggested that total scores should
equal a minimum of 30. Test results greater than five years from the application
deadline will not be considered.
Prerequisite courses include a full year with laboratory work in each of general biology,
general chemistry and general physics; one semester with laboratory work in organic
chemistry. Courses in biochemistry, cellular and molecular biology and statistics are
recommended. Pass/fail grades are not acceptable and courses completed more than
8 years ago must be repeated. Exception may be made for applicants with advanced
degrees in the material concerned.
_____________________________________________________________________________________
Special Consideration: May be given to applicants with extenuating circumstances upon formal request
and First Nations/Inuit applicants who are residents of Québec.
_____________________________________________________________________________________
Deferred Admissions: Considered only for graduate academic reasons
Transfers: Not considered
Combined Programs: MD-CM/MBA, MD-CM/PhD
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Interviews: These are of the Multiple Mini-Interviews (MMI) format and will take place in late February,
2012 for all applicants. For the 2011/12 year, there were 201 university-level Québec residents
interviewed, 27 other residents of Canada interviewed and 22 international residents
interviewed for a total of 250 applicants interviewed for the MD-CM or joint programs.
______________________________________________________________________________________
Offers of Admission: Offers are sent via e-mail and posted on the electronic application system in early
March, 2012. A $500 acceptance deposit is required, applicable towards tuition and
refundable for a limited period of time.
____________________________________________________________________________________
Application Details: An electronic application process is available starting September 1, 2011 with a fee
of $140 payable upon completion. The deadline for receipt of the application is
November 1, 2011 and all supporting documents must be received no later than
November 15, 2011.
____________________________________________________________________________________
To Request More Detailed Information:
Office of Admissions, Equity and Diversity Tel: (514) 398-3517
Faculty of Medicine Fax: (514) 398-4631
McGill University E-mail: [email protected]
Meredith Annex W eb-site: www.mcgill.ca/medadmissions
3708 Peel Street Application: http://www.mcgill.ca/applying/online/ready/
Montréal QC H3A 1W 9
____________________________________________________________________________________
Applicant Statistics: MD,CM Program
YEAR FOR W HICH ADMISSION W AS SOUGHT
2005/06 2006/07 2007/08 2008/09 2009/10
Offered and Registered 171 169 170 164 176
Offered Deferred Admission 3 5 6 - 1
Offer Declined 88 25 26 35 15
Not Offered 504 682 829 825 770
Total Applicants 766 881 1031 1024 962
SUCCESS RATE (%) BY
RESIDENCE 1 % % % % %
Québec 76.3 57.1 48.2 33.7 48.5
Other Canadian 9.5 6.3 4.2 5.3 3.5
Foreign 27.4 9.3 10.3 11.5 12.2
All Applicants to McGill 34.2 22.6 19.6 19.4 20.0
Success Rate: Percentage of applicants who received at least one offer of admission
whether subsequently registered, declined or deferred.
The province of Québec has restrictions on both the numbers of positions allocated for1
other residents in Canada and residents outside Canada. The distribution is apportioned
by the four faculties of medicine during each admissions cycle.
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Faculty of Medicine, UNIVERSITY OF OTTAWA
Length of Program: 4 years Language of Instruction: English and French
Proficiency in English Testing: No Computer: Personal required (to be purchased
through the university and invoiced with tuition
fees)
____________________________________________________________________________________
2011/12 New Admissions into Year One: 164
2011/12 First-Year Tuition: $19,557 for Canadian residents; other compulsory fees were $913
____________________________________________________________________________________
Selection Factors: The projected number of year one positions available for 2012/13 is 168 which includes
up to 7 positions available to Aboriginal/native students and up to 4 positions available
to students in the MD/PhD program; plus 8 positions available through the “Consortium
national de formation en santé” program and up to 4 positions available through the
Canadian Forces (provided the Canadian Forces will continue to subsidize the Medical
Military Training Program).
Canadian citizens/permanent residents may apply.
____________________________________________________________________________________
Academic Criteria: Three years full-time university studies leading to a Bachelor’s degree is required.
The minimum acceptable grade point average is 3.5 on a 4.0 scale. The mean grade
point average of successful applicants in 2010/11 was 3.90.
The MCAT is not required.
Prerequisite courses include the equivalent of one full year course in general biology
(with laboratory) and one full year course in humanities/social sciences and the
equivalent of two full year courses in the following chemistries - general chemistry (with
laboratory), organic chemistry (with laboratory) and/or biochemistry (without laboratory).
____________________________________________________________________________________
Special Consideration: Aboriginal applicants: Required minimum weighted grade point average is set at
a lower cut-off for advancement in the selection process.
____________________________________________________________________________________
Deferred Admissions: Considered under exceptional circumstances only
Transfers: Considered under special conditions
Combined Programs: MD/PhD
____________________________________________________________________________________
Interviews: These take place in March, 2012. Approximately 590 applicants are interviewed.
____________________________________________________________________________________
Offers of Admission: Offers are e-mailed starting on May 15, 2012 until the class is complete. A firm non-
refundable deposit of $1,000 must be received with a final acceptance and will be
deducted from the tuition fee.
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Application Details: See OMSAS section.
____________________________________________________________________________________
To Request an Application (which includes more information):
See OMSAS section.
For More Detailed Information:
Admissions Tel: (613) 562-5409
Faculty of Medicine Fax: (613) 562-5651
University of Ottawa E-mail: [email protected]
451 Smyth Road Room 2046 W eb-site: www.medicine.uottawa.ca
Ottawa ON K1H 8M5
____________________________________________________________________________________
Applicant Statistics:
YEAR FOR W HICH ADMISSION W AS SOUGHT
2005/06 2006/07 2007/08 2008/09 2009/10
Offered and Registered 148 150 153 145
data
not yet
provided
Offered Deferred Admission 2 2 1 1
Offer Declined 63 69 98 58
Not Offered 2428 2938 3102 3065
Total Applicants 2641 3159 3354 3269
SUCCESS RATE (%) BY
RESIDENCE% % % % %
Ontario 8.7 7.6 7.7 7.2
Other Canadian 6.3 5.5 7.3 3.8
Foreign 3.6 2.3 0.0 0.01
All Applicants to Ottawa 8.1 7.0 7.5 6.2
Success Rate: Percentage of applicants who received at least one offer of admission
whether subsequently registered, declined or deferred.
