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As posted on MedsHousing.com Listing #1650 Montreal Elective friendly studio Walk to The Glen $1000 month Fully furnished studio apartment within a 10 minute walk to the MUHC - Glen campus, which includes : Royal Victoria, Montreal Children's and Shriner's hospitals, Research Institute , Montreal Chest Institute, and Cedars Cancer Center. Located in a 1920s -Art Deco Style building which is being lovingly renovated by myself and my husband to meet today's standards. The apartment comes equipped with the basics : dishes, utensils, pots, pans, linens, microwave, TV eith basic cable, furniture, heating, electricity, air conditioning, and WIFI. So basically all you have to do is bring your suitcase. The building has controlled access, camera surveillance of the common areas, WIFI, coin operated laundry room with front load Maytag appliances, and elevator. We are located in a very dynamic neighborhood with a bike path running next to our building which will take you all the way downtown, two great parks in the area Girouard and Westmount where there are Shakespeare in the Park productions in the summer, great eateries up the street, nearby grocery stores, pharmacies, and various shops. You can hop onto the Montreal subway system at Vendome metro station and get around pretty quickly. You can rent a bixi bike at the nearby bike station or rent a car at the Commun Auto hub next door. Contact Landlord Here -
Salut tout le monde! J'ai eu la chance énorme d'être accepté dans les 3 universités francophones en 2022, et je peine à choisir! Je pense qu'un thread qui discute des pour/contres de chaque campus ou bien de chaque université pourrait être bien! J'ai hâte d'entendre les recommendations de chacuns!
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Hi everyone and mostly Premeds, giving away my 4th edition MCAT Books in Montreal. Not sure which edition they are on now, but used them in 2020. Some have underlined passages and markings, but they're free for someone who needs them so! -
Hello! I’m an incoming pre-med student and I’ve been accepted to both McGill’s Anatomy and Cell Biology program, and Queen’s Health Science program. I’ve been having difficulties choosing between the two because I love the Queen’s program, but I really dislike the idea of being in Kingston, ON and the general student body atmosphere. However, I still like the program at McGill, but I’m not as informed on it. As well, I deeply love Montreal and the people there. Any opinions/advice is welcome, what would you recommend as a pre-med student?- 7 replies
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Salut! Est-ce que quelqu'un qui a déjà fait le bac sciences biomédicales pourrait me dire si l'indice de force est bon à Montréal? Je suis au courant pour celui de Laval, mais il n'y a pas de tableau d'étalon pour l'UdeM, donc j'aimerais savoir un GPA de 4,33 donne combien de cote r. Merci d'avance!
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Forum for anyone applying to McGill Dentistry 2021 :)
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Bonjour! J’ai été accepté à udem en médecine (année préparatoire) au campus Mauricie! Je me suis renseigné auprès de l’admission et un échange de campus un à un avec quelqu’un du campus Montréal qui entre en année préparatoire en août 2020 est autorisé pour l’année suivante. (La demande doit être fait en premed, et si les deux étudiants passent leurs cours, on peut faire un échange de campus l’année suivante.) Alors, si quelqu’un du campus Mtl se trouve dans le cas où il/elle voudrait prendre ma place au campus Mauricie (Trois-Rivières), vous pouvez m’envoyer un message privé! Merci beaucoup! -
I'm finishing my BComm in marketing this academic year and am planning on taking all mcat/med school prereqs the following year. I am considering completing these courses at cegep level— reason being that my current university tends to split up the lab and theory component of a class to be taken in separate semesters plus the level of difficulty is likely greater at university level. I know a few med students who obtained bachelors in degrees outside of science, went back to cegep to complete their prereqs and ended up attending Montreal-based medical schools (i know McGill, University of Montreal and a few other Quebec med schools will accept cegep courses from an undergrad applicant) but I'm not sure if other Canadian medical schools and US medical schools would as well...I know I could call up each one individually and ask but...If anyone has a general idea of the answer to this question, that would be helpful. Thanks in advance! -
Another Great New Listing on www.MedsHousing.com Contact : landlord Bright and modern 600 sqft 1 bed, 1 bath condo in the heart of St Henri. Unit is on the 2nd floor of recently built (2012) 6-unit condo building. Surrounded by windows on 3 sides. Brand new hardwood floors (just replaced!) & high-end finishings throughout. Tons of closet & storage space! Spacious balcony with storage locker & bike rack. Unit comes with custom roller blinds, full-size appliances, on-site W/D & A/C. Option for alarm system for extra fee (45$/month). Utilities not included. Location cannot be beat! Steps to the beautiful St Henri Park, <5 min walk to either Place St Henri metro (orange line) and Lionel Groulx (orange + green line). Steps to Notre-Dame street and trendy restaurants, <10 minute walk to Atwater market and Lachine Canal. Quick access to downtown Montreal! Easy access to highways 10, 15, and 720. Plenty of street parking in the area. Super easy access to all major teaching hospitals. 10 minute walk to MUHC Glen site (Royal Victoria Hospital and Children’s Hospital), quick metro rides to Montreal General Hospital, Jewish General Hospital, St-Mary’s Hospital. Quick metro ride to McIntyre Medical Building. Price local currency : $1,650 Check out other properties too... MedsHousing has 2000+listings and growing daily;
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Hello, I was wondering if anyone would be interested to meet up to practice MMI, we could meet up and practice different scenarios and help each other :) Let me know!
