Canadian guy wants to apply for med school in the state

[loveGZ4]

Hi everyone, I am wondering if anyone could answer my question in regards of medical school requirement. My GPA is not that bad, around 3.75 for my last three years, and hopefully get a 3.8 something in my last year. The problem is that I dont have an English course (I know most of the med school in the state requires English). After done my honor spec degree in pharmacology, I plan to continue my master degree. During these two years, I plan to build up my background (volunteering, finish mcat and do a undergrad English course).
I am wondering if the med school in the state counts my English credit that I am going to take during my graduate study.

Thank you very much.

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[Retsage]

States, dude. States. The United State*s* of America. There are multiple states.

 

[236116]

Probably not.

What are your ecs/vol/clin going to be?

 

[WeAreNotRobots]

i think you're out of luck with that plan. medical schools "in the state" will no longer be admitting Canadian students after the 2010 application cycle.

 

[KeyzerSoze]

Hi everyone, I am wondering if anyone could answer my question in regards of medical school requirement. My GPA is not that bad, around 3.75 for my last three years, and hopefully get a 3.8 something in my last year. The problem is that I dont have an English course (I know most of the med school in the state requires English). After done my honor spec degree in pharmacology, I plan to continue my master degree. During these two years, I plan to build up my background (volunteering, finish mcat and do a undergrad English course).
I am wondering if the med school in the state counts my English credit that I am going to take during my graduate study.

Thank you very much.

I assume you're Quebecois?

 

[stixx]

Hi everyone, I am wondering if anyone could answer my question in regards of medical school requirement. My GPA is not that bad, around 3.75 for my last three years, and hopefully get a 3.8 something in my last year. The problem is that I dont have an English course (I know most of the med school in the state requires English). After done my honor spec degree in pharmacology, I plan to continue my master degree. During these two years, I plan to build up my background (volunteering, finish mcat and do a undergrad English course).
I am wondering if the med school in the state counts my English credit that I am going to take during my graduate study.

Thank you very much.

I don't see why this would be a problem?

 

[Fakesmile]

i think you're out of luck with that plan. Medical schools "in the state" will no longer be admitting canadian students after the 2010 application cycle.

serious!?

 

[WeAreNotRobots]

serious!?

nah, just giving him a hard time. that'd be weird though, wouldn't it?

 

[WeAreNotRobots]

oh, and LoveG, you're fine with your plan. i'd recommend the English course at 4 year college/university rather than a junior/community college.

 

[phospho]

States, dude. States. The United State*s* of America. There are multiple states.