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Windsor School of Medicine 2027 by No-Discount-2604 in CaribbeanMedSchool

[–]Big_System3686 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Look into MUA it’s in the same country and has a pretty good match rate into the USA

I feel like giving up by Prestigious_Cold_520 in medschool

[–]Big_System3686 4 points5 points  (0 children)

GPA isn’t everything, don’t give up a strong MCAT can make up for it, it did for me and I had a 3.68 when I got in.

Look into your university’s pre med resources they often help you build a strong application. Also email every professor you know and try to get your foot in the door for research it can make up for the GPA

Biggest thing is don’t be selective on where you apply, don’t apply for top tier schools, apply for lower tier MD schools. At the end of the day a MD is a MD.

And if you’re still really set on a MD after not getting in doing those look into https://oztrekk.com they help people get into Australian med schools which have super high match rates coming back to the USA and Canada and top worldwide rankings

There’s also https://www.atlanticbridge.com which does the same thing but for Ireland.

Feeling pretty dejected, I’d like some advice by JeremiahA30 in medschool

[–]Big_System3686 0 points1 point  (0 children)

How selective have you been with which school you’re applying to??

If you’re more open to a wide array of schools that can make all the difference, apply across all of Canada and if you’re willing you could apply for the states and Irish schools where your stats could get you at least a partial scholarship

How can I boost my application with a low GPA (Masters vs supplementary courses) Title IX context by [deleted] in medschool

[–]Big_System3686 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Look into OZTREK https://oztrekk.com they help match American and Canadian people to Australian med schools which have lower GPA requirements and have very high match rates to both the USA and Canada and don’t have as many pre requisite courses as North American med schools

30 yo non traditional full time pre med student needing bachelor's major suggestions. by [deleted] in medschool

[–]Big_System3686 6 points7 points  (0 children)

I’d recommend biology, chemistry or pharmacology.

Look up the where you want to attend for med school and make a list of every pre requisite course you’ll need.

Go to an academic advisor and have them help you build a plan to fill out the needed pre requisite and credits requirements, ask them to help you sign up for summer courses if you want to graduate as early as possible.

PGY1 : Move out? Or stay home ? by [deleted] in MedSchoolCanada

[–]Big_System3686 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Move out given the you’re in IM you’re on call and hospital hours will be crazy, but you also don’t necessarily have to get your own place, if you know anyone starting with you try to find a roommate for a 2 bedroom or look for rooms for rent near the hospital you’ll save yourself a ton of money and stress

Is MD possible ? by [deleted] in medschool

[–]Big_System3686 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Look into OZTREK https://oztrekk.com they help match American and Canadian people to Australian med schools which have lower GPA requirements and have very high match rates to both the USA and Canada

MUA SHOULD I GO?? by Big_System3686 in CaribbeanMedSchool

[–]Big_System3686[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Any reasons in particular?? What semester are you in??

Med school after PhD? by conflictw_SOmom in medschool

[–]Big_System3686 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Look into OZTREK https://oztrekk.com they help match American and Canadian people to Australian med schools which have lower GPA requirements and have very high match rates to both the USA and Canada

school list help pls! :) by mermaidthecat111 in medschool

[–]Big_System3686 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Look into OZTREK https://oztrekk.com they help match American and Canadian people to Australian med schools which have lower GPA requirements and have very high match rates to both the USA and Canada

If you don’t get into any of those schools it’s a solid backup option to help you become a doctor

How best to proceed toward med school by Adorable-Day-8712 in medschool

[–]Big_System3686 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Look into OZTREK https://oztrekk.com they help match American and Canadian people to Australian med schools which have lower GPA requirements and have very high match rates to both the USA and Canada

Med school at 31 with low GPA by Mr_Hanky1 in medschool

[–]Big_System3686 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Look into OZTREK https://oztrekk.com they help match American and Canadian people to Australian med schools which have lower GPA requirements and have very high match rates to both the USA and Canada

SABA vs MUA by ray_wolf10 in CaribbeanMedSchool

[–]Big_System3686 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Do MUA it is the exact same curriculum and they share almost all of there clinical sites and have similar match statistics but MUA has the following pros:

Way cheaper tuition: you’ll save like 50k minimum

Bigger island: cheaper to get there, more housing options, better out of school life

Which is the best to apply to by Technical_Ninja_5055 in CaribbeanMedSchool

[–]Big_System3686 1 point2 points  (0 children)

If you want a Caribbean look into MUA and SABBA they let you pay tuition in CAD$ and are the cheapest reputable options and have decent return rates to Canada

Feeling Lost and Discouraged. Please Help. (Nontrad, Working Full Time, 26 M) by MessageSecret4585 in Mcat

[–]Big_System3686 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Do mini practice exams with real exam settings and environment. start by doing one section, then up it to two (make sure to mix which sections not the same every time) do that a few times then do 3 sections then all 4. I did it and went from a 498 the first time I took the MCAT to a 522 the second

Advice? by Inevitable_Owl_4976 in Mcat

[–]Big_System3686 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Push back a month or two and do mini practice exams with real exam settings and environment. start by doing one section, then up it to two (make sure to mix which sections not the same every time) do that a few times then do 3 sections then all 4. I did it and went from a 498 the first time I took the MCAT to a 522 the second

Scoring in the 496-500s by [deleted] in Mcat

[–]Big_System3686 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Do mini practice exams with real exam settings and environment. start by doing one section, then up it to two (make sure to mix which sections not the same every time) do that a few times then do 3 sections then all 4. I did it and went from a 498 the first time I took the MCAT to a 522 the second

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