Includes Canadian citizens/landed immigrants who were living outside Canada1
at time of application.
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Faculté de médecine, UNIVERSITÉ D’OTTAWA
Durée du programme : 4 années Langue du programme : Français et anglais
Épreuve de compétence en français : Au besoin Ordinateur : Besoin d’un ordinateur personnel
(l’achat peut se faire par l’entremise de l’université
et la facturation se fait avec les frais de scolarité)
____________________________________________________________________________________
Nombre de nouvelles admissions en première année pour 2011/12 : 164
Frais de scolarité de première année pour 2011/12 : 19 557$ pour résidents du Canada; autre frais
obligatoires 913$
____________________________________________________________________________________
Facteurs de sélection : Les prévisions du nombre de postes de première année disponibles pour 2012/13
sont de 168, incluant jusqu’à 7 postes réservés aux étudiants autochtones et
jusqu’‘a 4 postes réservés aux étudiants du programme MD/PhD; plus 8 postes
par le biais du programme du Consortium national de formation en santé et
jusqu’à 4 postes offerts par le biais des Forces canadiennes (et à condition que
les Forces canadiennes continuent de subventionner le Programme militaire
d’études en médecine).
Les citoyens canadiens/résidents permanents peuvent présenter leur candidature.
____________________________________________________________________________________
Critères d’études : Trois années d’études à temps complet d’un programme de premier cycle menant au
Baccalauréat sont requises.
La moyenne pondérée cumulative minimum acceptable est de 3.5 sur une cote de
rendement de 4.0. La moyenne pondérée cumulative des candidats admis en 2010/11
était 3.90.
Le “MCAT” n’est pas requis.
Les cours pré-requis incluent l’équivalent d’une année complète de cours en biologie
générale (avec travaux pratiques) et une année complète dans les humanités ou
sciences sociales et l’équivalent de deux années complètes de cours en chimie parmi
les cours suivants - chimie générale (avec travaux pratiques), chimie organique (avec
travaux pratiques) et/ou biochimie (sans travaux pratiques).
____________________________________________________________________________________
Considération particulière : Candidats autochtones : Les dossiers des candidats autochtones avancent
dans le cheminement du processus de sélection avec une moyenne pondérée
minimale moins élevée pour l’excellence des notes.
____________________________________________________________________________________
Admissions reportées : Envisagées sous circonstance exceptionnelle seulement
Transferts : Envisagés selon des considérations particulières
Programmes combinés : MD/PhD
____________________________________________________________________________________
Entrevues : Les entrevues auront lieu en mars 2012. Environ 590 candidats seront interviewés.
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Offres d’admission : Les offres seront envoyées par courriel à compter du 15 mai 2012, jusqu’à ce que la
classe soit complète. Un dépôt ferme et non remboursable de 1 000$ doit être reçu
pour toute acceptation finale. Ce dépôt sera déduit des frais de scolarité.
____________________________________________________________________________________
Détails des demandes : Consultez la section Service ontarien de demande d’admission en médecine.
____________________________________________________________________________________
Pour obtenir un formulaire de demande (plus amples informations) :
Consultez la section Service ontarien de demande d’admission en médecine.
Pour de plus amples informations :
Admissions Téléphone : (613) 562-5409
Faculté de médecine Télécopieur : (613) 562-5651
Université d’Ottawa Courriel : [email protected]
451 chemin Smyth Pièce 2046 Site web : www.medicine.uottawa.ca
Ottawa ON K1H 8M5
____________________________________________________________________________________
Statistiques des candidats :
ANNÉE DE LA DEMANDE D’ADMISSION
2005/06 2006/07 2007/08 2008/09 2009/10
Offre et inscription 148 150 153 145 aucune
donnée
n’a été
soumise
à ce jour
Offre d’admission reportée 2 2 1 1
Offre refusée 63 69 98 58
Aucune offre 2428 2938 3102 3065
Total des demandes 2641 3159 3354 3269
TAUX DE SUCCÈS (%) PAR LIEU
DE RÉSIDENCE% % % % %
Ontario 8.7 7.6 7.7 7.2
Autre province/territoire canadien 6.3 5.5 7.3 3.8
Étranger 3.6 2.3 0.0 0.01
Toutes les demandes à Ottawa 8.1 7.0 7.5 6.2
Taux de succès : Pourcentage de candidats ayant reçu au moins une offre d’admission,
que l’inscription aie été immédiate, refusée ou reportée.
Cette catégorie inclut les citoyens canadiens/résidents permanents qui étaient domiciliés1
à l’extérieur du Canada au moment de leurs demandes d’admission.
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School of Medicine, QUEEN’S UNIVERSITY AT KINGSTON
Length of Program: 4 years Language of Instruction: English
Proficiency in English Testing: No Computer: A laptop is required
____________________________________________________________________________________
2011/12 New Admissions into Year One: 100
2011/12 First-Year Tuition: $19,686 for Canadian residents; other compulsory fees were $911
____________________________________________________________________________________
Selection Factors: The number of year one positions available for 2012/13 is100 which includes up to 4
positions available to Aboriginal students.
Canadian citizens/permanent residents may apply.
____________________________________________________________________________________
Academic Criteria: Three years full-time university/college is required.
Applicants are assessed based on the cumulative converted grade point average (see
the OMSAS Conversion Scale) of all years of undergraduate study, including summer
and supplemental courses. For applicants who do not meet the minimum requirement,
the most recent two full-time years of completed undergraduate study will be
considered. Grade point averages fluctuate annually based on the applicant pool. Past
minimum grade point average levels are not a predictor of future levels.
The MCAT is required and the test must have been taken within five years of the
application submission.
Prerequisite courses include one full credit in a biological science, a physical science
and either a humanities or social science.
____________________________________________________________________________________
Special Consideration: Applies to Aboriginal applicants.
