Ubc Medical School Acceptance 2021 Reddit, true Third time's the charm Result: Accepted. I have friends who applied there as well but haven't heard yet. General For more information, please see the Information Sessions and Admission In response to the current grading environment, schools that have grades converted from letter grades to percentages using Table 2 (see below) will be aligned with Table 1 starting in the 2025-2026 . We are committed to creating a diverse Ubc med 1st year scedule Got accepted into UBC Med (Woooooo!), but I was wondering if any UBC med students could share what their schedule looks like, and what I should expect? Daily schedule, My guess is UBC does this the same way they do course scheduling, the higher your "score", the earlier you get your invite so you can have more interview spots to choose from. I’ve been a lurker of this sub for years and now decided to make this account to document my journey to med school this year. For UBC, Calgary and Alberta, I copied and pasted and then just cut to the character limit so that I was not re-inventing the wheel. They say the MCAT is assessed competitively post interview at UBC medical school. THE UNIVERSITY OF BRITISH COLUMBIA FACULTY OF MEDICINE MD UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAM STATISTICAL DATA ON APPLICATION AND ADMISSIONS - 2021 (MED 2025) WITH Academic and non-academic file reviews were completed for 924 out-of-province applicants. I To avoid burnout, I would suggest reusing as many entries as you can. 24 yr old, UBC BSc grad 2022 (IP for UBC) applied to UBC Med only in 2021/22 and interviewed (84 AGPA, 505 MCAT, Below Average Interview, 75-100th NAQ, TFR 58) applied to UBC Med only in The only interview I got was from UBC so I didn't have much hope this cycle at all, but I guess the saying that one interview is all it takes is true as UBC is my dream school! Law School: Use LawStudents. I got accepted in UBC's MArch program on March 21. Interim Statistics of 2020/21 Interview Candidates (MED 2025) Qualified applicants received an academic file review, which included: review of English prerequisites, calculation of the overall Of course, med school has always been at the back of my mind since high school, but I never really knew if I wanted to do it for the rest of my life or whether it would be a good fit for me. Finally, apply to every single school you can, within reason, if you're below cutoffs it's not going to help. There are many success stories on forums and they are not always non-trad (yes looking at that guy Below is an overview of key dates and deadlines you need to keep in mind when applying for the MD Undergraduate Program. Your It's your overall average that matters most; from what I've read it seems as though you're around 85% There are students accepted into UBC's medical program with overall averages between 80-85. We encourage Of course, med school has always been at the back of my mind since high school, but I never really knew if I wanted to do it for the rest of my life or whether it would be a good fit for me. I would like to apply next year. Full time employment for a few months. ca instead. Note We encourage you to carefully review the timeline that applies to you The UBC Faculty of Medicine delivers innovative programs in the areas of health and life sciences through a province-wide delivery model. If you get an offer from To be eligible for admission, you must have a BSc degree with first class standing (or equivalent), and have fulfilled all the requirements of acceptance into the four-year Medical Undergraduate Program of The 2024/2025 application is open! Please take note of these important changes and announcements: A new Applicant Guide has been posted! This guide contains step by step instructions for opening, Our online application system (OAS) is an essential part of how we run our admissions for the MD Undergraduate Program and how we will communicate with you during the admissions process. A total of 92 OOP candidates who achieved pre-interview results above the OOP cutoff were invited to interview. Like others said though, if you are willing to put the effort, doing another degree and getting These difficulties have now been summarized and discussed in various academic publications [1] [2] [3] [4]. If you get an offer from Coaching in said sport for several years. 5 years in consulting, 2 years in corporate hr. So ubc never showed me what my GPA converted to on their scale. What are my chances for UBC Med? Hi everyone, I was hoping for an honest appraisal of my stats for UBC. If you get an offer from I am on the waitlist but received an offer from another Canadian medical school. When I was placed on the WL this year, I was jeffmalone10 UBC MED 2021 waiting ? Hey guys, I still haven’t heard back from UBC and I’m seeing all these people getting acceptance and letters of regret. No one knows how, but some people guess its used as a tiebreaker between competitive applicants. Here, we invite all premedditors who were accepted to i went on a meeting with ubc and they told me that the expected decision day is somewhat around the end of april THE UNIVERSITY OF BRITISH COLUMBIA FACULTY OF MEDICINE MD UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAM STATISTICAL DATA ON APPLICATION AND ADMISSIONS - 2021 (MED 2025) WITH THE UNIVERSITY OF BRITISH COLUMBIA FACULTY OF MEDICINE MD UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAM STATISTICAL DATA ON APPLICATION AND ADMISSIONS - 2021 (MED 2025) WITH Hi everyone, I was fortunate enough to be accepted into 7 medical schools in Canada last cycle at UofT, Queen’s, McMaster, UOttawa, UAlberta, USask, 61 votes, 16 comments. My goal after undergrad is med school, and I was wondering if anyone in UBC Hi there! I just got into UBC Med yesterday and I'm a 3rd year student :) I don't really have a story haha, but to summarize, I graduated high school in 2017, entered UBC Science, did my MCAT in August of ECs (i. But now that I am on the waitlist but received an offer from another Canadian medical school. This year was my 5th time applying to UBC, 3rd interview and I finally got accepted. I'm not sure about UBC, but I know some other schools (Ontario schools in particular), will give you extra points if you have a masters or PhD. Either they give you more points on your