Difference between revisions of "Université de Montréal Medicine"

From SUS Redbooks
Jump to: navigation, search
Line 1: Line 1:
 
__NOTOC__
 
__NOTOC__
 
{{med}}
 
{{med}}
 +
 
==Contacts==
 
==Contacts==
−
Website: http://www.med.umontreal.ca/<br>
+
'''Website:''' http://www.med.umontreal.ca/etudes/programme_formation/doctorat_medecine/index.html <br>
−
Admission office phone : Lisa Breau (514) 343-7076<br>
+
'''Phone'''
−
Telephone: (514) 343-6265<br>
+
*Regarding the program: Annie Demers 514-343-6265<br>
−
E-mail : Go to facmed@meddir.umontreal.ca
+
*Regarding admissions: 514-343-7076
 +
'''Admissions e-mail:''' admission-md@umontreal.ca
 +
 
 +
 
 +
==Program Information==
 +
*Doctor of Medicine (MD)
 +
*4 years or 5 years in length which includes a preparatory year for applicants admitted from CEGEP, for applicants from universities in a field unrelated to health or medical sciences or for applicants whose course requirements have been completed 8 years ago or more.
 +
**Students that successfully pass the preparatory year are automatically promoted into the first year the 4-year MD program without having to submit a new application.
 +
*Number of applications in 2008: 2350 (including 891 CEGEP applicants)
 +
*Class size in 2008: 272
 +
**Regular quota: 227 applicants who are Canadian citizens or permanent residents in Quebec were admitted to the Université de Montréal campus and 32 to the Mauricie campus. 173 of them were CEGEP applicants.
 +
**Maritime quota: The University selects 3 to 4 francophone applicants from New-Brunswick, Nova-Scotia and Prince Edward Island.
 +
**Outsider quota: Only one applicant that is neither a Canadian citizen nor a permanent resident is admitted per year.
 +
**Canadian Forces quota: A restricted number of applicants are admitted supported by the Selection Committee of the Canadian Forces.
 +
**Aboriginal quota: A restricted number of aboriginal applicants are admitted (4 in total are admitted among all the Faculties of Medicine in Quebec)
 +
*Individuals who have already completed or are in the process of completing studies in Medicine in another Quebec university are ineligible to apply.
 +
 
  
 
==Admission Requirements==
 
==Admission Requirements==
−
===General Notes===
 
−
*Language of instruction is exclusively French.
 
−
*If the applicant�s previous language of instruction was not French they may be required to pass a French knowledge test ($60 fee).
 
−
*Students are accepted from all over Canada.
 
−
*Applicants must be Canadian citizens or have permanent resident status.
 
−
For more info, go to: http://www.etudes.umontreal.ca/admission/index.html
 
  
−
===Criteria===
+
====Course and Degree Requirements====
−
====Required classes====
+
 