____________________________________________________________________________________
Deferred Admissions: Considered
Transfers: Not considered
Combined Programs: May be considered on an individual basis
____________________________________________________________________________________
Interviews: These take place on March 3, 4, 24 and 25, 2012.
____________________________________________________________________________________
Offers of Admission: Offers are mailed on May 15, 2012. A non-refundable acceptance deposit of $1,050
must be received in order to secure the position. The deposit will be deducted from
the tuition fee.
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Application Details: See OMSAS section.
____________________________________________________________________________________
To Request an Application (which includes more information):
See OMSAS section.
For More Detailed Information:
Admissions Officer Tel: (613) 533-3307
School of Medicine Fax: (613) 533-3190
Queen’s University at Kingston E-mail: [email protected]
68 Barrie Street W eb-site: http://meds.queensu.ca/undergraduate
Kingston ON K7L 3N6
____________________________________________________________________________________
Applicant Statistics:
YEAR FOR W HICH ADMISSION W AS SOUGHT
2005/06 2006/07 2007/08 2008/09 2009/10
Offered and Registered 97 95 100 100
data
not yet
provided
Offered Deferred Admission 4 3 1 3
Offer Declined 99 72 91 96
Not Offered 1576 2030 2117 2840
Total Applicants 1776 2200 2309 3039
SUCCESS RATE (%) BY
RESIDENCE% % % % %
Ontario 10.3 8.0 8.1 7.1
Other Canadian 13.7 7.2 9.3 5.4
Foreign 11.8 0.0 0.0 2.41
All Applicants to Queen’s 11.3 7.7 8.3 6.5
Success Rate: Percentage of applicants who received at least one offer of admission
whether subsequently registered, declined or deferred.
Includes Canadian citizens/landed immigrants who were living outside Canada1
at time of application.
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Faculty of Medicine, UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO
Length of Program: 4 years Language of Instruction: English
Proficiency in English Testing: No Computer: Personal not required
____________________________________________________________________________________
2011/12 New Admissions into Year One: 259
2011/12 First-Year Tuition: $18,977 for Canadian residents; $53,604 for visa students; other compulsory
fees were $1,436
____________________________________________________________________________________
Selection Factors: The number of year one positions available for 2012/13 is 259 which includes up to 7
positions available for foreign students and up to 10 positions available to applicants to
the MD/PhD program.
The 259 positions are allocated to two campuses: 205 at the St. George campus (in
downtown Toronto) and 54 at the Mississauga campus (in Mississauga).
Students will be assigned to either the Mississauga campus or the St. George campus
at the time of admission. At the St. George campus, students will be assigned to one
of three academy sites shortly after the admissions process is completed. The St.
George campus includes the Fitzgerald, Peters-Boyd and W ightman-Berris Academies.
All campus and academy assignments will be for the entire 4 years of study. All
students will be able to participate in clinical learning opportunities across the faculty of
medicine’s affiliates. During the interview weekends, detailed information regarding the
campus and academy structure and method of assignment will be provided. Interviewed
applicants will be asked to complete a short survey indicating their preference for one
academy over the other, or that they have no preference. Although we cannot guarantee
placement at one’s first choice of campus or academy, our process is designed to
maximise student satisfaction.
Canadian citizens/permanent residents or visa students may apply.
____________________________________________________________________________________
Academic Criteria: A minimum of three years full-time university study is required.
The minimum acceptable grade point average is 3.6 on a 4.0 scale. The mean grade
point average of successful applicants in 2011/12 was 3.88.
The MCAT is required and the test must have been written within five years of the
application deadline. Only the most recent score is considered. The minimum
acceptable scores are 9/9/9 and N.
Prerequisite courses include two full courses in life sciences and one full course in
social science or humanities or a second language.
____________________________________________________________________________________
Special Consideration: Applicants from a graduate program are assessed in a separate process. They
must submit additional information showing research productivity as well as
additional reference letters. Graduate applicants may be considered with a lower
than minimum required grade point average. Graduate applicants will only be
considered if they have already completed or are in the final stages of completing
their graduate program. Completion of all program requirements, including
successful defense of a thesis if required, must occur prior to June 30 in the yearth
of proposed entry.
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Deferred Admissions: Considered (not routinely)
Transfers: Not considered
Combined Programs: MD/PhD
____________________________________________________________________________________
Interviews: These take place on 3 weekends between February-April, 2012. For the September, 2011
entering class there were 528 applicants interviewed.
____________________________________________________________________________________
Offers of Admission: Offers are mailed on May 15, 2012. A non-refundable acceptance deposit of $1,000
must be received in order to secure the position. The deposit will be applied to the
tuition fee.
____________________________________________________________________________________
Application Details: See OMSAS section.
____________________________________________________________________________________
To Request an Application (which includes more information):
See OMSAS section.
For More Detailed Information:
Office of Admissions & Student Financial Services Tel: (416) 978-7928
Faculty of Medicine Fax: (416) 971-2163
University of Toronto E-mail: [email protected]
Medical Sciences Building Room 2135 W eb-site: www.md.utoronto.ca
1 King’s College Circle
Toronto ON M5S 1A8
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Applicant Statistics:
YEAR FOR W HICH ADMISSION W AS SOUGHT
2005/06 2006/07 2007/08 2008/09 2009/10
Offered and Registered 196 207 220 222
data
not yet
provided
Offered Deferred Admission 14 4 4 3
Offer Declined 69 79 70 67
Not Offered 1817 2461 2867 2439
Total Applicants 2096 2751 3161 2731
SUCCESS RATE (%) BY
RESIDENCE% % % % %
Ontario 14.4 11.4 10.1 11.5
Other Canadian 11.0 8.6 7.8 8.8
Foreign 6.2 5.6 2.3 2.0
All Applicants to Toronto 13.3 10.5 9.3 10.7
Success Rate: Percentage of applicants who received at least one offer of admission
whether subsequently registered, declined or deferred.
