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Vancouver VGH www.MedsHousing.com listing # 1923 Completely renovated 1 bedroom garden patio suite in an amazing location: steps from VGH, Broadway City Hall station and groceries. Steps from the UBC shuttle bus at VGH (~20min) or drive (~15min) or bus (~35 min). Crisp new kitchen with stone counters and new stainless steel appliances. Private large outdoor patio with lush greenery. Features Bedrooms: 1 Bathrooms: 1 Unfurnished Long term $1,750.00 CAD / Month Contact landlor -
Vancouver www.Medshousing.com Listing#1868 Available August 1, 2021 Price Learner (medical student, resident or fellow)/ UBC affiliate: 12 months or greater agreement signed, $2600 per month with parking, $2550 without parking Regular: $2750 per month, MINIMUM 6 months rent Deposit half of first month's rent Includes 1 parking spot, if requested Hydro, cable and wifi not included Amenities 1 Parking spot included, if requested Locked bicycle storage in locked garage Gym in building - access not guaranteed to be open during p
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www.Medshousing.com Listing#1832 This bright west facing, top level, updated 1-bedroom apartment features an open floor plan with new flooring and paint throughout. There is a quiet, sunny balcony. Fully furnished - all you have to do is move in and enjoy. Exceptionally clean and quiet. Two blocks from VGH and easy to get to other hospitals such as St. Paul's, Richmond, and Royal Columbian. Close to skytrain and multiple bus lines. Take advantage of all the shops, restaurants and amenities of the Cambie and Broadway Corridors. I am a second year UBC Internal Medicine Resident an
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Basically what the title says. First Year GPA: 1.88 (I know... but my grandpa passed away during first semester exams and the registrar wouldn't let me withdraw) Second Year= 3.72 -----> Not including summer classes = 3.45 Third Year: 3.9x (did not take summer classes) Fourth year: TBD (assuming I can get another 3.9x) My MCAT Score is a 515 and ECs are pretty decent. I know UBCs policy will help me get 30 credits off my first year (+ bonus for being IP) and queens takes your best two years. So, those are my top two schools to get into. Any advice will be gre
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Congratulations to all who have been accepted today into the UBC med cohort of 2025. For those who were disappointed in the outcome of today, just know that many of us have been there before and we encourage you to keep applying. Believe in yourself like we believe in you, and when it’s your turn we will also welcome you with open arms. Now, CONGRATULATIONS to the class of 2025!!!! If you use Facebook, please join the group below for the whole class + the site you’ll be attending. There will be other ways to get your orientation or general UBC med news, but this is one of the BEST ways to -
www.MedsHousing.com Bright (west facing) unit on upper floor of a newer building in Mt. Pleasant. Open layout, big windows in the bedroom and living room, along with tall ceilings make the unit feel very large (650+sq ft). Full size bedroom. Extra room could be used for office/den or storage. Includes underground parking for one vehicle. Has in-suite laundry. In excellent neighborhood – tons of amenities including cafes, restaurants, grocery stores all within walking distance (walk score 95+). Close to public transportation (including broadway). VGH close by. No smoki
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Hi everyone, This is my first time here on Premed 101 Forums. I'm a Canadian premed student who has been very concerned for the health and safety of examinees like myself who have and will be writing the MCAT during a pandemic. Our fellow peers who are immunocompromised are at a greater risk, however they have no choice but to put their lives at risk by writing the MCAT during these time. I myself am mainly worried about the health of an immediate family member with whom I live. The AAMC has not been cooperative enough to add more test dates in September or any in October, or to allow the -
Since the early application deadline is coming up, thought I would ask how interviews are scheduled at UBC. For in person interviews, what are the possible time slots applicants get to choose from? It would be nice to know since I might have to travel and stay overnight. If the interviews are conducted virtually, do we just talk to a webcam and record our answers or will we be able to interact with an interviewer? -
I wrote the MCAT 2 years ago and scored at 508 (all sections above 124, with 126 in CARS) and Im trying to decide if I should attempt to re-write it this summer. I'm worried about doing worse, as I would only have between now and mid-August to prepare (and I work full-time). For UBC, is it possible to become ineligible? If say, I got an overall score that was higher, but one section had below 124? Any insight into how they look at it if you do worse? Apparently you have to release all MCAT scores to UBC. Or if you have at least one MCAT that meets their requirements (all sections above