−
*CEGEP level:
+
=====Quebec University Candidates=====
−
** Biology 301 and 401
+
*Degree: Either one of the following:
−
** Chemistry 101, 201 and 202. It is highly recommended that Organic Chemistry II also be completed.
+
**Diploma of Collegial Studies (DEC) in Sciences, Letters and Arts
−
** Math 103 and 203
+
**DEC in Health or Pure and Applied Science and have completed Biology 00XU and Chemistry 00XV
−
** Physics 101, 201, 301
+
**Any other DEC issued by the Ministère de l’Éducation, du Loisir et du Sport (MELS) and the following courses:  
−
*Applicants must have a university bachelor's degree in a biological- or health-science field.
+
***Biology 301 and 401, or 2 human biology courses
−
*Applicants must have completed their previous studies as full time students and in the period of time normally allotted to do so.
+
***Chemistry 101, 201 and 202
−
Check out this link for more information: http://www.etudes.umontreal.ca/index_fiche_prog/145010_desc.html
+
***Math 103 and 203
 +
***Physics 101, 201 and 301
 +
**Obtained or in the process of obtaining a Bachelor’s degree with a minimum of 12 university credits before the application deadline.
 +
***Applicants with a Bachelor’s degree in a medical or health science-related field can enter the 4-year program.
 +
***Applicants with a Bachelor’s degree in a field unrelated to medical or health sciences must enter the preparatory year prior to the 4-year program.
 +
****As an example, the following programs from l’Université de Montréal are considered equivalent to the preparatory year (other programs may be deemed equivalent by the Admissions Committee):
 +
:::#Bachelor’s in Audiology
 +
:::#Bachelor’s in Biochemistry
 +
:::#Bachelor’s in Biological Sciences (depending on the chosen orientation)
 +
:::#Bachelor’s in Biomedical Sciences
 +
:::#Bachelor’s in Biopharmaceutical sciences (sciences biopharmaceutiques)
 +
:::#Bachelor’s in Nutrition
 +
:::#Bachelor’s in Occupational Therapy
 +
:::#Bachelor’s in Orthophony
 +
:::#Bachelor’s in Physiotherapy
 +
:::#Doctorate in Dentistry
 +
:::#Doctorate in Optometry
 +
:::#Doctorate in Pharmacy
 +
:::#Doctorate in Veterinary Medicine
 +
:*Applicants with a PhD still doing research or in the process of obtaining a PhD whose thesis has been submitted by the application deadline.
 +
For more information, click [http://www.med.umontreal.ca/etudes/programme_formation/doctorat_medecine/admission/candidats/universitaire_quebec.html here]<br>
 +
For course descriptions and equivalencies, click [http://www.etudes.umontreal.ca/programme/doc_prog/section7.pdf here]
 +
 
 +
=====Canadian Candidates Outside Quebec=====
 +
*Degree: Same as for Quebec University Candidates above.
 +
For more information, click [http://www.med.umontreal.ca/etudes/programme_formation/doctorat_medecine/admission/candidats/canadien_hors_quebec.html here]
 +
 
 +
=====Doctors (MD) Who Completed a Diploma Outside of Canada or the United States=====
 +
*Degree: A Doctorate in Medicine issued by a Faculty of Medicine registered in the ''répertoire mondial des écoles de médecine''.
 +
For more information, click
 +
[http://www.med.umontreal.ca/etudes/programme_formation/doctorat_medecine/admission/candidats/medecin_dhceu.html here]
 +
 
 +
=====Outsider Candidates=====
 +
*Degree: Postsecondary Diploma deemed equivalent to a DEC or a Quebec Bachelor’s degree by l’Université de Montréal and have the same prerequisites required by Quebec university students mentioned above in the section '''''Quebec University Candidates'''''.
 +
For more information, click [http://www.med.umontreal.ca/etudes/programme_formation/doctorat_medecine/admission/candidats/candidat_etranger.html here]<br>
 +
For DEC equivalents in different countries, click [http://www.etudes.umontreal.ca/programme/doc_prog/section8.pdf here]
 +
 
 +
=====Candidates of the Canadian Forces=====
 +
*Degree: Postsecondary Diploma deemed equivalent to a DEC or a Quebec Bachelor’s degree by l’Université de Montréal and have the same prerequisites required by Quebec university students mentioned above in the section '''''Quebec University Candidates'''''.
 +
For more information, click [http://www.med.umontreal.ca/etudes/programme_formation/doctorat_medecine/admission/candidats/forces_canadiennes.html here]
 +
 
 +
=====Aboriginal Candidates=====
 +
*Degree: Have obtained or in the process of obtaining a DEC or a Postsecondary Diploma deemed equivalent
 +
**An aboriginal candidate from Quebec does not need to declare him/herself as a First Nations/Inuit member and apply as a CEGEP or Quebec university candidate although his/her chances would be diminished due to the large number of applicants with respect to the number of available places in the other candidate categories.
 +
For more information, click [http://www.med.umontreal.ca/etudes/programme_formation/doctorat_medecine/admission/candidats/autochtones.html here]
 +
 
 +
====GPA====
 +
*The University does not have any available GPA minimum available.
 +
*Lowest CRC (côte de rendement collégial) accepted for an interview in 2008 from:
 +
**A CEGEP student: 33.799
 +
**A university student with a Bachelor’s degree in a medical or health science-related field: 33.309
 +
**A university student with a Bachelor’s degree in a field unrelated to medical or health sciences: 33.365
 +
**A university student in the process of obtaining a Bachelor’s degree: 36.505
 +
For more information, click [http://www.med.umontreal.ca/etudes/programme_formation/doctorat_medecine/admission/faq.html#13 here]
 +
 
 +
====MCAT====
 +
*Doing the MCAT is not required.
  
