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MedsHousing.com Listing # 4620 Kingston, Ont New Modern Bldg - Furnished 1 bdrm condo with everything you need. 1 BED 1 BATH MODERN APARTMENT: Summer May - Aug 2024 neg . or 1 year lease starting May 2024 or Sept 1 2024. 1 Bedroom 1 Bath apartment unit at 501 Frontenac. 10 minute walk from the downtown core, Queen's U, stores, restaurants, and city parks. Located on the corner of Frontenac and Princess street. -Kitchen with 6 stainless steel appliances and granite countertops -Open-concept living space -Bathroom with ceramic tile shower/tub and vanity with granite countertop -Rooftop terrace with BBQ -Unit Amenities include: fridge, stove, dishwasher, microwave, washer, and dryer in suite, toaster, kettle, dishes, cutlery -Building Amenities include: exercise room, exterior courtyard and lounge. Graduate students or professionals looking for a great 1 bdrm furnished luxury condo near Queen's University. All new queen size bed, futon couch, chair, kitchen table., toaster, kettle, dishes, and cutlery. Move in condition. $ 1900.00 . Bedrooms: 1 Bathrooms: 1 Furnished Short term Long term $1,900.00 CAD / Month Contact Landlord here on the MedsHousing.com platform -
MedsHousing.com Listing # 3369 Kingston, On Unfurnished New downtown gem, walkable to everything Newly renovated one-bedroom unit, steps away from Goodlife, Food Basics, and LCBO. 5 minute walk to HDH/Queen's Family Med, 10 minute walk to Queen's/KGH. Bright main floor with three-season room and exposed limestone walls, 10-foot ceilings, and kitchen with granite countertops and stainless steel appliances including dishwasher. Basement bedroom is quiet with huge closet. In suite-laundry, all utilities included, plus option to use landlord's guest wifi if desired. (Landlord is an orthopaedic surgeon and lives next door). Bedrooms: 1 Bathrooms: 1 Unfurnished Long term $2,200.00 CAD / Month Contact landlord here MedsHousing.com is a partner with then Canadian Federation of Medical Students
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Hi Guys! This is my first time on this forum, so hopefully I put this post in the right place. I am a grade 12 high school student, and after recently getting rejected from Mac Health Sci (unsurprisingly), I've narrowed down my uni options to three different undergrad programs: Laurier Health Sciences, Western Medical Sciences, and Queen's Life Sciences. My high school average is currently 98.5%, and I was wondering which program would be best for helping me reach my goal of becoming a physician. 1) Laurier Health Sci: Pros: Small class sizes, easy to get high GPAs (therefore easier to balance extracurriculars as well), amazing scholarships, good mix of work/parties Cons: Has a lower reputation for American Med Schools (as well as Canadian Jobs if I want to pursue a diff job and not become a doctor) 2) Western Med Sci: Pros: Good % of graduates entering med school, good student life, a lot of options to narrow down your studies to a specific field in 3rd and 4th years Cons: 1st and 2nd years are tough (therefore less ECs too), massive campus 3 Queens Life Sci: Pros: Similar to Western Med Sci, the program seems a bit easier though Cons: May be harder to achieve marks compared to schools like Laurier Right now, I am leaning toward accepting Laurier due to the higher marks, but I am wondering if there is anything else that I should consider when making my decision and would love to hear your guys' opinions on these three programs! Thanks so much!