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Hello all, Im an IMG interested in General Surgery and was wondering what the different pros and cons of each program are, and what respective residents think about their programs -
Does anyone know what the minimum competitive GPA is to get into University of Montreal's Optometry school is? Their website only has the latest year's R-scores. I am a university student who will have more than 60 credits at time of application so my R-score won't count anymore, therefore I'd like an idea of what my GPA should range around! Thanks!
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Montreal- DownTown/Westmount central! Fabulous New Condo- 2 bedroom- Steps to Metro central to all McGill hospitals. St. Catherine Street/Atwater- Stunning view. Best location! furnished or unfurnished *Minimum 6 months* per condo rules* This is a fabulous location to access all the Montreal hospitals. FYI: this is a no AIRBNB condo per bylaws. NO short term allowed. THE SPACE: *Bright corner unit with floor to ceiling windows with stunning view + loads of sunshine *Large balcony for urban gardening and dining. *Granite Counters and Stainless Appliances *Hardwood throughout *custom cupboard upgraded shelves including drawers in walk in master * light-paned doors allowing sunshine to peak in everywhere! *Deep soaker tub for post call solitude. *Heated bathroom floor *In-unit laundry front loading full size LG **Indoor reserved parking, storage unit and bike parking can be negotiated for an additional fee** Location: ST Catherine and Atwater across from Cabot Park and the landmark "Forum" -“S Sur Le Square” prestigious 2 bedroom 11th floor condo development with only 84 units PREVEL built -Medical Residency and Medical Fellowship perfect! (Current tenant completing fellowship) HOSPITAL TRAVEL TIMES: MUHC:(The Glen) Transit/16 Min Bike/10 Min. Walk/25 Min Car/5 Min Jewish General: Transit/24 min Bike/16 min Walk/56 min Car/10 min Montreal General:<Transit/11 min Bike/4 min Walk/21 min Car/2 min McGill Medical School:Transit/15 min Bike/7 min Walk/27 min Car/4 min *steps to Atwater Metro, Bixi public bike station and bike path to The Glen. Adjacent to Westmount, Montreal’s famous neighbourhood in Shaughnessy Village ABOUT THE PROPERTY: *15th Floor Rooftop Salt Water Pool. *Ground Floor Exercise room overlooking Cabot Square Urban greenspace. *4th Floor Roof top BBQ terrace THE NEIGHBOURHOOD: This is an amazing location for MUHC, Montreal General, The Jewish General, McGill Medical School etc “The Glen” Montreal’s prestigious neighbourhood “Westmount” Live where you work and play. Steps away: *Adonis International Grocery store *Alexis Nihon Plaza with IGA, Canadian Tire, Shopper’s Drug Mart. Sports Expert etc. *IGA hours 0700 til 2200 AND offers online shopping for pick up or delivery ! BONUS! *Atwater Metro Station *St. Catherine’s Street with shops, restaurants, cafes and all that it is famous for! Contact: www.Medshousing.com Listing#0010924
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Hey guys, I'm about to finish CEGEP soon and I'm still very confused about the path i'm supposed to follow in order to get in medschool since i'm from Quebec! I even spoke to Diane Parent . She told me that all i needed was to get the right Wgpa in my pre-requires courses to get in. But now i'm reading what you guys wrote here and i'm lost.. haha can i just do my pre-requires and apply as an undergrad at Uottawa? Or do I have to go get a BAC frst? thanks
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www.MedsHousing.com Listing #24958 Log onto MedsHousing.com and contact listing as posted: "I’m a med student at McGill and live in a 2-bedroom condo that I love, in the amazing neighbourhood of St-Henri. I’m a 5-min bike ride (15-min walk) from the Glen / Royal Victoria Hospital (RVH) / Children’s / Shriner’s. And a 5-min walk from St-Henri metro: great for McGill hospitals including the Jewish and Montreal General Hospitals (MGH, JGH) and St-Mary’s, as well as the CHUM (UdeM) downtown. The building is very close to the the Lachine canal (right behind the large building on the right in the photo, which is the view from your room), to tennis courts and a beautiful park with fountains, grocery stores, and Atwater market. I usually use the second bedroom as a guest room, but I thought it’d be nice to rent it out to a med student or resident from elsewhere from time to time. The room has a Queen bed, a large closet with a dresser inside it (I’ll empty all of this for you) and a small desk – and you can use another desk in the living room too (not in the photo). There’s a washer & dryer in the unit, Internet is unlimited, there’s a terrace on the roof, and a BBQ on my balcony. Looking for a relatively quiet, very clean, gay-friendly non-smoker. Let me know if you have questions, what dates you’re looking for, and a bit about yourself. $930/month includes utilities, renter’s insurance, indoor parking, beddings & towels." Check out other listings on www.Medshousing.com or post your own place!