 
====Supporting Documents====
 
====Supporting Documents====
−
*A copy of the applicant�s cumulative grades is required. This includes high school, CEGEP, and university grades.
+
*Proof of French proficiency with either:
−
*A formal application form must be submitted.
+
**Successful completion of ''L’Épreuve uniforme de la langue et littérature française'' from the Ministère de l’Éducation, du Loisir et du Sport (MELS).
−
Check out this link for more information:<br>
+
**Obtained 850/990 on the ''Test de français international''
−
http://www.etudes.umontreal.ca/admission/doc_requis/dossierComplet.html<br>
+
*Applicants with a PhD may be required to send in a Curriculum Vitae (CV) if asked by the Faculty.
−
http://www-1ercycle.med.umontreal.ca/MedWeb/1er_cycle/adminssionfaculte.html
+
*Applicants that are Doctors (MD) who completed a diploma outside of Canada or the United States must send an attestation of successful completion of the Evaluating Examination from the Medical Council of Canada within the last 5 years. Individuals selected based on these results must do an Objective Structured Clinical Examination (OSCE).
 +
For more information, click [http://www.etudes.umontreal.ca/index_fiche_prog/145010_desc.html here]
 +
 
 +
====Other Requirements====
 +
*For all students:
 +
**Be a Canadian citizen or have a status as a permanent resident by the application deadline.
 +
**Be a resident of Quebec by the application deadline.
 +
**All candidates must make an application for the preparatory year MD program. Depending on the applicant’s academic profile, the Admissions Committee decides if a candidacy will be considered for the preparatory year or the first year in the 4-year program.
 +
**The student, once in Medicine, must prove that he/she received the required immunizations and was submitted to a tuberculosis screening. More information, click [http://www.etudes.umontreal.ca/programme/medecine_immunisation.pdf here]
 +
*For specific individuals:
 +
**'''Canadian candidates outside of Quebec''' must be a francophone resident from New-Brunswick, Nova-Scotia and Prince Edward Island – provinces that have made an agreement with the Government of Quebec. Other provinces do not have a similar agreement unless, under exceptional circumstances, Canadian candidates have completed postsecondary studies considered equivalent to a DEC or to a Quebec diploma of university studies can be admitted if there are available places.
 +
**'''Candidates of the Canadian Forces''' have to identify themselves as a member of the Canadian Forces when applying. They must also be on the list of people that the Selection Committee of the Canadian Forces is ready to subsidize the applicant for the year in which he or she applied.
 +
**'''Outsider candidates''' need a student visa.
 +
For more information, click [http://www.etudes.umontreal.ca/index_fiche_prog/145010_desc.html here] <br>
 +
Additional requirement information for specific individuals can be found [http://www.med.umontreal.ca/etudes/programme_formation/doctorat_medecine/admission/types_candidats.html here]
 +
 
 +
 
 +
==Interview==
 +
*Date (in 2009): April 19 and April 25 (a candidate will be chosen for either date).
 +
*The goal is to evaluate the candidate’s motivation, aptitudes and judgement as well as any other qualities necessary to practice medicine, such as empathy, teamwork, good communication skills, etc.
 +
*Interviews are in format of Multiple Mini Interviews (MMIs) with an actor and an evaluator for CEGEP applicants and university applicants who possess a DEC or an equivalent program. There are 8 to 10 stations, each with a situation where the candidate has 2 minutes to read the situation and 10 minutes to perform it. The situations do not require any medical knowledge.
 +
*Cost: $ 100
 +
For more information on the content and structure of the MMIs, click [http://www.med.umontreal.ca/etudes/programme_formation/doctorat_medecine/admission/processus_selection.html here]<br>
 +
For more information on dates and locations, click [http://www.etudes.umontreal.ca/programme/medecine_mem.pdf here]
 +
 