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MedsHousing.com Listing # 3242 Kingston, Ont Furnished 1 bed 1 bath Convenient, well-furnished, modern condo available for short-term rental in Kingston! Bright, modern, spacious condo in downtown Kingston! Furnished 1-bedroom 1-bathroom apartment for rent at 121 Queen Street (Anna Lane Condos) $1500 per month or $375/week, includes internet and utilities Amenities - In-suite laundry - 10 minute bus or 20 minute walk to Queen's campus - 3 minute walk to Food Basics - 7 minute walk to Metro - 1 minute walk to Staples - Balcony - Dishwasher - Access to building's recreational spaces Contact Landlord Here
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Brockville Ontario MedsHousing.com listing 2413 Furnished Brockville, Room in Shared Home with Pool, Hot Tub, Screen Room, Fire Pit Shared quiet home with three bedrooms. Downstairs bedroom and private bath is currently occupied by an Occupational Health Nurse at Brockville General Hospital. The upstairs has two bedrooms that share the upstairs bathroom that has a double sink and walkin shower. One upstairs bedroom is occasionally occupied by the owner who is a Community Relations Coordinator at Home and Community Care Support Services and sometimes her husband. Shared living spaces include the living and dining room, kitchen, laundry room, outdoor screen room, pool and hot tub. Driveway is shared as well. Bedrooms: 3 Bathrooms: 2 Furnished Short term Long term $1,100.00 CAD / Month $500.00 CAD / Week Contact Landlord Here
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www.MedsHousing.com landlord link here Beautiful one bedroom apartment with private study Available May 1st 2021 $1,625 116 Bagot St Kingston, ON K7L 3E5 The Goreview Apartments Built 1850 Apartment 3 116 Bagot Street Looking for Upper Year Graduate Student Masters/Phd and Professional Degree Fully Furnished Hardwood floors 12 ft ceilings Available May 1st 2021 Warm cast iron heat Secure building Parking available Please contact for video tour If you are from out of town viewing can take place through video and conduct renting remotely please contact
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Hey guys! Hope you're all doing well I'd really appreciate some perspectives on my chances at Western and Queens specifically! MCAT: 514 (127/127/128/132) 2YGPA: 3.87 Thanks in advance!!
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Hey guys - just realized I may have screwed my chances at medical school. I applied to queens and western. My third and fourth years are the 3.88 and 3.87 respectively. I did a fifth year in 2020 and took three courses, which was my biggest, dumbest mistake because I ended up with a calculated 3.5 gpa here. I am terrified Queens will take this year and my fourth year as my last two, leaving me at a 3.68 gpa. Have I screwed myself over?
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Hey guys, congrats to those who have finished the application process! I know this is a super redundant post, but if anyone could tell me what my chances are looking like, I would really, really appreciate it... if I'm headed for rejections, I hope to be able to prepare myself for them. MCAT is 514: 127/127/128/132 2YGPA: 3.88 (cumulative is 3.61) My extracurriculars are strong - awards, president of large non profit, accessibility research, etc. I've applied to Western, Queens and Mac... any thoughts are greatly appreciated! -
I am looking to choose a program between these offers. My end goal is med school, but i want a university where it’ll be easy to achieve that goal and gpa without becoming depressed and drained from studying 24/7. I would also like a good atmosphere and one that is welcoming to diverse students as i am a POC. Which program is best suited for me? -
I am looking to choose a program between these offers. My end goal is med school, but i want a university where it’ll be easy to achieve that goal and gpa without becoming depressed and drained from studying 24/7. I would also like a good atmosphere and one that is welcoming to diverse students as i am a POC. Which program is best suited for me?
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www.MedsHousing.com Check out some elective listings on MedsHousing.com Kingston,Ont- apartment for electives. 33 Ontario Street, Kingston, ON, Canada Listing ID #0037021 Kingston, Ont-Ginkgo Guest House, Kingston 16 Earl St, Kingston, ON, Canada Listing ID #0044489 Kingston,Ont-Renovated Furnished House on Same St. as KGH and 10 minutes from Hotel Dieu 472 Barrie St, Kingston, ON K7K 3V2, Canada Listing ID #0039360 Kingston,Ont-Private bedroom 85 Ontario street, Kingston Listing ID #0032235
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Hey all! I was curious if anyone currently enrolled in the PT program at Queen's University might be willing to share their personal experience as a student there, specifically including how/if the Probationary Accreditation status of the program has affected your experience? I'm currently finishing my undergrad at Dal and hoping to begin a PT program next fall (Western and Dal being my top choices, Queen's holding up the third spot). I have several close friends who have completed degrees at Queen's and have heard nothing but good things about the school and city, however the accreditation status at Queen's seems to be a red flag. It seems like the school is very transparent about it, which I take to be a good sign, but I'd be interested to hear how the students themselves view the whole thing. All the best -
Hi All, I was looking into Queen's PT program and saw that their accreditation status is probationary. Can anyone clarify what this means and how it will affect newly admitted students this year? Also, I'd love to hear what your experience at Queen's was like. What is their teaching method like? How's the faculty and housing? What about placements- do you feel you gained a wide variety of experiences or was it mostly in a clinical setting? I look forward to hearing your thoughts!!
