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oh yeah? didn't know that, guess CHEM 213 should work for CHEM 2220

CHEM 203 and CHEM 213 only transfer for CHEM 2210, you need CHEM 204 or CHEM 214 for CHEM2220

physics 1420 is A+ doable, it's extremely dumbed-down compared to other universities, like previous posters said it overlaps with orgochem times which honestly sucks so much (took it 2 years ago). I can't recommend matt geogre enough, even students who did poorly/not as well as they liked recognized the quality of his teaching biochem 1 with mark bayfield is extremely easy and also dumbed down in the summer(took 2 years ago), memorize slides and it's an easy a+ adv biochem is fricken bs so many mechanisms, I spent 10hrs a day for 2 weeks and got an A, also destroyed my GPA for other

I noticed that there wasn't an acceptance thread for UofM

Well most of the members commenting on this thread are discussing the harsh realities pertaining to Ontario/BC. Outside those 2 provinces, dentistry is still a stable profession. Usually, over-saturation hits the the biggest of markets first and slowly spreads out. In your link, you can see this most of ON is now considered a "fair" outlook but used to be a "good" outlook; whereas every other province is considered "good". Also, the categories for outlook that jobbank uses aren't well defined and could extremely broad terms. As others have pointed out, there's no stopping this declining t

"In order to be considered for an interview, an applicant must demonstrate a minimum DAT average (average of the Reading Comprehension, Biology, Chemistry and PAT scores), as determined by the Committee. In the past three years, the minimum DAT averages for Manitoba applicants were: 18.75 (2017) 18.667 (2016) 18.667 (2015)In the past three years, the minimum DAT averages for out of province applicants were: 22.50 (2017) 22.333 (2016) 22.00 (2015)" It's thresholds to be considered for an interview (not min. interview avg); same thing applies with gpa

chem was easy bio was challenging (loads of memory specific plant questions) RC was difficult relative to last feb's .. quite a few inferring qns + 5 author's tone qns (none of which were in last febs meaning you couldn't search-destroy and do well) PAT was easy (except pattern folding, but it was the last one I probably fatigued), finished with 10 min to spare i fcked up carving again

I averaged around 21-22 in bootcamp and got 20 on the real test

It seems as though fellow/head in McGill's OMFS program graduated from a Saudi school and would have a large say in the decision.

Hey everybody, does anyone know which 4th yr Kine courses have recordings? Thank you!

Is exercise physio and organic chem I doable (in same sem)?

https://www.datsoapcarving.ca/# seems sketchy.. checked its info on https://www.whois.net/ and it says the site registered on 20/02/16. Meaning that the reviews are fake because they registered on on Feb.20th and there hasn't been a test since its release. Also, its youtube video has 20K views and 57 likes lol so obviously the person outsourced for those stats.

hey Mike_BC only UofA uses Manual dexterity for their admission process (only one). No other dental school uses MDT anymore. UofM recently announced they will not being using it for the upcoming cycle (http://umanitoba.ca/student/admissions/application/programs/dentistry-application.html). So if your best chance is at UofA, by all means, closely follow the advice above (i.e. practice tons). If not, I suggest focusing on other sections of the DAT as preping for carving can be time consuming.

if you buy http://www.adea.org/officialguide/ it costs about $15 and tells you which dental schools use Canadian DAT. All of the private institutions allow you to use your Can DAT (i.e. UPenn, NYU, Columbia, etc.) when applying. In terms of general difficulty, I think Can DAT is slightly easier.

You're competitive for uoft as well for OOP. They require 90credits but they won't look at the marks in the year you apply. So you have a solid chance of getting in there. Btw uoft doesn't differentiate between OOP and IP. UBC is OOP friendly too and so are other schools. Check other schools breakdown. Uofa uses 50% for GPA, some schools use upto 65%. Don't sell yourself short, you're definitely competitive for OOP schools as well. Don't restrict yourself to one when you can apply to seven English dental schools. Aside from schulich and mcgill (which require u to complete your degree), you'd

Feedback on HH/KINE 4448 3.00 Advanced Human Physiology: Endocrinology with Michael Riddell ?

Hi there, I'm thinking of taking a couple of online courses this upcoming year and having never taken them before I'm wondering (for UofA), 1) Will it say on my transcript that the course was online? and 2) Is it detrimental to my app Thanks

Mb s/he didn't get an interview On there site it says, "For admission purposes, a resident of Alberta is defined as a Canadian citizen or Permanent Resident (Landed Immigrant) who has been continuously resident in the Province of Alberta, Yukon, the Northwest Territories, or Nunavut for at least one year immediately prior to the first day of classes of the term in which admission is sought", so as long as you're enrolled as a student for the fall/winter term, you would be deemed a resident (you don't have to move in July and could move late August). This is a link for the medschoo

sum of rc + mdt + pat (the only ones UofA considers)

Similar experience to acceptances, wait several weeks before you hear back. It's not too bad.

godly stats

They recently changed their site and now it just says 8 weeks RIP patience

I've taken two online courses and they DID NOT indicate that they were online on my transcript (uwaterloo).. i'm pretty sure it doesn't matter

I never heard abt them removing certain parts. Where'd you hear about this?

I just wrote it yesterday, They told me I must be there at 7:30am but opened the doors around 8:00am and the MDT started 8:40. Ended up finishing everything at 1:00pm