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Selling my 10th edition Exam Krackers. This will include:-Exam Krackers Complete Study Package 10th edition-101 passages in MCAT verbal reasoning-Prep 101 course texts/notes (included for free)Some practice exams lightly marked in pencil.$150 OBO or trade (seriously, make me an offer)Pickup preferred
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www.MedsHousing.com Listing# 59564 Contact Landlord: Absolutely fabulous detached strata home in Matthews Court Development. Three bedrooms, two full bathrooms + one powder room, office, and private parking. 2831 Sq. Feet Secure underground parking, private landscaped grounds, lots of private outdoor space to enjoy, and a quiet treed and green retreat within Vancouver’s sought after Shaugnessy neighbourhood. Spacious rooms, lots of natural light, and some recent updates make this place a rare find. Updates include:
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www.MedsHousing.com Listing # 448729 To contact landlord click the link "Available May 1st. Fully Furnished Basement suite for a SINGLE person in a nice area. 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom. Located close to 5th and Douglas, this suite is close to the start of the Cottonwood Island Park walking trail off Carney St and a short distance from amenities. This suite has had many updates. Open dining/ living area with cozy gas fireplace. A fair size bedroom and a newer bathroom. Freshly painted with new lighting. Off street parking
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Join us! The Pre-Medicine Diversity Symposium is an annual UBC faculty-sponsored event designed to encourage people from all walks of life to apply to medical school. This event is tailored to applicants who consider themselves ‘non-traditional’ for reasons that may include having a non-science background, applying later in life, having children and family, having financial or personal hardship, or belonging to a demographic underrepresented in medicine. There will be events at all 4 sites in BC - Vancouver, Kelowna, Victoria & Prince George. FB event: https://www.facebook.com/events/ -
Join us! The Pre-Medicine Diversity Symposium is an annual UBC faculty-sponsored event designed to encourage people from all walks of life to apply to medical school. This event is tailored to applicants who consider themselves ‘non-traditional’ for reasons that may include having a non-science background, applying later in life, having children and family, having financial or personal hardship, or belonging to a demographic underrepresented in medicine. There will be events at all 4 sites in BC - Vancouver, Kelowna, Victoria & Prince George. FB event: https://www.facebook.com/events/
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New Westminster BC www.MedsHousing.com listing #42112 excerpt from listing : "Hi, I’m a local GP who has a family practice on the Burnaby – New Westminster border. I also practice low risk obstetrics and do surgical assisting at the nearby Royal Columbian Hospital (RCH) and at Eagle Ridge Hospital (ERH)." *** for more info check out the listing on www.MedsHousing.com
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Hello! I used to roam these forums when I was a pre-med student quite often. I remember not having a mentor to ask regarding medical school and the process of applying. The forum became my haven for knowledge and resources. I finished residency over a year ago now, currently practicing, and I feel I should extend the offer to help anyone needing guidance and mentoring regarding their application or just about medical school in general. I wish I knew more about the process of medical school and residency before I applied. I went to UBC for medical school, but was accepted to Alberta a
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Looking to get some advice/perspective on whether my academic and non-academic qualifications are competitive for UBC Med. I graduated with a BSN 4 years ago with a GPA of 83%. Since then I have worked a at a major hospital and finished my critical care post grad certificate/diploma (not sure if they look at GPA from that but I achieved 90%). I currently work (FT) on a specialized intensive care unit. During Nursing school I had an focus of interest in Public Health, specifically with the DTES (Downtown Eastside) population of Vancouver. I spent over 2 years weekly volunteering at a h -
Hi all, I am an Ontario student but am interested in applying to UBC next year and I am interested in knowing my chances and for more guidance on the non academic aspect of the application GPA: 3.98 MCAT: 130/126/129/131 ECs: Employment: Teaching Assistant (2 years) Don in residence Research Assistant for 3 years Server Volunteer: volunteer with vunerable populations (2 years) volunteer interview patients for study (1 year) Club/ leadership Research: 3 first author conference presentations, 2 pubs in prep Scholarship: Travel scholarship, academic achievement sc