  
−
====French language conditions====
+
==Timeline==
−
*Applicants must pass the "Épreuve uniforme de langue et littérature française du ministere de l'Education du Quebec" OR
+
*January 15, 2009: Deadline to submit applications for:
−
*Applicants must obtain a minimum of 850/990 on the Test de français international (TFI).
+
#Candidates that have a DEC and that did university studies
−
Check out this link for more information: http://www.etudes.umontreal.ca/index_fiche_prog/145010_desc.html
+
#Candidates that have a DEC and are presently enrolled in a university
 +
#Canadian candidates outside of Quebec
 +
#Outsider candidates
 +
#Candidates from the Canadian Forces who are in university
 +
# Doctors (MD) who completed a diploma outside of Canada or the United States
 +
*March 1, 2009: Deadline to submit applications for:
 +
#Candidates in the process of obtaining a DEC
 +
#Candidates that have a DEC who have not done any university studies
 +
#Candidates from the Canadian Forces who are in CEGEP
 +
#Aboriginal candidates
 +
*March 31 2009 – Beginning of April 2009: Confirmation of interview invitation
 +
*April 19, 2009: Date of interview
 +
*April 25, 2009: Date of interview
 +
**Either of the 2 above interview days will be selected for a candidate
 +
For more information on interview dates, click [http://www.etudes.umontreal.ca/programme/medecine_mem.pdf here]<br>
 +
For more information on application dates, click [http://www.med.umontreal.ca/etudes/programme_formation/doctorat_medecine/admission/dates_importantes.html here]
  
−
==Deadlines==
 
−
*Deadline for application form and application fee ($50) is January 15.
 
−
Check out these links for more information: http://www.etudes.umontreal.ca/admission/dates_limites.html
 
  
−
==Tuition==
+
==Tuition 2009-2010==
−
*Tuition (per session) for a full time Canadian student is $834.15.
+
*Tuition for Quebec students
−
*Tuition (per session) for a full time foreign student is $4,269.15.
+
**MD program: $ 65.60 per credit
−
*Students who must rent an apartment should estimate that their living expenses will be $1000/per month.
+
**Medical residents: $ 1,136.85 per session
−
*Financial aid and scholarships are available to students. Please consult http://www.baf.umontreal.ca/ for more information.
+
*Tuition for Canadian Students from Outside Quebec
−
Check out these links for more information: <br>
+
**MD program: $ 182.61 per credit
−
http://www.umontreal.ca/english/stu_finance/qc_students.html<br>
+
**Other living expenses (estimated):
−
http://www.umontreal.ca/english/stu_finance/can_stu_nonresqc.html
+
:#rent and utilities $500/month
 +
:#food $275/month
 +
:#transportation $60/month
 +
:#miscellaneous $150/month
 +
*Tuition for international students:
 +
**MD program: $ 500.53 per credit
 +
**Other living expenses (estimated):
 +
:#rent and utilities $500/month
 +
:#food $275/month
 +
:#transportation $60/month
 +
:#miscellaneous $150/month
 +
::*Some students may be exempt from paying international fees. For more information, click [http://www.etudes.umontreal.ca/payer-etudes/exemption.html here]
 +
*Other fees include:
 +
**Interview: $ 100.00
 +
**French test: $ 60.00 (if applicable)
 +
**Application fee: $ 80.00 online, $ 100.00 by paper
 +
**Students services: $ 8.50 per credit (max. $ 127.50 per semester)
 +
**Management: $ 7.08 per credit (max. $ 106.20 per semester)
 +
**Authors’ rights: $ 0.46 per credit (max $ 6.90 semester)
 +
**Student Society: $ 13.00 ($ 12.75 during the summer session)
 +
**Improving student life funds: $ 25.00 per semester – optional
 +
**IT services: $ 8.00 per credit – optional
 +
**Diploma: $ 50.00
 +
**Other: $ 34.00
 +
For more information on tuition, click [http://www.futursetudiants.umontreal.ca/finances/droits.aspx?url=http://www.etudes.umontreal.ca/payer-etudes/droit-scolarite.html here]<br>
 +
For information on financial assistance, click [http://www.baf.umontreal.ca/ here]<br>
 +
For information on employment services, click [http://www.csedc.umontreal.ca/emploi/index.htm here]<br>
 +
For information on governmental aid, click [http://www.futursetudiants.umontreal.ca/finances/aide_gouvernementale.html here]<br>
 +
For information on entrance scholarships, click [http://www.futursetudiants.umontreal.ca/finances/bourses.aspx?url=http://www.etudes.umontreal.ca/bourses/index.html here] <br>
 +
For residence fees, click [http://www.residences-etu.ca/tarifs.php?d=s here]
  
