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I believe this link has the value of dental coverage for residents across all the provinces. You might need to check additional resources for the specifics on the coverage. https://www.carms.ca/match/r-1-main-residency-match/salary/#1511459418108-dce57021-2831

Last year we weren't allowed to, but I assumed it was due to the last minute shift to the online platform. I am not sure if they figured out a solution for it this year. I would just prepare assuming you won't be allowed to jot notes!

School: USask Year (1 or 2): 1 Lecture delivery method (online/ in person/ other [please explain]): Online (mix of pre-recorded and live) Shadowing/clinic visits delivery method (online/ in person/ other [please explain]): In-person, though it was suspended for a bit in between. Also, only few specialities are currently open for shadowing. Clinician skills delivery method (online/ in person/ other [please explain]): Online introduction + in-person practice sessions (at least twice a week) Research delivery method (online/ in person/ other [please explain]): Don't reall

I think you should get by with a decent interview! Do remember that this year, we had significantly fewer stations so the MMI didn't serve as much of a differentiating factor (leading to a very high admissions average and MCAT). Try your best at the interview and you'll do well

try this maybe? https://medicine.usask.ca/documents/ugme/admission/admissions-statistics-5-year-summary.pdf

As long as you completed your coursework in 4 years you're fine. Many students work for a couple years before they apply to Med school at USask so taking two years off should also be fine!

Hey there, This post is a little old but I personally love watching Violin MD, KharmaMedic and Ali Abdaal. They are all so inspirational and informative!

I remember a couple years ago when I talked to the admissions office regarding the same issue they said I cannot exceed 54 c.u.s in 100 level classes. I am not sure if it has changed since then or if it is specific to my degree program. For what it's worth, I was in Phys-Pharm

Thank you all for your responses! I have decided to not go for the program as I value the clinical side of medicine more than the administration side of it and there doesn't seem to be a disadvantage against having it!

Do you guys think doing an MBA would be beneficial in the world of medicine? My school offers an MD/MBA program that lets me defer my entrance and do a year-long MBA degree instead. I am just not sure if that would be worth it in the long run

Result: Accepted Site Location: Saskatoon (1st choice) Time Stamp: 15/05/2020 - 8:40 PST GPA: >90 MCAT Score: 517 Location: IP Degree: last year of UG Interview: I felt good coming out of it though I struggled with one station. The interviewers were all super nice!! I am so excited to be starting this journey !! Congrats to everyone accepted!

I remember the office stating at some point that they wont be revealing your waitlist rank at all, even if you email them

The latest email from USask states that we might still have labs and other activities, just that the classes will be online. I guess it might be more manageable because labs typically do have fewer people? That said, the details are still being hashed out and we wont know for sure till end of May but I really hope they don't cancel the program

Now that all the exams are done, the 15th just seems further away

I am not sure if you can review your file, but i think you can send the correct info over to the admissions office and they may update it for you. Although I really wouldn't worry about not having a third referee contacted as most people I know only had two checks.