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Michael G. DeGroote School of Medicine, MCMASTER UNIVERSITY
Length of Program: 3 years Language of Instruction: English
Proficiency in English Testing: Yes Computer: Required
____________________________________________________________________________________
2011/12 New Admissions into Year One: 203
2011/12 First-Year Tuition: $22,497 for Canadian residents; $95.000 for visa students; other compulsory
fees were $842
____________________________________________________________________________________
Selection Factors: The number of year one positions available for 2011/12 was 203: 147 positions were
at the Hamilton campus, 28 positions were at the W aterloo Regional Campus (in
Kitchener) and 28 positions were at the Niagara Regional Campus (in St. Catharines).
All applicants invited to the MMI (Multiple Mini Interview) will be asked to rank their site
choice or indicate no preference. Offers of admission will be made from the master rank
list irrespective of geographical preference. Subsequent to filling the positions,
registrants will be offered a position based on their preference and geographical
background. The offer of admission will be binding to a specific site.
Canadian citizens/permanent residents or visa students may apply.
____________________________________________________________________________________
Academic Criteria: Three years (30 credits) of university is required.
The minimum acceptable grade point average is 3.0 on a 4.0 scale. The mean grade
point average of successful applicants in 2011/12 was 3.75.
The MCAT is required — only the Verbal Reasoning score (a minimum score of 6 is
required) is used in the selection process. The test must have been taken within five
years of the application deadline.
There are no prerequisite courses.
____________________________________________________________________________________
Special Consideration: Aboriginal applicants must self-identify and must meet minimum requirements.
Applicants are reviewed by a separate committee.
____________________________________________________________________________________
Deferred Admissions: Considered
Transfers: Not considered
Combined Programs: MD/PhD
____________________________________________________________________________________
Interviews: These take place in March and April, 2012. For the September, 2011 entering class there were
495 Ontario residents interviewed, 50 other residents of Canada interviewed and 2 residents
outside of Canada interviewed for a total of 547 applicants interviewed.
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Offers of Admission: Offers are mailed on May 15, 2012. A non-refundable acceptance deposit of $1,000
must be received in order to secure the position. The deposit will be deducted from
the tuition fee.
____________________________________________________________________________________
Application Details: See OMSAS section.
____________________________________________________________________________________
To Request an Application (which includes more information):
See OMSAS section.
For More Detailed Information:
McMaster University MD Admissions Tel: (905) 525-9140 ext. 22235
1280 Main Street W est MDCL-3104 Fax: (905) 546-0349
Hamilton ON L8S 4K1 E-mail: [email protected]
W eb-site: www.fhs.mcmaster.ca/mdprog
____________________________________________________________________________________
Applicant Statistics:
YEAR FOR W HICH ADMISSION W AS SOUGHT
2005/06 2006/07 2007/08 2008/09 2009/10
Offered and Registered 149 146 164 181
data
not yet
provided
Offered Deferred Admission 3 5 2 3
Offer Declined 93 75 72 79
Not Offered 3661 4373 4609 4470
Total Applicants 3906 4599 4847 4733
SUCCESS RATE (%) BY
RESIDENCE% % % % %
Ontario 7.0 5.6 5.4 6.5
Other Canadian 4.1 2.9 3.4 2.8
Foreign 3.6 2.1 2.6 2.71
All Applicants to McMaster 6.3 4.9 4.9 5.6
Success Rate: Percentage of applicants who received at least one offer of admission
whether subsequently registered, declined or deferred.
Includes students who applied for positions available under contract with foreign governments1
or educational institutions in 2005/06 - 2006/07.
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Schulich School of Medicine & Dentistry, UNIVERSITY OF WESTERN ONTARIO
Length of Program: 4 years Language of Instruction: English
Proficiency in English Testing: No Computer: Personal required
____________________________________________________________________________________
2011/12 New Admissions into Year One: 171
2011/12 First-Year Tuition: $19,139 for Canadian residents; other compulsory fees were $1,045
____________________________________________________________________________________
Selection Factors: The number of year one positions available for 2012/13 is 171; 133 in London and 38
at the W indsor campus. Students are assigned to the campus of their preference based
on their rank. Once the preferred campus is filled, students are assigned in rank order
to the remaining seats. In 2012/13, the 171 positions include up to 3 positions available
to Indigenous applicants, up to 3 positions available to applicants to the MD/PhD
program, up to 3 positions available to applicants to the MD/BESc program; and up to
1 position available to applicants to the oral maxillofacial surgery program.
Canadian citizens/permanent residents may apply.
____________________________________________________________________________________
Academic Criteria: Four years (honours) full-time university/college is required. A Honours Bachelor’s
degree is required at time of admission.
The minimum acceptable grade point average in each of two years of the
undergraduate degree was 3.70 on a 4.0 scale for the 2011/12 entering class.
The MCAT is required and the test must have been taken within five years prior to the
application deadline. MCAT cut offs vary from year to year and are dependent on the
competitiveness of the applicant pool.
There are no prerequisite courses.
____________________________________________________________________________________
Special Consideration: Applies to applicants who have indicated on their application that they are from
rural/regional communities in Southwestern Ontario and from Indigenous
communities.
____________________________________________________________________________________
Deferred Admissions: Considered only on the basis of appeal to applicants who have progressed through
the regular admission cycle and have received an offer of admission. Individuals
requesting deferred admission must submit a request in writing to the Admissions
& Student Affairs Office.
Transfers: Consideration is restricted to Canadian citizens or permanent residents of Canada currently
enrolled in a Canadian faculty of medicine. Applicants considering transfer must contact the
Admissions & Student Affairs Office.
Combined Programs: MD/BESc, MD/PhD (University of W estern Ontario only), Oral Maxillofacial
Surgery (MD/MSc)
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Interviews: These take place on March 3-4, 31 and April 1, 2012. For the September, 2011 entering class
there were 412 applicants interviewed.
____________________________________________________________________________________
Offers of Admission: Offers are electronically mailed on May 15, 2012. A non-refundable acceptance
deposit of $1,000 must be received in order to secure the position. The deposit will
be deducted from the tuition fee.
______________________________________________________________________________________
Application Details: See OMSAS section.
