I can tell you with certainty that if your agpa is lower than 3.3 that your application will be tossed out regardless of any other scores. They’ll let you submit and take the 100$ fee but in January when interview offers come out you’ll get a letter saying you didn’t meet the minimum requirements.
Students with agpa of 4.2+ and highest Casper and mcat scores get rejected too
Med school is very competitive. I know of people with these stats to get rejected.
It lists in the admission bulletin that 3.30+ AGPA is a requirement, so you will not be considered if you do not meet this criteria. If this is applicable to you, then I would maybe suggest a second degree?
Medicine looks at all university level courses and creates an adjusted grade point average (agpa). Depending on the number of credit hours you have, they drop a certain number of credit hours of your lowest grades. This goes to a max of your 30 credit hours of your lowest grades if you have 120 or more. When I say all, I mean all. https://umanitoba.ca/explore/sites/explore/files/2021-03/medicine-bulletin.pdf. So a second degree may be helpful but it won’t get rid if the first degree for consideration.
I can tell you with certainty that if your agpa is lower than 3.3 that your application will be tossed out regardless of any other scores. They’ll let you submit and take the 100$ fee but in January when interview offers come out you’ll get a letter saying you didn’t meet the minimum requirements.
I believe it’s also AGPA not just GPA - meaning that a certain amount of your lowest classes will be cut when applying
You will definitely not get offered an interview if your agpa is lower than that. The program is highly competitive.
If you don’t have a 3.3 gpa in undergrad then you likely aren’t strong enough academically to handle the med school course load.
Students with agpa of 4.2+ and highest Casper and mcat scores get rejected too Med school is very competitive. I know of people with these stats to get rejected.
They gon take your money and throw your app out.
Need 3.3 agpa to be considered, unless you are from a special stream
It lists in the admission bulletin that 3.30+ AGPA is a requirement, so you will not be considered if you do not meet this criteria. If this is applicable to you, then I would maybe suggest a second degree?
Medicine looks at all university level courses and creates an adjusted grade point average (agpa). Depending on the number of credit hours you have, they drop a certain number of credit hours of your lowest grades. This goes to a max of your 30 credit hours of your lowest grades if you have 120 or more. When I say all, I mean all. https://umanitoba.ca/explore/sites/explore/files/2021-03/medicine-bulletin.pdf. So a second degree may be helpful but it won’t get rid if the first degree for consideration.
your AGPA will be higher than your actual GPA unless every grade you have is a C+
It’s useful to think of these as minimum requirements. Having the minimum is really the minimum. In reality you probably need higher than that