schools accepting canadians

[Guest moo]

The message below is copied from SDN (http://www.studentdoctor.net) ... because it may be useful to people, and it's easier to find old threads here than there.

 

Schools that are marked with an asterisk ( * ) have been PERSONALLY identified by an SDN member that they interview regular Canadians

 

Albany *

Baylor

Boston Univ.

Case Western

Columbia*

Dartmouth*

Duke University *

Einstein *

Emory

Finch/Chicago Medical School*

Georgetown

George Washington *

Harvard*

Hawaii*

Hopkins*

Jefferson *

Maryland

Meharry*

MCW (Medical College of Wisconsin)*

Michigan State University-CHM*

Mt. Sinai *

Northwestern*

NYMC*

Ohio State * -- NO LONGER ACCEPTS CANADIANS/INTERNATIONALS

Penn State *

Saint Louis University*

Stanford

SUNY - Syracuse (Upstate Medical University)*

Tufts *

Tulane *

Univ of Chicago--Pritzker

UCLA

UCSF

University of Connecticut

University of Pennsylvania

Vanderbilt *

Vermont

Virginia Commonwealth University

Wake Forest *

Washington Univeristy (St. Louis) *

Wayne State *

Weill Medical School (Cornell)

Yale University*

 

For private schools,

NO MCP in Philly

NO Rochester (unless you have gone there for undergrad)

 

Aid:

Harvard, Columbia, Stanford and Yale

 

Scholarships:

CWRU, Wash U in St. Louis

 

Tuition break (for Canadians only?):

UCONN, in-state tuition starting 2nd year of med school

[Guest ssc427]

Good idea moo!

 

I'm sure others will post updates to the list.

 

Mine are:

 

-Stanford has no aid for Canadians (but they should have a * as they do seem to regularly interview and accept Canadians)

-UPenn also has full scholarships available

[Guest jaegwon]

I wish I would have known about that UCONN tuition thing last year...I would have applied there.

 

Most places are the reverse. I.e. Upstate give non-residents in-state tuition after first year, but not Canadians.:rolleyes

[Guest hp18]

US schools need 3 years of premed or 4 years? Do u know schools accepting after 2 years of premed. I don't care even if they are ranked low. I am in UT..GPA around 3.75...appearing for MCAT

[Guest Madz25]

All US schools require a 4 year degree as far as I know. They all require a bachelors degree (minimum). You'd have a hard time getting accepted with only 3 yrs, especially as a Canadian - if they even accepted only 3 yrs.