______________________________________________________________________________________
To Request an Application (which includes more information):
See OMSAS section.
For More Detailed Information:
Admissions & Student Affairs Tel: (519) 661-3744
Schulich School of Medicine & Dentistry Fax: (519) 850-2958
University of W estern Ontario E-mail: [email protected]
Kresge Building K1 W eb-site: www.schulich.uwo.ca
London ON N6A 5C1
____________________________________________________________________________________
Applicant Statistics:
YEAR FOR W HICH ADMISSION W AS SOUGHT
2005/06 2006/07 2007/08 2008/09 2009/10
Offered and Registered 133 138 147 147
data
not yet
provided
Offered Deferred Admission 2 2 2 4
Offer Declined 64 60 77 49
Not Offered 1672 2329 2074 1603
Total Applicants 1871 2529 2300 1803
SUCCESS RATE (%) BY
RESIDENCE% % % % %
Ontario 11.6 9.5 10.6 12.9
Other Canadian 7.4 3.7 7.2 4.1
Foreign 21.1 0.0 3.4 5.91, 2
All Applicants to UW O 10.6 7.9 9.8 11.1
Success Rate: Percentage of applicants who received at least one offer of admission
whether subsequently registered, declined or deferred.
Includes students who applied for positions under contract with foreign governments1
or educational institutions in 2005/06.
Includes Canadian citizens/landed immigrants who were living outside Canada 2
at time of application.
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Northern Ontario School of Medicine, LAURENTIAN UNIVERSITY / LAKEHEAD UNIVERSITY
Length of Program: 4 years Language of Instruction: English
Proficiency in English Testing: No Computer: Students must lease laptops from
the school
____________________________________________________________________________________
2011/12 New Admissions into Year One: 64
2011/12 First-Year Tuition: $17,850 for Canadian residents; other compulsory fees were $1,815 at the
East Campus and $2,072 at the W est Campus
____________________________________________________________________________________
Selection Factors: The number of year one positions available for 2012/13 is 64 which includes a minimum
of 2 positions available to Aboriginal students.
The 64 positions are allocated to two campuses: Lakehead University and Laurentian
University. Candidates who are invited for an interview will be asked to indicate their
preferred campus. There is no guarantee that all students will be offered a seat at their
preferred site.
Canadian citizens/permanent residents may apply.
Selection will favour those who are likely to thrive in the challenging northern and rural
learning environments, including applicants from within Northern Ontario, rural and
remote areas in the rest of Canada and Aboriginal and Francophone applicants.
____________________________________________________________________________________
Academic Criteria: Four years full-time university/college is required. An applicant who is 25 years or older
may apply with a three year degree. A Bachelor’s degree is required at time of
admission.
The minimum acceptable grade point average is 3.0 on a 4.0 scale. The mean grade
point average of successful applicants in 2010/11 was 3.7.
The MCAT is not required.
W hile there are no course requirements, the school values applicants who present
evidence of a broad undergraduate education. Applicants with majors in science will be
expected to have completed at least two full-course equivalents in arts, social sciences
and/or humanities within their degree programs, while applicants pursuing majors in
arts, social sciences and/or humanities will be expected to have completed at least two
full-course equivalents in science within their degree program.
____________________________________________________________________________________
Special Consideration: Aboriginal applicants may apply through the Aboriginal Admissions Stream,
however, all minimum requirements must be met.
____________________________________________________________________________________
Deferred Admissions: Not considered (except under extenuating circumstances)
Transfers: Not considered
Combined Programs: Not available
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Interviews: These take place in March and April, 2012. For the September, 2011 entering class there were
395 applicants interviewed.
____________________________________________________________________________________
Offers of Admission: Offers are mailed on May 15, 2012. A non-refundable acceptance deposit of $1,000
must be received in order to secure the position. The deposit will be deducted from
the tuition fee.
____________________________________________________________________________________
Application Details: See OMSAS section.
____________________________________________________________________________________
To Request an Application (which includes more information):
See OMSAS section.
For More Detailed Information:
Office of Admissions Tel: (807) 766-7463 or 1-800-461-8777
Northern Ontario School of Medicine Fax: (807) 766-7368
955 Oliver Road MS 2003 E-mail: [email protected]
Thunder Bay ON P7B 6K6 W eb-site: www.nosm.ca
____________________________________________________________________________________
Applicant Statistics:
YEAR FOR W HICH ADMISSION W AS SOUGHT
2005/06 2006/07 2007/08 2008/09 2009/10
Offered and Registered 56 56 56 58
data
not yet
provided
Offered Deferred Admission - 1 1 -
Offer Declined 19 21 14 12
Not Offered 2020 1971 2202 1822
Total Applicants 2095 2049 2273 1892
SUCCESS RATE (%) BY
RESIDENCE% % % % %
Ontario 3.7 4.3 3.6 4.3
Other Canadian 2.9 2.0 1.5 1.7
Foreign 9.5 3.6 0.0 0.01
All Applicants to NOSM 3.6 3.8 3.1 3.7
Success Rate: Percentage of applicants who received at least one offer of admission
whether subsequently registered, declined or deferred.
Includes Canadian citizens/landed immigrants who were living outside Canada1
at time of application.
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Faculty of Medicine, UNIVERSITY OF MANITOBA
Length of Program: 4 years Language of Instruction: English
Proficiency in English Testing: Yes Computer: Students would benefit
from owning/having access to a
personal computer or laptop
____________________________________________________________________________________
2011/12 New Admissions into Year One: 110
2011/12 First-Year Tuition: Not available at time of publication (2010/11 fees were $7,499 for Canadian
residents; other compulsory fees were $984)
____________________________________________________________________________________
Selection Factors: The number of year one positions available for 2011/12 was 110 of which ninety percent
were filled by residents of Manitoba.
Aboriginal applicants who self-identify are reviewed by a separate committee. They
must meet minimum eligibility requirements and submit documentation to support their
declaration of Aboriginal ancestry.
All applicants will be evaluated in a variety of domains including a connection to and
involvement with rural communities and advanced academic pursuits.
Applicants must be a Canadian citizen/permanent resident at the time of application.
