How to Become a Doctor: Free Workshop for Grades 8-11
In this free workshop, we will walk your family through the decision that shapes a medical career more than any high school mark does: which undergraduate program your child ends up in, and how the courses and averages of Grades 8 through 11 determine which of those programs are reachable.
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We will cover how Canadian medical schools actually build their decisions, across grade point average, the MCAT, CASPer, experience, and interviews, and why the undergraduate years carry the weight rather than the high school transcript. We will explain why medical schools do not require any particular undergraduate degree, what that freedom really means in practice, and how to judge whether a program gives your child a realistic shot at holding a high average across four years. We will look at how different medical schools calculate grade point average, since some weigh recent years more heavily than others, and at how MCAT expectations vary between schools, including those that use only part of the test. We will cover the research, clinical, and volunteer experience that admissions committees weigh and when it realistically starts. We will close by connecting it back to high school: which Grade 11 and Grade 12 courses and averages keep the strongest undergraduate programs open, and what a family in Grades 8 through 11 should be building toward now.
Parents and students in Grades 8-11 are both welcome. The session is live on Zoom, and we email the link and a short summary after you register.
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