−
==Statistics==
 
−
*For the fall 2006 semester, a total of 2050 applications were made for the 250 places available.
 
−
*2/3 of students who enter the M.D. program have completed their 1 year pre-med program at Université de Montréal.
 
−
*Only 1/3 of students who enter the M.D. program are holders of a B.Sc. and have not completed the pre-med program.
 
−
Check out these links for more information:<br>
 
−
http://www.etudes.umontreal.ca/programme/doc_prog/section10.pdf<br>
 
−
http://www.etudes.umontreal.ca/index_fiche_prog/145010_desc.html
 
 
[[Category:Université de Montréal|Medicine]]
 
[[Category:Université de Montréal|Medicine]]
 
[[Category:Medicine|Montreal]]
 
[[Category:Medicine|Montreal]]

Revision as of 11:27, 28 May 2009

Medicine
Canadian universities
American universities
British universities
Australian universities
International universities

Flag of Pakistan
Flag of Netherlands Antilles
Flag of New Zealand
Flag of Belize
Flag of Hong Kong
Flag of Hong Kong
Flag of Mexico
Flag of Israel
Flag of Ireland
Flag of Netherlands Antilles
Flag of Grenada
Flag of Israel
Flag of Ireland
Flag of Ireland
Flag of St. Kitts and Nevis


Contacts

Website: http://www.med.umontreal.ca/etudes/programme_formation/doctorat_medecine/index.html
Phone

  • Regarding the program: Annie Demers 514-343-6265
  • Regarding admissions: 514-343-7076

Admissions e-mail: admission-md@umontreal.ca


Program Information

  • Doctor of Medicine (MD)
  • 4 years or 5 years in length which includes a preparatory year for applicants admitted from CEGEP, for applicants from universities in a field unrelated to health or medical sciences or for applicants whose course requirements have been completed 8 years ago or more.
    • Students that successfully pass the preparatory year are automatically promoted into the first year the 4-year MD program without having to submit a new application.
  • Number of applications in 2008: 2350 (including 891 CEGEP applicants)
  • Class size in 2008: 272
    • Regular quota: 227 applicants who are Canadian citizens or permanent residents in Quebec were admitted to the Université de Montréal campus and 32 to the Mauricie campus. 173 of them were CEGEP applicants.
    • Maritime quota: The University selects 3 to 4 francophone applicants from New-Brunswick, Nova-Scotia and Prince Edward Island.
    • Outsider quota: Only one applicant that is neither a Canadian citizen nor a permanent resident is admitted per year.
    • Canadian Forces quota: A restricted number of applicants are admitted supported by the Selection Committee of the Canadian Forces.
    • Aboriginal quota: A restricted number of aboriginal applicants are admitted (4 in total are admitted among all the Faculties of Medicine in Quebec)
  • Individuals who have already completed or are in the process of completing studies in Medicine in another Quebec university are ineligible to apply.


