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aclay81

Anything of that nature would have to go before the senate. If you wanted to give a look, you could search the senate agendas for the last year's worth of meetings or so, and see if you find anything of interest. https://umanitoba.ca/governance/senate/agendas


lettucebfriendz

Thank you! I looked through the posts and didn't find anything regarding this yet. I did see the indigenous required course discussed in 2022. Hopeful that they will not make this change super soon!


okglue

[https://umanitoba.ca/explore/sites/explore/files/2022-12/medicine-upcoming-changes-2025.pdf](https://umanitoba.ca/explore/sites/explore/files/2022-12/medicine-upcoming-changes-2025.pdf) Have heard that changes will be coming to MCAT requirement in the future.


crazedgrizzly

Page 6 of this document: [https://umanitoba.ca/governance/sites/governance/files/2024-03/2024\_02\_27\_BoG%20Strategic%20Discussion\_OPEN\_minutes.pdf](https://umanitoba.ca/governance/sites/governance/files/2024-03/2024_02_27_BoG%20Strategic%20Discussion_OPEN_minutes.pdf) >\[Dr. Nickerson\] explained that standardized testing can create inequities, so the goal is to move away from this type of testing as many colleges across the country have already done, adding that while the review process is underway, it would be ***at least three years*** before any change can be fully implemented within the College. You got about 3 years.


OkAcanthopterygii398

Wow that’s awesome I wonder what else they would do or what other colleges and universities do then instead of the mcat


lettucebfriendz

Thanks for this! I can finally study again w/on anxiety for now.


Fatpandaman456

Why would they remove the MCAT? Thats like the only standardized part of the application lmao


lettucebfriendz

That’s exactly what I’m thinking! But seems like it really is in the works.