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After reviewing your table (thanks again!) I contacted RBC, Scotia, and CIBC by email. After getting a feel for them via email (the Scotia rep is new this year apparently), we spoke to CIBC and RBC on the phone. Both were informative, by RBC was motivated, kind, and really seemed to care. So we will be going with RBC. Highly recommend her. Also, if you are recommended by someone, they get the Avion fee waived for a year. So if you decide to go with them, and you know a friend who already went with them, name drop for their benefit!

Hey guys, As an incoming med student, I found this very helpful. Thanks! I was wondering who you guys ultimately decided to go with, and how it's worked out so far? My top 3 choices, in no particular order, based on what I've seen in your document are CIBC, RBC, and ScotiaBank. I like that the ScotiaBank LoC automatically accrues interest (one less headache). The CIBC account is interesting in that it seems like an actual bank account with a debit card, etc, so access looks simple. But I've also heard good things about the RBC branch in Halifax. I'd appreciate any suggestions/comments you have!

Result: Accepted! IP GPA: 3.91 MCAT: 30O (12-10-8) ECs: I'm a mature applicant, so I have years of volunteering, both med and non-med related. Two grad degrees, currently employed in the review of pharmaceutical products and health policy. Couldn't be more excited!