University of Saskatchewan Medicine

Medicine
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Contacts

Website: www.usask.ca/medicine/admissions
Phone: 306-966-8554
Admissions e-mail: med.admissions@usask.ca

Program Information

• Doctor of Medicine (MD)
• 4 years in length
• Number of applications in 2008: 300-350 Saskatchewan and 400-450 out-of-province
• Class size in 2009: 84 (a maximum of 6 (10%) out of province applicants)

Admission Requirements

Course and Degree Requirements

• Degree: Applicants must have completed two years of university education.
• Required Courses
• Biology: one full year (BIOL 111/112)
• Chemistry: one full year (CHEM 110/120)
• Organic Chemistry: one half year (CHEM 212)
• Physics: one full year (PHYS 101/102 or PHYS 131/142)
• English: one full year (both courses must cover literature and composition)
• Biochemistry: one full year (BIOL 200 or BIOC 312 and BIOC 311)
• Humanities/Social Sciences: one full year

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GPA

• Saskatchewan residents must have a two year minimum average of 78% (3.3+)
• Out of province residents must have a two-year minimum average of 80% (3.7+)

Realistically, to be competitive academically, an overall two-year average of 90% is required for out-of-province applicants.

• An overall average of 70% (3.0) in the prerequisite courses is required.
• If an applicant has an overall prerequisite average lower than 70%, higher-level courses in the same subject can be taken.
• Only the best two years are considered.
• Courses taken during the summer are not included in the GPA average.
• Current year of study is not included in the overall average.

MCAT

• Minimum scores:
  • Sciences – 8
  • Verbal Reasoning – 8
  • Writing Sample – N
    • Note: One score of 7 or one M will be accepted.

Supporting Documents

• Application Fee: $125 sent by mail or with online application.
• Official final transcripts from all universities attended.
• Reference Letters: 3 letters are required.
  • Three letters of reference testifying the applicant’s character are required.
  • Undergraduate/Graduate/Research supervisors are acceptable references.
  • Family members and friends are not acceptable references.
  • Forms are forwarded to applicants when granted an interview.
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Timeline

• Sept 1, 2009: Applications available online and in paper format.
• Oct 30, 2009 (12:00PM): Deadline for applications submitted
• February 2010: Interview invitations sent.
• March 2010: Interviews
• End of March 2008: Deadline for receipt of reference letters.
• May 15, 2008: Notification of application status.

For more information, click [www.medicine.usask.ca/admissions]

Tuition 2009-2010

• Tuition per year(Canadian student) - $11,036.00
• International undergraduate students are assessed tuition at 2.6 times the rate for Canadian students.

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