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5.3 Doctor of Medicine - Admissions


The details contained in the following sections constitute the definitive account of the regulations relating the admission to the MD program at the University of Calgary. Applicants will also find helpful resources and clarification on the MD admissions website: (MD Admissions). The Application Manual includes more detailed descriptions of the admissions processes related to the regulations outlined within the Calendar. All applicants are encouraged to read and follow the instructions contained within the Applicant Manual.


5.3.1 Admission Eligibility

5.3.2 Application Process

5.3.3 Application Assessment and Admission Process

5.3.4 Conditions of Admission


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