____________________________________________________________________________________
Academic Criteria: Three years full-time university are required. A Bachelor’s degree is required at time of
admission.
The minimum acceptable grade point average is 3.3 on a 4.5 scale. The mean grade
point average of successful applicants in 2011/12 was 4.18 for Manitoba residents, 4.05
out-of-providence residents and 4.00 for Aboriginal applicants.
The MCAT is required and the test must have been taken no earlier than April, 2008
and no later than September, 2011. Eligible applicants must have scored a minimum
of 7 each of the Verbal Reasoning (VR), Physical Sciences (PS) and Biological
Sciences (BS sub-tests with a minimum of M on the W riting Sample (W S) in a single
session.
Prerequisite courses include a minimum of 6 credit hours of university level
biochemistry. If biochemistry courses are taken at another university, they must be
assessed for equivalency to the University of Manitoba’s course content. Applicants
must also complete courses in humanities/social sciences. Applicants who complete
a BSc (general) or BA (general) must complete 18 credit hours in humanities/social
sciences. Applicants who complete a 4 year Major or Honours program may waive up
to 12 credit hours of humanities/social sciences.
____________________________________________________________________________________
Deferred Admissions: Considered
Transfers: Considered
Combined Programs: MD/BSc Med, MD/PhD
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Interviews: These take place from late February to early March, 2012. For the August, 2011 entering class
there were 268 Manitoba residents interviewed and 48 other residents of Canada interviewed
for a total of 316 applicants interviewed.
____________________________________________________________________________________
Offers of Admission: Offers are e-mailed on May 15 and June 1, 2012. A $500 non-refundable
acceptance deposit is required.
____________________________________________________________________________________
Application Details: A combination paper and electronic application process is available in August, 2011.
The early-bird application deadline is September 23, 2011 and the fee is $95. The
final application deadline is October 7, 2011 and the fee is $125 between September
24 and October 7, 2011.
____________________________________________________________________________________
To Request an Application or More Detailed Information:
Admissions Tel: (204) 789-3499
Faculty of Medicine Fax: (204) 789-3929
University of Manitoba E-mail: [email protected]
260-727 McDermot Avenue
W innipeg MB R3E 3P5 W eb-site: http://umanitoba.ca/faculties/medicine/a
dmissions/index.html
____________________________________________________________________________________
Applicant Statistics:
YEAR FOR W HICH ADMISSION W AS SOUGHT
2005/06 2006/07 2007/08 2008/09 2009/10
Offered and Registered 93 94 96 106 107
Offered Deferred Admission 6 4 5 4 3
Offer Declined 37 57 42 23 19
Not Offered 567 661 814 815 723
Total Applicants 703 816 957 948 852
SUCCESS RATE (%) BY
RESIDENCE% % % % %
Manitoba 41.4 34.8 30.4 35.9 34.7
Other Canadian 8.8 10.9 6.9 5.7 5.2
Foreign 0.0 33.3 0.0 0.0 0.01
All Applicants to Manitoba 19.3 19.0 14.9 14.0 15.1
Success Rate: Percentage of applicants who received at least one offer of admission
whether subsequently registered, declined or deferred.
Includes students who applied for positions under contract with foreign governments1
or educational institutions in 2006/07.
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College of Medicine, UNIVERSITY OF SASKATCHEWAN
Length of Program: 4 years Language of Instruction: English
Proficiency in English Testing: No Computer: Personal required
____________________________________________________________________________________
2011/12 New Admissions into Year One: 84
2011/12 First-Year Tuition: $13,649 for Canadian residents; other compulsory fees were $697
____________________________________________________________________________________
Selection Factors: The number of year one positions available for 2012/13 is expected to be 84 which
includes up to 9 positions available to Aboriginal/native applicants and 8 positions
available to out-of province applicants.
Canadian citizens/permanent residents may apply.
____________________________________________________________________________________
Academic Criteria: Two years full-time university/college is required.
The minimum acceptable grade point average is 78% for residents of Saskatchewan
and 80% for out-of-province residents, although out-of-province applicants invited for
interview in the last several years have had averages of 90% or higher. The mean grade
point average of successful applicants in 2010/11 was 89.29%.
The MCAT is required except for students who have completed the prerequisites within
Saskatchewan as described in the next paragraph. The test must have been taken
within the last five years and scores have to be available at the time of application. The
minimum acceptable scores are 26N - accumulated scores in biological sciences,
physical sciences and verbal reasoning sections of 26 with no section below 8 and N
in the writing sample. The maximum number of times an applicant may take the MCAT
is five times (additional sittings will not be accepted unless approved in writing by the
Admissions Office, College of Medicine).
Prerequisite courses are mandatory for students who wish to apply under the
"prerequisite only" requirement whereby all courses are taken at the University of
Saskatchewan or University of Regina within five years of applying with a minimum
overall average of 78% and minimum individual course grade of 60%. The prerequisites
are identified at www.medicine.usask.ca/admissions and include two terms in each of
biochemistry, biology, chemistry (general and organic), physics, social
science/humanities and English. Students attending institutions outside Saskatchewan
are strongly recommended to complete equivalent prerequisites, particularly two terms
of biochemistry, to ensure readiness for the basic sciences covered in the first two years
of the undergraduate medical curriculum.
____________________________________________________________________________________
Special Consideration: Students of Aboriginal ancestry may make application through the Aboriginal
Equity Access Program whereby all requirements are the same as the regular pool
but students compete within this category, not against the entire applicant pool.
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Note: Aboriginal applicants have the option of applying under the "prerequisite
only" academic requirement even if prerequisites are taken outside Saskatchewan
institutions. Confirmation of equivalent courses must be made by contacting the
Admissions Office prior to application.
____________________________________________________________________________________
Deferred Admissions: Considered (residents of Saskatchewan only)
Transfers: Not considered
Combined Programs: MD/MSc, MD/PhD (programs available only after successful completion of MD year
one)
____________________________________________________________________________________
Interviews: The Multiple Mini Interview process is used and all interviews take place on March 17 and 18,
2012. For the September, 2011 entering class, there were 276 Saskatchewan residents and
47 other residents of Canada interviewed for a total of 323 applicants interviewed.
