Hi! thank you for your videos, they are really helpful and clear. I have a question about studying and applying to medicine at Canadian Unis, such as University of Toronto. I understood that in Canada, there is a different system to studying medicine, you have to get a bachelor degree first and then apply to MD program, as well as taking some prerequisite courses that are required, and can't apply directly after high school, am I right? My question is about the prerequisite courses, how do you apply for these, are they in one program or do you select them individually? and I am really struggling with finding the requirements for these courses, as an IB student, I don't know what IB grades are equivalent to the requirements of these courses! I hope my questions are clear :) I don't know if you will be able to answer them, but thank you either way! Also, I really like your videos, they are fun to watch, keep on going!!
Hi Hadia, in Canada the process to becoming a doctor is through Medical School which you apply to after you finish your undergrad (usually Health-related). Take McMaster Health Science, one of the best health related program in Canada, they ask for these four courses plus two other courses: Biology, Chemistry, English, and either Advanced Functions, Calculus and Vectors, or Data Management. IB offers all of these courses. Due to the high mark requirement for health related programs, you should aim for a 6 or a 7 in your final mark for such courses. Hope that helps!
@@NelsonLeeYT Thank you so much for the reply! If I'm considering university of Toronto, do you have any suggestions for undergraduate programs I could take? (Considering that I will be applying for medical school) Thank you again!
@@Haebamie I would recommend looking at the Life Science program. However, what you apply for depends on what medical path you pursue (doctor, nurse, specialist, etc.)
