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Thank you. I'll have a look at the weighing but I think as you and offmychestplease mentioned, best bet is a least a year or two extra undergrad. Appreciate the help

Thank you everyone for the helpful comments. I made sure to take 12 credits at UdeM to get that 0.5 boni, so with my additional 0.5 from my Master's this year I should have a better shot. I also applied french stream at UOttawa and NOSM with no luck. One or two years of undergrad sounds like the best approach. Thanks all!

Thank you, I really appreciate the help

I see. That's what I saw in other forums as well. Seems like my only realistic option is second undergrad -- any good threads on finding the right program? I know programs matter in Québec so just wondering if the same is true throughout Canada

No but that's a good point. Do you know if Ottawa, NOSM, or McGill use the wGPA?

Hi everyone! I am just finishing a Master's and unfortunately didn't get into any schools this year. So I'm just wondering if any of you nice people have some advice. Here are my stats: B.Eng Mechanical Engineering: 3.57/4.3, converted to 3.50/4 by OMSAS this year; science GPA 3.95/4.0 M.Sc.: 4.0/4.0 French speaker, Québec resident I own a medical technology startup and have a variety of clinical/leadership EC's throughout university My parents are caretakers for children and adults with down syndrome, so obviously spent a lot of my time helping out until I le

Hi everyone! I am just finishing a Master's and unfortunately didn't get into any schools this year. So I'm just wondering if any of you nice people have some advice. Here are my stats: B.Eng Mechanical Engineering: 3.57/4.3, converted to 3.50/4 by OMSAS this year; science GPA 3.95/4.0 M.Sc.: 4.0/4.0 French speaker, Québec resident I own a medical technology startup and have a variety of clinical/leadership EC's throughout university My parents are caretakers for children and adults with down syndrome, so obviously spent a lot of my time helping out until I le

Timestamp: 8:56 am Interview: No GPA: 3.54 Context: Indigenous, Francophone stream. Rural eastern Quebec under 2000 but in urban area for last 6 years for undergrad & Master's. ECs: Aerospace engineering work for a couple years, sat on Senate and president a of a club during undergrad, a few publications & patents, founded a company aiming to reduce errors in the ER, a few scholarships, caretaker for family members with autism, and a few hobbies related to aviation & sports. # of previous applications: This is my first time. Will be trying again next year! Best o

I did as well. Was hoping they would be slightly more flexible this year considering some labs closed for weeks and even months. I hope it helps a few people though!

Salut! J'essaie de terminer ma maîtrise avant le mois de Janvier pour obtenir le bonus de CRU mais je me demandais si l'université est habituellement flexible avec les thèses? Les dates de mon programme ne correspondent pas vraiment à celles de l'UdeM; soit je soumets ma thèse au mois d'août pour graduer au mois d'Octobre (malheureusement impossible) ou soit je soumets ma thèse au mois de décembre pour une graduation au mois de Février...Pensez-vous que je serais en mesure d'obtenir le bonus dans le second cas?

Merci!

Est-ce que ca fonctionne de la même façon pour une maîtrise? J'ai cru voir en ligne qu'on devait terminer avant le mois de Janvier pour obtenir le boni-maîtrise à l'UdeM

Si on commence un deuxième Bac, est-ce qu'on peut continuer d'appliquer (avec les notes du Bac précédent) ou on doit absolument le nouveau Bac avant de réappliquer?

Si on commence un deuxième Bac à l'UdeM, est-ce qu'on peut continuer d'appliquer (avec les notes du Bac précédent) ou on doit absolument avoir terminer le nouveau Bac avant de réappliquer au programme de médecine?

Désolé...Plusieurs personnes semblent avoir eu une baisse de CRU cette année. Comme TopChef l'a dit je doute que le verdict change de mon côté mais je m'essaye comme on dit