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Hello everyone, Does anyone know if first year intro courses in Biology and Nutrition can be used as a pre-requisite to fulfill the 2.0 Life Sciences Requirement? Also, whether Usask's BMSC 200 (Biomolecules) and BMSC 230 (Metabolism) counts towards the Biochemistry requirement? Thanks in advance!

Hi, I was wondering if you guys had a lot of ECs or volunteering? I understand that usask doesn't ask for personal letters, but do you guys think that a big factor for the interview process?

In other words, I would have to apply after my third year or the beginning of fourth year?

Hey everyone, I'm currently a second year undergrad student looking to apply for UBC this upcoming year, but I'm confused about when our prerequisites need to be completed. Based on UBC's official site: "Applicants for admission to the class of 2025 must have completed all required courses and 90 credits by the end of August, 2020. Starting in June 2020, conditional offers will not be offered, and therefore all academic requirements to the DMD program (prerequisites and fulfilling the minimum 90 credits), for applications to the DMD Class of 2025 must be completed by August 202

Hey all, I'm a second year student at U of S, and I'm planning to apply to next year. With the following stats, do you think I've got a shot with U of T do you think I'll have a shot at U of T or UBC? Or should I retake the DAT to increase my chances? I'm really bummed because I haven't done much extracurriculars, volunteering, or shadowing of dentists over the years, and I was planning to get some hours during this summer. Dat: AA: 21 RC: 19 Bio: 23 Chem: 21 MDT: 5 (lol) GPA 3.98 (92%)

Hi everyone, Hi, i'm having a lot of trouble with the keyhole section. I've been consistently practicing with PAT Booster keyhole generators everyday, and I consistently get around 12 to 15 right. However, when I do the practice tests, I find myself only getting 5-7 correct. I was wondering if you have any advice about how I can improve.

It's just soaps are super expensive and I idk how long I would need to do well in that section because if I don't try then what's the point of registering for those schools.

Hey guys, I was wondering if any of you guys can help me out for DAT registration. From looking at Dalhousie's Dentistry Admission webpage, they don't require you to do the manual dexterity test. Since I don't really have a strong desire to go to Alberta, I don't feel the need to take manual dexterity assessment. After choosing all the schools that I'd like the DAT transcript to be sent to (U of T, U of S, UBC, Dalhousie, and U of M. The DAT webpage says that Dalhousie is considered a school that needs the manual dexterity, and I would need to apply for the DAT in order to register? I already