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Check this new listing out on www.MedsHousing.com Listing #27455 "Ground floor, 3 bedroom, 1.5 bath and a finished basement office and guestroom. 10 minute walk from Glen hospital and metro. Quiet residential street, 2 minutes from groceries, bike path and other amenities. Available from late December to early April, dates somewhat negotiable." www.MedsHousing.com is an independent accommodation listing service dedicated to the housing needs of Fellows, Residents, Medical Students and health care trainees. Seeking to reduce the housing search stress during Electives, residency, fellowships, observorships, clerkships, interviewing.(CaRMS)
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*Fully Furnished by decorator* *Non AirBNB building* Many medical fellows and residents live her because of the location 2 Bedroom Brand New Condo with gym and pool Large balcony with spectacular view Medical community member landlord Fantastic location for McGill Hospital System Of U of M Atwater and St Catherine steps to Atwater Metro, Bixi Bikes at your doorstep Indoor underground parking can be available Check it out: www.MedsHousing.com Listing # 0010924 MedsHousing™ caters to the academic medical community accommodation needs and landlords with properties conveniently located near medical schools and hospitals.
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Bonjour, je suis une étudiante au collégial en sciences de la nature et je sais déja en partant que je n'ai ni la Cote R requise ni les activités parascolaires/personnelles pour entrer en médecine dentaire après le cégep. Par contre, j'aimerais faire un bac avant d'appliquer pour balancer ma mauvaise Cote R et je me demandais quels programmes (B.sc) sont moins compétitives que d'autres, puisque j'ai vu sur ce forum que certains programmes avec un 90 n'égalaient pas un 90 à un tel autre programme... c'est quand même injuste. J'aimerais entrer en Behavioural Neurosciences à Concordia. Est-ce bon? Pour McGill, les gens en undergrad veulent tous switch en med/dent/pharma/opto donc la compétition est forte. J'ai laissé tombé McGill. J'ai besoin de m'assurer des bonnes notes à l'université!! Pour UdeM, je ne sais pas vraiment trop. Donc je suis plus à l'aise avec Concordia, mais je pourrais l'être aussi avec UdeM si j'approfondis mes recherches. Et qu'en est-il pour le cut off? J'ai vu sur le site de l'UdeM que le dernier convoqué à l'entrevue de DMD avait une CRC de 32.673 en 2017. À ULaval 32.500. J'ai une amie qui a été admise avec une pas très grosse Cote R, mais elle m'a dit que le TECT et l'entrevue changent tout. Je suis TRÈS mélangée parce que sur le forum je vois certains dire 33.XXX... minimum pour espérer avoir une chance d'être convoqué à l'entrevue. Je sais que la limite change d'années en années, mais le cut-off a l'air d'avoisiner les 32.xxx - 32.5 J'ai besoin d'aide pour fixer mes objectifs! Merci -
Montreal Steps to THE GLEN MUHC New condo 2014
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Featured on www.MedsHousing.com Listing # 0022554 Montreal-New Modern Condo-Steps from McGill MUHC Glen Hospital – Perfect Location! 5360 Sherbrooke Street West, Montreal, QC, Canada Sunny modern condo for rent with lots of modern conveniences, 5 minute walk to new MUHC Glen Hospital Site. 1 bedroom 1 bathroom in a new building (built in 2014) Features: – New stainless steel appliances – stove, fridge, dishwasher, microwave – Ensuite washer and dryer – Fully furnished with furniture (bed, couch, kitchen table, chairs) – Large modern bathroom – Air conditioning and electric heating – Hot water included – Hardwood floors – Quartz counter tops – Balcony overlooking Sherbrooke ave. Location: – Steps away from public transportation (buses and Vendome metro station) – Very central location on the corner of Sherbrooke West and Decarie – Across the street from Girouard Park – Surrounded by restaurants, bars, cafes, groceries, 5 minute walk to MUHC Glenn Hospital Site, 5 minute walk to Vendome metro, bus stops right in front of building, 10 min walk to Monkland village, close to Westmount Building Information: – New building built in 2014 – Quiet and well maintained building – Elevator to each floor Rental Information: – Available May 1st 2018. – $1650/month. Price local currency : $1,650wk/mth Listing Type : Furnished Property Type : Apartment/Flat Medical School : McGill University Availability : Contact for dates available Beds : 1 Baths : 1 -
New Listing on www.MedsHousing.com Listing #0022406 Short Term! U of M and McGill Walk to CHUM Shared with private room.