Admission Requirements

Course and Degree Requirements

Quebec University Candidates
  • Degree: Either one of the following:
    • Diploma of Collegial Studies (DEC) in Sciences, Letters and Arts
    • DEC in Health or Pure and Applied Science and have completed Biology 00XU and Chemistry 00XV
    • Any other DEC issued by the Ministère de l’Éducation, du Loisir et du Sport (MELS) and the following courses:
      • Biology 301 and 401, or 2 human biology courses
      • Chemistry 101, 201 and 202
      • Math 103 and 203
      • Physics 101, 201 and 301
    • Obtained or in the process of obtaining a Bachelor’s degree with a minimum of 12 university credits before the application deadline.
      • Applicants with a Bachelor’s degree in a medical or health science-related field can enter the 4-year program.
      • Applicants with a Bachelor’s degree in a field unrelated to medical or health sciences must enter the preparatory year prior to the 4-year program.
        • As an example, the following programs from l’Université de Montréal are considered equivalent to the preparatory year (other programs may be deemed equivalent by the Admissions Committee):
  1. Bachelor’s in Audiology
  2. Bachelor’s in Biochemistry
  3. Bachelor’s in Biological Sciences (depending on the chosen orientation)
  4. Bachelor’s in Biomedical Sciences
  5. Bachelor’s in Biopharmaceutical sciences (sciences biopharmaceutiques)
  6. Bachelor’s in Nutrition
  7. Bachelor’s in Occupational Therapy
  8. Bachelor’s in Orthophony
  9. Bachelor’s in Physiotherapy
  10. Doctorate in Dentistry
  11. Doctorate in Optometry
  12. Doctorate in Pharmacy
  13. Doctorate in Veterinary Medicine
  • Applicants with a PhD still doing research or in the process of obtaining a PhD whose thesis has been submitted by the application deadline.

For more information, click here
For course descriptions and equivalencies, click here

Canadian Candidates Outside Quebec
  • Degree: Same as for Quebec University Candidates above.

For more information, click here

Doctors (MD) Who Completed a Diploma Outside of Canada or the United States
  • Degree: A Doctorate in Medicine issued by a Faculty of Medicine registered in the répertoire mondial des écoles de médecine.

For more information, click here

Outsider Candidates
  • Degree: Postsecondary Diploma deemed equivalent to a DEC or a Quebec Bachelor’s degree by l’Université de Montréal and have the same prerequisites required by Quebec university students mentioned above in the section Quebec University Candidates.

For more information, click here
For DEC equivalents in different countries, click here

Candidates of the Canadian Forces
  • Degree: Postsecondary Diploma deemed equivalent to a DEC or a Quebec Bachelor’s degree by l’Université de Montréal and have the same prerequisites required by Quebec university students mentioned above in the section Quebec University Candidates.

For more information, click here

Aboriginal Candidates
  • Degree: Have obtained or in the process of obtaining a DEC or a Postsecondary Diploma deemed equivalent
    • An aboriginal candidate from Quebec does not need to declare him/herself as a First Nations/Inuit member and apply as a CEGEP or Quebec university candidate although his/her chances would be diminished due to the large number of applicants with respect to the number of available places in the other candidate categories.

For more information, click here

GPA

  • The University does not have any available GPA minimum available.
  • Lowest CRC (côte de rendement collégial) accepted for an interview in 2008 from:
    • A CEGEP student: 33.799
    • A university student with a Bachelor’s degree in a medical or health science-related field: 33.309
    • A university student with a Bachelor’s degree in a field unrelated to medical or health sciences: 33.365
    • A university student in the process of obtaining a Bachelor’s degree: 36.505

For more information, click here

MCAT

  • Doing the MCAT is not required.

Supporting Documents

  • Proof of French proficiency with either:
    • Successful completion of L’Épreuve uniforme de la langue et littérature française from the Ministère de l’Éducation, du Loisir et du Sport (MELS).
    • Obtained 850/990 on the Test de français international
  • Applicants with a PhD may be required to send in a Curriculum Vitae (CV) if asked by the Faculty.
  • Applicants that are Doctors (MD) who completed a diploma outside of Canada or the United States must send an attestation of successful completion of the Evaluating Examination from the Medical Council of Canada within the last 5 years. Individuals selected based on these results must do an Objective Structured Clinical Examination (OSCE).