____________________________________________________________________________________
Offers of Admission: Offers are e-mailed and mailed on May 15, 2012. A non-refundable $500 acceptance
deposit was required but will increase for those accepting offers in 2012.
____________________________________________________________________________________
Application Details: The on-line application is available on August 15, 2011 (paper applications available
only upon request). The deadline to submit the application on-line is October 31,
2011. The application fee is $125.
____________________________________________________________________________________
To Request an Application or More Detailed Information:
Admissions Tel: (306) 966-4030
College of Medicine Fax: (306) 966-2601
University of Saskatchewan E-mail: [email protected]
A217 Health Sciences Building W eb-site: www.medicine.usask.ca/admissions
107 W iggins Road
Saskatoon SK S7N 5E5
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Applicant Statistics:
YEAR FOR W HICH ADMISSION W AS SOUGHT
2005/06 2006/07 2007/08 2008/09 2009/10
Offered and Registered 60 60 68 84 84
Offered Deferred Admission - - - 2 3
Offer Declined 22 23 23 26 39
Not Offered 381 448 477 479 765
Total Applicants 463 531 568 591 891
SUCCESS RATE (%) BY
RESIDENCE% % % % %
Saskatchewan 35.4 29.3 34.6 35.9 23.7
Other Canadian 6.7 8.2 6.9 7.6 7.4
Foreign 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0
All Applicants to Saskatchewan 17.7 15.6 16.0 19.0 14.1
Success Rate: Percentage of applicants who received at least one offer of admission
whether subsequently registered, declined or deferred.
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Faculty of Medicine & Dentistry, UNIVERSITY OF ALBERTA
Length of Program: 4 years Language of Instruction: English
Proficiency in English Testing: Yes Computer: Personal not required
____________________________________________________________________________________
2011/12 New Admissions into Year One: 167
2011/12 First-Year Tuition: $11,754 for Canadian residents; other compulsory fees were $1,067
____________________________________________________________________________________
Selection Factors: The number of year one positions available for 2011/12 was 167 which included 5
positions available to Aboriginal applicants and 10 positions available to rural applicants.
At least eighty-five percent of year one positions were filled by residents of Alberta.
Canadian citizens/permanent residents may apply.
____________________________________________________________________________________
Academic Criteria: Two years full-time university/college is required.
The minimum acceptable grade point average on a 4.0 scale is 3.3 for residents of
Alberta and 3.5 for residents outside Alberta for students with 4 or more years post-
secondary study; 3.7 for students with 2 or 3 years post-secondary study (not receiving
a degree). The mean grade point average of successful applicants in 2011/12 was 3.8.
The MCAT is required and the test must have been taken no later than September,
2011 and no earlier than November, 2006. The minimum acceptable score is 7 in any
category and M in the writing sample.
Prerequisite courses include full year courses in organic and general (inorganic)
chemistry, biology, physics and English; half year courses in biochemistry and statistics.
____________________________________________________________________________________
Deferred Admissions: Not considered
Transfers: Considered (from Canadian faculties of medicine only)
Combined Programs: MD/MBA, MD/PhD, MD (with Special Training in Research)
____________________________________________________________________________________
Interviews: Multiple Mini Interviews (MMI) take place on March 17-18, 2012. For the September, 2011
entering class there were 409 Alberta residents interviewed and 65 other residents of Canada
interviewed for a total of 474 applicants interviewed.
____________________________________________________________________________________
Offers of Admission: Offers are mailed on May 15, 2012. A $1,000 non-refundable acceptance deposit is
required. The deposit will be applied towards tuition.
____________________________________________________________________________________
Application Details: An electronic application process is available on July 4, 2011. The deadline for
submitting the application is November 1, 2011. The application fee is $75 for
current and former University of Alberta undergraduates and $115 for students new
to the University of Alberta.
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To Request an Application or More Detailed Information:
Admissions Office Tel: (780) 492-6769 or 492-9524
Undergraduate Medical Education Fax: (780) 492-9531
Faculty of Medicine & Dentistry E-mail: [email protected]
University of Alberta W eb-site: www.med.ualberta.ca
1-002 Katz Group Centre for
Pharmacy and Health Research
Edmonton AB T6G 2E1
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Applicant Statistics:
YEAR FOR W HICH ADMISSION W AS SOUGHT
2005/06 2006/07 2007/08 2008/09 2009/10
Offered and Registered 125 134 144 156 188
Offered Deferred Admission 2 6 - - -
Offer Declined 61 57 65 65 88
Not Offered 855 916 1064 928 907
Total Applicants 1043 1113 1273 1149 1183
SUCCESS RATE (%) BY
RESIDENCE% % % % %
Alberta 26.4 28.2 26.4 29.4 38.0
Other Canadian 10.7 8.4 8.4 9.9 9.7
Foreign 12.5 12.5 0.0 16.7 25.01
All Applicants to Alberta 18.0 17.7 16.4 19.223.3
Success Rate: Percentage of applicants who received at least one offer of admission
whether subsequently registered, declined or deferred.
Includes Canadian citizens/landed immigrants who were living outside Canada1
at time of application.
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Faculty of Medicine, UNIVERSITY OF CALGARY
Length of Program: 3 years Language of Instruction: English
Proficiency in English Testing: No Computer: Personal required
____________________________________________________________________________________
2011/12 New Admissions into Year One: 170
2011/12 First-Year Tuition: $14,651 for Canadian residents; other compulsory fees were $952
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Selection Factors: The number of year one positions available for 2011/12 was 170. Eighty-five percent of
year one positions were filled by residents of Alberta.
Canadian citizens/permanent residents may apply.
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Academic Criteria: Two years full-time university/college are required.
The minimum acceptable grade point average is 3.2 for residents of Alberta and 3.6 for
residents outside of Alberta on a 4.0 point scale. The mean grade point average of
successful applicants in 2011/12 was 3.66.
The MCAT is required and the test must have been taken in 1991 or later.
