Donald_Duck

If you want to pursue medicine do it. If you meet the requirements to apply absolutely apply and go for it full blast. It is a fantastic reason to pursue medicine and I think your tale would be very inspiring to many other students living with disabilities who may think that medicine is not possible for them. The Faculty of Med at uOttawa is super good at accommodating and helping you succeed, and will work with you, they are super nice. You got this! Mr Duck

The first years always do a mock interview prep and I highly suggest it. It should be posted in the forums when it happens. Mr Duck

If you mean Pass Fail then there should be no reason seeing under normal circumstances grades do not count anyways, but you should check with the admissions by sending an email. The recent rule change regarding science pre-req may require you to have a grade in that class if its a science prereq as it needs to be above a B or whatever the minimum requirement is nowadays. Good luck Mr Duck

If someone knew they would have break their vow of secrecy to the admissions committee of uOttawa Med. Nobody dares commit high treason to Dr Lemay, the queen of the pond. Mr Duck

It is possible to get an interview, keep your fingers crossed! Mr Duck

I agree, you would be burning cash. Give me the money instead and I can at least give you a rubber duck to remember me by. Mr Duck

You are eligible to apply! Year 4 is void because of 2 pass fail course in one semester. Year 3 x 3 Year 2 x 2 Year 1 x 1 Your year 1 counts because you can take the remainder 2 courses in the summer OR in another academic year. In that case, they will use your year 4 to complete the 10 course/year requirement. That being said the 2 courses in year 4 wont be used for GPA calculation. Good luck! Mr Duck

Only your undergraduate grades are going to be considered, these are what will be important. uOttawa will ask for an updated transcript if you are admitted which will be used as proof of enrolement of your MSc I suppose but at this stage of the application it may not be necessary, though I am not sure. These questions are best answered by the admissions office, which re-opens on Monday! I know deadline is soon though... Good luck! Mr Duck

Yes absolutely you can do electives in french even if you are in the english stream! Mr Duck

Whatever youre most comfortable with, remember in French you will have to write the casper in French and interview in French. If you are not comfortable with that, go in English. The French stream will definitely be less competitive than the English but proficiency in French is a good predictor of outcome, given that your GPA and CV are competitive for both streams. Hope that helps Mr Duck

Given that classes started, its a done deal.... Always try harder and try again and lets hope for next year Mr Duck

It seems you are below the cutoff and email to be sure. Please do not apply if you are below the cutoff as you would be wasting money/time. Mr Duck

You can even apply to french residencies where English people have a harder trouble (e.g quebec 0.o). I know someone doing internal med at CHUM (the dream) Mr Duck

the labs are part of the course so yes. I can only attest to the uOttawa gen chem to say that it was a joke, but maybe thats just gen chem in general. The labs are a bit heavy tho so you need to take them seriously... My gen chem prof had posted all the past exams which were the same in the year I took except the numbers changed. I think its the same now as well. Mr Duck

I believe it is still the Ottawa one (3.7) but you should double check with admissions! You are still considered a franco-ontariennnn (mon beau drapeau). Mr Duck