application, boost your Reply reply More replies Studente2006 • Hello, I'm a grade 12 student who accepted my offer for bachelor of science. brief rundown of Research Pubs/Presentations, Awards, Employment, and Non-Academic Activities - also Rural stuff if you want/if it applies): 1 publication (3rd author), alot of long-term 25 votes, 14 comments. true Keep in mind that the admittance rate encompasses all years, meaning that the figure also includes calculations for transfer admittances MCAT validity period: MCAT exams taken from April 2015 – September 13, 2025 will be accepted this application cycle provided they are released by you and I am currently a MASc in Civil Engineering applicant at UBC that seems to have gotten so far good answers from potential research supervisors and would pretty much appreciate any advice from People can go 0/5 on interviews, or higher, so don't be the person who thinks >3 interviews=MD. If you say that you are pre-anything, it will become obvious that you don't know what you're talking about. The Of course, med school has always been at the back of my mind since high school, but I never really knew if I wanted to do it for the rest of my life or whether it would be a good fit for me. Last year there was a post about a pharmacist being accepted to UBC medical school despite history of malpractice We will not remove this post as a duplicate as we note that Just wanted to say, that despite your status (WL/R) you are enough and please don’t attribute your success to the med school application process. I think individuals perpetuate this narrative over pre med subreddits and as a result everyone pursues 199 votes, 62 comments. Programs are available at the undergraduate, graduate and How on earth do I get into UBC Med? Overall Grade Point Average 87. But now that To help you at every step of the application process, the MD Admissions team has prepared the Applicant Guide and a Documentation Checklist. 2 major health-related life events that changed my path to medicine. e. I graduated from McMaster University’s Bachelor of Health Sciences (BHSc) program in 2021, and I was fortunate to be accepted to multiple Canadian dental and medical schools, This year was my 5th time applying to UBC, 3rd interview and I finally got accepted. I went through it all: 0-25NAQ, Waitlisted in 2023 with an above average interview and 75-100NAQ. Med schools explicitly say there is not one EC that is required or will give someone an “edge”. We encourage Interim Statistics of 2020/21 Interview Candidates (MED 2025) Qualified applicants received an academic file review, which included: review of English prerequisites, calculation of the overall OVERALL AVERAGES OF REFUSED APPLICANTS* * Total applicants less (accepted and registered, accepted and declined, deferred, eligible applicants who withdrew, or rejected due to Just received an invite to UBC dental. 12 Interview Score: Above Average NAQ Score: 75th - 100th Percentile What do they want? The UBC Faculty of Medicine considers applicants from a variety of backgrounds and gives no preference to any particular degree program or institution. Good luck to all! Reply reply Graduated UBC in 2013 with BCom, 83. Can I accept the offer at the other institution but still remain on the waitlist for UBC? Yes, that’s fine. Just wondering if anyone is on the same boat For those admitted to UBC med or waitlisted with an ~85% average what was your MCAT score? : r/premedcanada r/premedcanada Current search is within r/premedcanada Remove r/premedcanada Pre-med and pre-law are not real major/specialization options at UBC. Anyone know how the interview works since it is online? The latest medical school acceptance rates in Canada and what you can do to improve your chances of getting accepted. I'm assuming it's on a roll-out basis. 84 (THERE IS HOPE) MCAT: 520 131/130/129/130 Year: in grad UBC Medical School Requirements include GPA requirements, MCAT, and CASPer testing, as well as interviews and personal statements. 8% avg including 100% in CPSC 110 that I took last term to boost my application. 90 Adjusted Grade Point Average 88. Getting 1-on-1 help in Greater Vancouver: See UBC HOPE Workshops Share Add a If you did not apply in 2020/2021, please save a copy of your previous application before creating a new account for 2021/2022. You will not be able to access your previous application and previous I am on the waitlist but received an offer from another Canadian medical school. UBC Med has finally posted the final admission stats for MED 2024 (89% Admission Average, ouch) Current medical students, check out /r/MedSchoolCanada. I Any school with an IP bias will have a higher acceptance % since it's mainly applicants of that province competing for most of the seats, whereas Ontario applicants compete with the entire country since I was considering the UBC unclassified or second degree options and UBC advised me not to, saying it’s really hard to get courses you want when unclassified and that it’s the best idea to do courses at an But keep your head up; schools that put less emphasis on grades would likely love to see you for an interview. UBC Med / "Pre-med": Use Premed 101 or r/premedcanada instead. they also don’t release how they look at or analyze WES evaluations. 😭 Geography (+SWOMEN): Non-SWOMEN, Ontario 2-year GPA: 3. Anyone know how the interview works since it is online? Interim Statistics of 2020/21 Interview Candidates (MED 2025) Qualified applicants received an academic file review, which included: review of English prerequisites, calculation of the overall OVERALL AVERAGES OF REFUSED APPLICANTS* * Total applicants less (accepted and registered, accepted and declined, deferred, eligible applicants who withdrew, or rejected due to Just received an invite to UBC dental. I had a competitive GPA from the start but I know plenty of people who didn't and went into med school. Volunteer at a women’s health clinic in hospital. This will be my third application cycle and I am adamant that it will be my last. When I emailed them to ask at the start of the application These past few years of undergrad have been extremely stressful, and unfortunately, "getting into Med school" was something I thought about pretty much every day since my 1st day of school. 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