For more information, click here

Other Requirements

  • For all students:
    • Be a Canadian citizen or have a status as a permanent resident by the application deadline.
    • Be a resident of Quebec by the application deadline.
    • All candidates must make an application for the preparatory year MD program. Depending on the applicant’s academic profile, the Admissions Committee decides if a candidacy will be considered for the preparatory year or the first year in the 4-year program.
    • The student, once in Medicine, must prove that he/she received the required immunizations and was submitted to a tuberculosis screening. More information, click here
  • For specific individuals:
    • Canadian candidates outside of Quebec must be a francophone resident from New-Brunswick, Nova-Scotia and Prince Edward Island – provinces that have made an agreement with the Government of Quebec. Other provinces do not have a similar agreement unless, under exceptional circumstances, Canadian candidates have completed postsecondary studies considered equivalent to a DEC or to a Quebec diploma of university studies can be admitted if there are available places.
    • Candidates of the Canadian Forces have to identify themselves as a member of the Canadian Forces when applying. They must also be on the list of people that the Selection Committee of the Canadian Forces is ready to subsidize the applicant for the year in which he or she applied.
    • Outsider candidates need a student visa.

For more information, click here
Additional requirement information for specific individuals can be found here


Interview

  • Date (in 2009): April 19 and April 25 (a candidate will be chosen for either date).
  • The goal is to evaluate the candidate’s motivation, aptitudes and judgement as well as any other qualities necessary to practice medicine, such as empathy, teamwork, good communication skills, etc.
  • Interviews are in format of Multiple Mini Interviews (MMIs) with an actor and an evaluator for CEGEP applicants and university applicants who possess a DEC or an equivalent program. There are 8 to 10 stations, each with a situation where the candidate has 2 minutes to read the situation and 10 minutes to perform it. The situations do not require any medical knowledge.
  • Cost: $ 100

For more information on the content and structure of the MMIs, click here
For more information on dates and locations, click here


Timeline

  • January 15, 2009: Deadline to submit applications for:
  1. Candidates that have a DEC and that did university studies
  2. Candidates that have a DEC and are presently enrolled in a university
  3. Canadian candidates outside of Quebec
  4. Outsider candidates
  5. Candidates from the Canadian Forces who are in university
  6. Doctors (MD) who completed a diploma outside of Canada or the United States
  • March 1, 2009: Deadline to submit applications for:
  1. Candidates in the process of obtaining a DEC
  2. Candidates that have a DEC who have not done any university studies
  3. Candidates from the Canadian Forces who are in CEGEP
  4. Aboriginal candidates
  • March 31 2009 – Beginning of April 2009: Confirmation of interview invitation
  • April 19, 2009: Date of interview
  • April 25, 2009: Date of interview
    • Either of the 2 above interview days will be selected for a candidate

For more information on interview dates, click here
For more information on application dates, click here


Tuition 2009-2010

  • Tuition for Quebec students
    • MD program: $ 65.60 per credit
    • Medical residents: $ 1,136.85 per session
  • Tuition for Canadian Students from Outside Quebec
    • MD program: $ 182.61 per credit
    • Other living expenses (estimated):
  1. rent and utilities $500/month
  2. food $275/month
  3. transportation $60/month
  4. miscellaneous $150/month
  • Tuition for international students:
    • MD program: $ 500.53 per credit
    • Other living expenses (estimated):
  1. rent and utilities $500/month
  2. food $275/month
  3. transportation $60/month
  4. miscellaneous $150/month
  • Some students may be exempt from paying international fees. For more information, click here
  • Other fees include:
    • Interview: $ 100.00
    • French test: $ 60.00 (if applicable)
    • Application fee: $ 80.00 online, $ 100.00 by paper
    • Students services: $ 8.50 per credit (max. $ 127.50 per semester)
    • Management: $ 7.08 per credit (max. $ 106.20 per semester)
    • Authors’ rights: $ 0.46 per credit (max $ 6.90 semester)
    • Student Society: $ 13.00 ($ 12.75 during the summer session)
    • Improving student life funds: $ 25.00 per semester – optional
    • IT services: $ 8.00 per credit – optional
    • Diploma: $ 50.00
    • Other: $ 34.00

For more information on tuition, click here
For information on financial assistance, click here
For information on employment services, click here
For information on governmental aid, click here
For information on entrance scholarships, click here
For residence fees, click here

Retrieved from "http://redbooks.sus.mcgill.ca/index.php?title=Université_de_Montréal_Medicine&oldid=1771"