Although there are no prerequisite courses the following courses are recommended:
biology, chemistry, physics, English, organic chemistry, biochemistry, physiology,
psychology/sociology/anthropology and calculus/statistics.
____________________________________________________________________________________
Deferred Admissions: Considered
Transfers: Not considered
Combined Programs: MD/MBA, MD/MSc, MD/PhD (other combinations are possible)
____________________________________________________________________________________
Interviews: These take place on February 25-26 and March 3, 2012. For the July, 2011 entering class there
were 521 Alberta residents interviewed and 123 other residents of Canada interviewed for a
total of 644 applicants interviewed. Aboriginal applicants who meet the minimum grade point
average for Alberta residents are automatically interviewed.
____________________________________________________________________________________
Offers of Admission: Offers are mailed on May 15, 2012. A $500 non-refundable acceptance deposit is
required and can be applied towards tuition.
____________________________________________________________________________________
Application Details: An electronic application process is available on July 15, 2011. The deadline for
receipt of the application and fee of $150 is October 15, 2011.
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To Request an Application or More Detailed Information:
Office of Admissions Tel: (403) 220-4262
Faculty of Medicine Fax: (403) 210-8148
University of Calgary E-mail: [email protected]
3330 Hospital Drive NW W eb-site: http://medicine.ucalgary.ca
Calgary AB T2N 4N1
____________________________________________________________________________________
Applicant Statistics:
YEAR FOR W HICH ADMISSION W AS SOUGHT
2005/06 2006/07 2007/08 2008/09 2009/10
Offered and Registered 91 136 138 145 163
Offered Deferred Admission 5 8 13 9 15
Offer Declined 51 118 131 121 150
Not Offered 1340 1283 1208 1135 1462
Total Applicants 1487 1545 1490 1410 1790
SUCCESS RATE (%) BY
RESIDENCE% % % % %
Alberta 16.4 26.3 24.8 29.7 29.4
Other Canadian 6.2 10.7 13.6 12.0 11.4
Foreign 33.3 47.1 83.3 50.0 16.71
All Applicants to Calgary 9.9 17.0 18.9 19.5 18.3
Success Rate: Percentage of applicants who received at least one offer of admission
whether subsequently registered, declined or deferred.
Includes students who applied for positions under contract with foreign governments1
or educational institutions in 2006/07-2009/10.
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Faculty of Medicine, UNIVERSITY OF BRITISH COLUMBIA
Length of Program: 4 years Language of Instruction: English
Proficiency in English Testing: No Computer: Personal required
____________________________________________________________________________________
2011/12 New Admissions into Year One: 288
2011/12 First-Year Tuition: $15,766 for Canadian residents; other compulsory fees were: Vancouver
Fraser Medical Program = $980, Island Medical Program = $222, Northern
Medical Program = $308 (fees for the Southern Medical Program are not
yet known)
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Selection Factors: The number of year one positions available for 2012/13 is 288 which includes up to 14
positions available to Aboriginal applicants and up to 5 positions available to applicants
to the MD/PhD program. A maximum of 29 positions will be available to out-of-province
residents.
The 288 positions are allocated to four campuses: 192 at the Vancouver Fraser Medical
Program; 32 at the Island Medical Program (in Victoria); 32 at the Northern Medical
Program (in Prince George); 32 at the Southern Medical Program (in Kelowna). All
positions are filled based on the same selection criteria, however, a Rural/Remote
Suitability tool is also used to assign students to the Northern Medical Program.
Canadian citizens/permanent residents may apply.
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Academic Criteria: Three years full-time university/college is required.
The minimum acceptable grade point average is 2.8 on a 4.0 scale (visit the web-site
for up-do-date information on minimum academic standing). The mean grade point
average of successful applicants in 2010/11 was 3.71.
The MCAT is required and the test must have been taken within the last five years.
Prerequisite courses include English, biochemistry, biology, organic and inorganic
chemistry.
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Deferred Admissions: Considered
Transfers: Considered only after completion of two years of medical studies in Canada or the United States
Combined Programs: MD/PhD
____________________________________________________________________________________
Interviews: These take place in mid-late February, 2012. For the September, 2011 entering class there
were 607 British Columbia residents interviewed and 91 other residents of Canada interviewed
for a total of 698 applicants interviewed.
____________________________________________________________________________________
Offers of Admission: Offers are mailed mid-May, 2012. A $1,000 non-refundable acceptance deposit is
required.
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Application Details: An electronic application process is available on June 1, 2011. The deadline for
receipt of the application is August 15, 2011 (interviewed applicants who are required
to submit supplementary information must do so by early March, 2012). The
application fees are $107 for residents of British Columbia with BC transcripts only;
$138 for residents of British Columbia with any out-of-province transcripts; and $189
for residents outside British Columbia.
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To Request an Application or More Detailed Information:
MD Undergraduate Admissions Tel: (604) 822-8298
Faculty of Medicine, Dean’s Office Fax: (604) 822-6061
University of British Columbia E-mail: [email protected]
317-2194 Health Sciences Mall
Vancouver BC V6T 1Z3 W eb-site: www.med.ubc.ca/education/md_ugrad/MD_Undergra
duate_Admissions.htm
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Applicant Statistics:
YEAR FOR W HICH ADMISSION W AS SOUGHT
2005/06 2006/07 2007/08 2008/09 2009/10
Offered and Registered 223 221 256 254 254
Offered Deferred Admission 4 2 5 1 -
Offer Declined 26 29 38 37 28
Not Offered 1160 1514 1284 1517 1356
Total Applicants 1413 1766 1583 1809 1638
SUCCESS RATE (%) BY
RESIDENCE% % % % %
British Columbia 23.5 20.9 24.1 22.1 21.3
Other Canadian 9.2 5.4 9.9 8.0 9.9
Foreign 0.0 7.7 20.0 0.0 8.31
All Applicants to UBC 17.9 14.3 18.9 16.1 17.2
Success Rate: Percentage of applicants who received at least one offer of admission
whether subsequently registered, declined or deferred.
Includes Canadian citizens/landed immigrants who were living outside Canada1
at time of application.