Prereq GPA and graduate students

[Guest Alastriss]

ok two questions:

 

a) is the cGPA or the prereqGPA used for admission?

if you are a grad student, do they take marks obtained in grad school into account or is it strictly undergrad work?

[Guest Saberial]

Hi there,

 

Your undergraduate marks are used to determine your cGPA and prereq GPA. If you've completed your MSc you get 1 extra "point", if you've completed your PhD you get 3 extra "marks".

 

Hope that helps, there is more information at the UofA website.

[Guest muchdutch]

They use both the pre-req and cgpa for your admission according to the following weighting:

 

For Interview

Cumulative average of university years - 15

Prerequisite course average - 15

MCAT - 15

MCAT Writing Sample - 05

Personal Attributes - 20

 

 

For grad studies, the grades are considered, though I'm not sure if they are considered exclusively or not.

From the website:

"For these applicants, their graduate studies grades will be considered providing that each year in graduate studies contained a minimum of one full-course equivalent"