pandorica101

Thanks to you too. I just dont know how I will increase my gpa if i get rejected lol

Maybe they just send acceptance letters to highest gpas first and take those under review first then move to next cohort

3.5 last two years, international medical graduate, worked as physician in home country for two years, then as physician assistant in canada. Three medical researches under belt and worked as research assistant during medical school as well as volunteered in couple of non profit during medical school as medical school course work is really rigorous i dont have very high gpa or cgpa

Same. pre screening. Idk what to make of it

Hey guys, I am PR in Canada and I have completed my medical degree from Pakistan. I graduated in 2016. I have two years of work experience in hospital and community health setup, 2 years of experience working in NGO, and I am currently volunteering in Long term care center in Ontario. My cGPA is 3.3 and my last two years as well as last 20 credits GPA is 3.18. I am planning to apply at Guelph/McMaster/Lakehead/Saskatchewan universities. I know my grades aren't competitive but I am trying to improve my work experience. I am also planning to take statistics course in June. Can you guys please share your experiences of you went through similar circumstances? How did you guys improve your profile? What suggestions can you give me to improve my profile? Any help will be appreciated. Thanks