Invite/regret MDCM (this is not MED-P) 2022

[Tati33]

Hello !! 

Hope everyone is doing well while waiting for the offers !

Do you guys know if we will receive the offer/refusal letter on the 31th or is it only Minerva that'll be updated? 

Thank you !

 

[Laly20]

14 minutes ago, Tati33 said:

Hello !! 

Hope everyone is doing well while waiting for the offers !

Do you guys know if we will receive the offer/refusal letter on the 31th or is it only Minerva that'll be updated? 

Thank you !

 

probably both with a delay on the email like the interview invites!

[Med201920]

MD-PHD is out. posted on **DELETED** yesterday

 

[ceelbe]

2 minutes ago, Med201920 said:

MD-PHD is out. posted on **DELETED** yesterday

 

Yeah I saw that too and it’s weird how it’s 2 weeks prior to the release date, no? I wonder if anyone else got acceptances or refusals or just this person

[Med201920]

Just now, ceelbe said:

Yeah I saw that too and it’s weird how it’s 2 weeks prior to the release date, no? I wonder if anyone else got acceptances or refusals or just this person

he/she was OOP though. I don't know if it is the same date for OOP too

[ceelbe]

1 minute ago, Med201920 said:

he/she was OOP though. I don't know if it is the same date for OOP too

On the stats page it says that it’s for all residencies, so I’m guessing OOP versus IP doesn’t matter, but not sure 

[Joules95]

4 hours ago, Med201920 said:

MD-PHD is out. posted on **DELETED** yesterday

 

Hopefully that means MDCM are coming out early as well

 

[Tati33]

5 days !!!!
 

how do you guys feel?

[ceelbe]

59 minutes ago, Tati33 said:

5 days !!!!
 

how do you guys feel?

Feeling like time is simultaneously flying by and going so slow lol hard to think about much else these days. Wish I wasn’t working the 31st, it’ll be torture not being able to check Minerva often haha 

[Vya]

1 hour ago, ceelbe said:

Feeling like time is simultaneously flying by and going so slow lol hard to think about much else these days. Wish I wasn’t working the 31st, it’ll be torture not being able to check Minerva often haha 

hahah yes im planning on taking a sick day on Thursday.. confident I will be feeling quite sick that day 

[Emerade0,5mg]

Hello, I am currently doing my second year of PharmD at UdeM and was thinking of applying to the MCDM in the future. I wanted to know if it is possible to apply without having finished my previous program (I did CEGEP and will have 86 credits if I apply next year) or if I should be graduating during the year of application to apply for the MCDM.

(I should be graduating in June 2024 so if I apply next year I would still have one year left in my PharmD.)

 

[1997_axrlt]

On 4/8/2022 at 2:53 PM, Emerade0,5mg said:

Hello, I am currently doing my second year of PharmD at UdeM and was thinking of applying to the MCDM in the future. I wanted to know if it is possible to apply without having finished my previous program (I did CEGEP and will have 86 credits if I apply next year) or if I should be graduating during the year of application to apply for the MCDM.

(I should be graduating in June 2024 so if I apply next year I would still have one year left in my PharmD.)

 

Hello, not sure if you got your answer, but it seems that the degree needs to be completed : The degree used as the basis of admission must be successfully completed and conferred by July 31 of the year of entry to the first year of the M.D.,C.M. program. 

you can check Mcgill Webiste for more details : https://www.mcgill.ca/medadmissions/applying/requirements/requirements-edu/degree-requirements

Hope this helps

[Grittybrowneyes]

Hi guys,

I'm a third year kinesiology student. I would like to apply for an undergraduate or graduate program of physical therapy. Does anybody know which one would be great to apply before medicine?

I was thinking about the baccalauréat en physiothérapie de l'Université de Montréal or the Master in physical therapy from McGill. If I do the Master at McGill do I get a chance to apply for med at McGill? Is there like a number of credits that I must do before applying? 

I heard it was not the best to apply for med with a BSc + Master than a BSc + BSc, cuz the Master counts as a small bonus or something... Also because McGill will only check the undergraduate program that I want them to evaluate.

Btw I recently saw online one of my high school friends starting med McGill this year and he did a Master of biochem McGill + an undergraduate BSc of biochem at the Université de Montreal. That made me question myself because I completely thought a Master wouldn't change anything. 

Help please!

Thank youu