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Hello everyone. I made this forum to discuss the application to the UAlberta PharmD program for the 2024-25 year. Good luck to all those applying. -
Hi everyone! Wanted to create this thread to discuss all things PharmD applications for U of A and connect with other applicants.- 15 replies
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With early acceptances out I'd thought I'd start this thread. Result: IP/OOP: GPA: DAT: Interview: -
Currently I am looking to complete my pre-requisites for the DDS program offered at UAlberta but I'm struggling to find a course equivalent to "Physiology 210" at Mount Royal, UofC, or even Athabaska University. Has anyone been in the same situation as me? What university did you find that class? What was the course name? I have tried everything from the Alberta transfer credit search, to UAlberta's External science transfer credit, and even contacted admissions and so far they have not really been helpful either. Any help or advice would be appreciated :) -
www.MedsHousing.com Listing # 1983 Fully furnished downtown 1 bdrm + apartment for rent with large balcony. Master bedroom has good size walk in closet. Bath/shower in suite. Available September 1, early move-in negotiable. Utilities not includes, utilities roughly $50/month, not including internet or cable. Underground heated parking stall included. Building amenities: Pool!! Sauna Gym Same floor laundry Same floor garbage disposal Walking distance to LRT, MacEwan and Downtown Contact for more info here -
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Hey everyone! Congrats to the newly admitted students in the medicine class of 2025! I’m a DDS student looking for a female roommate and place to live for the upcoming school year. I’m looking for a 2 bedroom 1.5-2bath place in Garneau (close to the UofA Hospital) in the price range of $800-900 per person. I don’t have a car so you can take any parking space offered by the condo/house/apartment. Unfortunately I’m allergic to pets so I can’t live with any DM me if you are also looking for a roommate or place to live
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In case you didn't see it yet, here is the UofA mmi video for 2020 As you can see in this video, we work hard but we also like to have a lot of fun too. I can tell you from personal experience that if you are lucky enough to get a spot in the next little while, you will have an awesome time here. The classes feel like one big family and close knit community where we all help each other out..professors I have had, have been knowledgeable, kind and genuinely want to help you succeed. There are so so so many extracurricular, shadowing, and research opportunities no matter what your interests are. Hang in there guys!
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Hello! My name is Herbert and I have a MMI coming up for March 7th for Dental Hygiene at the U of A and I am looking for some new people to practice with! Thanks! -
Hello! I saw a lot of discussions about previous years for the new applicants and couldn’t find one for the upcoming cycle so thought I would make one to try and keep updated! I’m a new applicant myself and have a couple questions if anyone would know any answers to I would be really greatful! Mostly I’m looking for recommendations on how to succeed in the application, whether that be in the interview, the letter of intent or just preparing in general! If anyone has any thoughts let me know! Otherwise goodluck to everyone who is applying -
I will be starting my MPH in September 2019 - it is a 16 month program. Is it possible to get an admission if I have not yet completed my program? I understand that I will not receive extra points for a Masters degree as some med schools offer, but I just wanted to make sure my chances are not hindered if my course-based Masters program is in progress. -
Hi there, I am starting at the University of Alberta in the fall to study Occupational Therapy. I am from Ontario and won't know anyone when I move to Edmonton at the end of August, so I have been looking for a somewhere that current OT students at UofA could tell me what the program is like, or where would be a good area to live in Edmonton - and where other new students looking for roommates could connect. Please comment if you have any advice, or if you will be joining me at the University of Alberta for occupational therapy!- 14 replies
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This question is for all current physio students- I have applied to quite a few physio programs this year and wanted to know how possible it is to qualify for a scholarship set aside for PT students? I have gone through a couple of websites and the number of scholarships available is pretty good when looking at the class-size. But I feel like current students would have a better idea of what it actually looks like. I look forward to hearing your thoughts! Thanks
