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Thanks amichel. Do any med students live on res (specifically Crowsnest Hall)? Would love to hear some insight on that.

What's the word on those Boardwalk apartments in University Heights? Any good?

Oh! That's great then although it is very annoying that what you're offered is branch dependent. Looks like I'll be getting back in touch with Scotia to see if this feature is available for me.

I met with Scotiabank today and they said that the interest rate will revert back to prime when I enter repayment (after med school, residency, and 12 month grace period). Other banks have told me that the interest rate will remain at prime minus 0.25% during repayment.

To those going with Scotiabank, why do you need 2 credit cards? Edit: referring to the amex + visa

Reeeeejected OOP AGPA: 90.61 MCAT: 511 AQ: 32 NAQ: 40.31 TFR: 72.31 Interview: Below Average This rejection would have devastated me had it not been for Calgary's offer a few days ago wishing all of you the best of luck! It's been an honor, UBC!

What an emotional, amazing day! At long last! My life just flipped upside down, and there is so much to plan in so little time! AHHHH! Result: ACCEPTED!!!!! Geography: OOP Year: Graduated BSc 2015 GPA: 4.00 MCAT: 511 (128 CARS) ECs: Very long term and diverse; showcased all the important things/accomplishments in my life. Intentionally leaving this vague; just do what you love and carefully select your top 10. Interview: I forgot my water bottle, and so thought I would be doomed. The people in my circuit seemed exceptional to boot, making me not very confident going in. Looking back at this interview, it felt like a blur. I just spoke naturally and what came to mind. In almost every station when the follow-up questions were read, I found that I already touched upon most topics, and had to just repeat and reword my answer. I do remember bombing one station in particular, and not doing so hot on 2 others, but all the rest felt good! After 6 interviews over 3 years, I am extremely grateful. I felt I had become a stronger candidate every subsequent year, so to those who did not hear good news, please please please do not give up. Keep it moving. You'll get there eventually. I will 99% be accepting (waiting on UBC, but I've pretty much decided that this is where I want to be). Cannot wait to meet everyone in July!

Regrets OOP GPA: 3.97 PA: 11/17 MCAT: 127.75 Interview: Pass Welp..

Rejected OOP AGPA: 90.75 Pre-req GPA: 88.00 MCAT: 34 AQ: 32.95 NAQ: 39.18 Interview: Below Average Second year in a row..sigh

Invite! GPA: 4.00 MCAT: 511 ECs: Long commitments, strong, meaningful, diverse OOP So excited to visit Edmonton!

Wow again? Smh

You can park it in the plaza south of the village.

I'm rewriting the MCAT as well. Registered for Sept 12. Sucks because my current score is a 12/9/13.. Damn verbal reasoning, oh well

Rejected 4th Year UG OOP GPA: 90.61 Pre-req GPA: 90 MCAT: 31 AQ: 33.05 NAQ: 34.50 Interview: Below Average (I felt it went really well..) Next cycle will be mine. Time: 9:49 AM

Lmao this is so accurate. Too bad he moved to McMaster now