Saskatchewan med-program vs. Montreal med-program

[zwarych56]

I am currently in my first semester of pre-med at the University of Regina and I have been planning to apply to the University of Saskatchewan in two years. My father just got a job in montreal and I don't know if I should transfer to Mcgill University. I had being accepted into the Mcgill pre-med program but turned it down because it takes two years longer and my chances of getting into med-school in Saskatchewan are much better. Should I stay or move to Montreal?

[Robin Hood]

I am currently in my first semester of pre-med at the University of Regina and I have been planning to apply to the University of Saskatchewan in two years. My father just got a job in montreal and I don't know if I should transfer to Mcgill University. I had being accepted into the Mcgill pre-med program but turned it down because it takes two years longer and my chances of getting into med-school in Saskatchewan are much better. Should I stay or move to Montreal?

 

Being accepted into Med-P means your accepted into medicine (but you need a GPA of 3.5 and Bs).

[samy]

When you state that you've been accepted into McGill "pre-med" program, do you you refer to an undergrad or to "Med-P" ?

[psychoswim]

When you state that you've been accepted into McGill "pre-med" program, do you you refer to an undergrad or to "Med-P" ?

 

Sounds like UG to me.. Only cegep students take Med-P I think?

[MedPen]

Definitely undergrad. The OP is using pre-med in the american sense as in "any degree fulfilling the prereqs for medicine, usually in biology".

[samy]

Sounds like UG to me.. Only cegep students take Med-P I think?

 

Correct !!!

[future_doc]

my chances of getting into med-school in Saskatchewan are much better. Should I stay or move to Montreal?

 

You've answered your own question - stay!