List of US Schools Accepting Canadians

[jebelali]

Oakland Beaumont school of medicine

Georgetown

Washington University in St. Louis

Boston University

Wayne State University School of Medicine

Weill Cornell Medicine

[Yuusui]

Hello everyone, I was wondering if my stats are competitive for the schools that I am interested in applying for.

cGPA: 3.73

MCAT: P/S: 128  CARS: 126  B: 128  Psych/soc: 128.

(I am planning on retaking the MCAT again this summer in August)

ECs: President of a club for 3 years. A year's worth of research/publications. Involved in a community volunteering program for 4 years.

 

I am interested in these schools:

U of Washington

GW

SUNY Upstate

NYMC

Georgetown

Wayne State University

Kentucky University

Michigan State University

Case Western

Tufts

 

Thank you!

[jebelali]

Tufts doesn't really accept internationals. University of Washington has heavy in-state preference. Add BU and St. Louis university

[bearpuppy]

Hello everyone, I was wondering if my stats are competitive for the schools that I am interested in applying for.

cGPA: 3.73

MCAT: P/S: 128  CARS: 126  B: 128  Psych/soc: 128.

(I am planning on retaking the MCAT again this summer in August)

ECs: President of a club for 3 years. A year's worth of research/publications. Involved in a community volunteering program for 4 years.

 

I am interested in these schools:

U of Washington

GW

SUNY Upstate

NYMC

Georgetown

Wayne State University

Kentucky University

Michigan State University

Case Western

Tufts

 

Thank you!

 

 

Tufts doesn't really accept internationals. University of Washington has heavy in-state preference. Add BU and St. Louis university

 

 

University of Washington doesn't accept internationals, and only residents in a few states, with most of them being WA.

 

GW - has very low yield (gets almost 10,000 applications I think)

 

Upstate - yes.

 

NYMC - don't know

 

Georgetown - this is traditionally a black college, fyi. Also highly mission oriented

 

Wayne - definitely Canadian friendly but one of the most expensive schools to attend in the US

 

Kentucky - don't know

 

Michigan State - don't know

 

Case Western - expensive but does accept Canadians 

 

Tufts - rarely accepts internationals. Expensive.

[jebelali]

FYI: Georgetown is not historically black. I am a white Canadian and interviewed there and their students are fairly diverse. Very heavy bias towards community service. Meharry/Howard, however, are.

[pizza1994]

can anyone comment on this list if its canadian friendly:

 

1) Oakland University William Beaumont School of Medicine

2) Boston University School of Medicine

3) Central Michigan University College of Medicine

4) East TN State U., James H. Quillen Coll. of Med.

5) George Washington University Sch of Med & Hlth Sci

6) Howard University

7) Loma Linda University School of Medicine

8) LSU School of Medicine in New Orleans

9) Meharry Medical College

10) Michigan State University

11) New York Medical College

12) Rosalind Franklin University of Medicine and Scien

13) Rutgers Robert Wood Johnson Medical School

14) Stony Brook University School of Medicine

15) University of Hawaii John A. Burns Sch. of Med.

16) University of Illinois at Chicago-College of Medic

17) University of Louisville School of Medicine

18) University of Utah School of Medicine

19) West Virginia University School of Medicine

[JohnGrisham]

Washington University St. Louis should be on your list.

Honestly, please read the posts on the forums, USMD canadian friendly schools have been posted over and over.

[TheWayfarer]

Get access to MSAR. It will tell you which schools take Canadians-- you can even see how many international students they matriculate per year (which is usually a good indication on how many seats they reserve for non-american/PR students). Should also give you a gauge of where you stand compared to other applicants in terms of mcat + gpa.

[victorias]

Just to update you guys - Case Western will no longer be accepting international students, including Canadians as of 2017 application cycle.

 

This is information that I received from them in response to my email inquiry.