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Bonjour, je suis une étudiante au collégial en sciences de la nature et je sais déja en partant que je n'ai ni la Cote R requise ni les activités parascolaires/personnelles pour entrer en médecine dentaire après le cégep. Par contre, j'aimerais faire un bac avant d'appliquer, et je me demandais quels programmes (B.sc) sont moins compétitives que d'autres, puisque j'ai vu sur ce forum que certains programmes avec un 90 n'égalaient pas un 90 à un tel autre programme... c'est quand même injuste. J'aimerais entrer en Behavioural Neurosciences à Concordia. Est-ce bon? Pour McGill, les gens en undergrad veulent tous switch en med/dent/pharma/opto donc la compétition est forte. J'ai laissé tombé McGill. J'ai besoin de m'assurer des bonnes notes à l'université!! Pour UdeM, je ne sais pas vraiment trop. Donc je suis plus à l'aise avec Concordia, mais je pourrais l'être aussi avec UdeM si j'approfondis mes recherches. Et qu'en est-il pour le cut off? J'ai vu sur le site de l'UdeM que le dernier convoqué à l'entrevue de DMD avait une CRC de 32.673 en 2017. À ULaval 32.500. J'ai une amie qui a été admise avec une pas très grosse Cote R, mais elle m'a dit que le TECT et l'entrevue changent tout. Je suis TRÈS mélangée parce que sur le forum je vois certains dire 33.XXX... minimum pour espérer avoir une chance d'être convoqué à l'entrevue. Je sais que la limite change d'années en années, mais le cut-off a l'air d'avoisiner les 32.xxx - 32.5 J'ai besoin d'aide pour fixer mes objectifs! Merci
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Bonjour à tous, J'ai posé ma candidature pour l'automne 2015 en médecine à l'UdeM. J'ai un profil non-traditionnel. J'ai fait un baccaulauréat en Administration des Affaires à HEC Montréal. 3.9/4.3. J'ai ensuite fait les cours de maîtrise (sciences en gestion) sans remettre mon mémoire avec 4.1/4.3 (24 crédits) et je termine présentement les cours préalables en sciences à l'UdeM avec 4.3/4.3. Je pense que mes notes de maîtrise ne comptent pas et étant donné que je n'ai pas remis le mémoire, je n'ai pas le diplôme, donc ça ne change rien à ma CRU. Toutefois, étant donné le 3.9/4.3 en Administration, je n'ai aucune idée à quoi peut ressembler ma CRU. De plus, pour les étudiants qui ont terminé un baccalauréat, la cote minimale a été de plus de 35 l'an dernier pour aller aux entrevues. C'est dommage, car j'avais une cote R de 35.6 au cégep, mais cette dernière ne compte pas du tout étant donné que plus de 90 crédits universitaires. Je voulais donc avoir votre avis/expérience sur ma CRU et mes chances d'être invitée aux entrevues. Merci beaucoup! V.
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Salut! est-ce que quelqu'un aurai pris les cours BIO1803, CHM1955 et GER1016D ? J'aimerai connaitre les niveaux de difficulte pour monter mon GPA et rentrer en dentaire! merci
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Salut, Je vois les demandes d'amission approcher et si j'ai bien compris suite à la demande pour le programme de médecine, je vais devoir faire le Casper/Tect. Est-ce qu'il y a moyen de se préparer pour ça? Si oui, comment? Avez-vous des sources/lectures à me suggerer? Est-ce que quelqu'un sait la pondération cote vs casper vs MEMs pour médecine? Merci d'avance!
