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CaptainCrunchM said:
I think applying to Queens, UT, Ottawa, UofA, and UofC would make the most sense. Actually, if you meet the MCAT cut-offs and have ok EC's, you'd have a decent shot at Queens...I keep forgetting about Queens, lol.

Ya, an A+ in OMSAS is a 4.0. An A is a 3.9. Remember that a 4.0 is the highest you can get! Are there percentages listed on your transcript?
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Thanks for pointing that out 😛 I just checked it again and for some reason I thought that an A+ and an A held the same value.

Thanks for the advice.
 
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