There is no GRE requirement for application to Pharmacology. 2002 Guide, Admission Requirements Section. Normally these are recognized as equivalent to a University of Toronto four-year bachelor's degree if they have been awarded from an institution which is recognized by the School of Graduate Studies. Applicants who have completed a first degree program of five or more years in length which included a thesis may be considered for admission to a doctoral program. These academic standings below are normally accepted as equivalent to a University of Toronto mid-B grade average.
All international students require an entry visa and student authorization to study in Canada.
This is normally obtained from the Canadian Embassy or Consulate in the applicant's home country. With regard to financial support, the Pharmacology Department does not accept students who are privately or self-financed. Financial support must come either through the supervisor or in the form of a scholarship or studentship. There are some awards offered to international students and trainees by the Canadian Government and various institutions. More information may be obtained from the Canadian Bureau for International Education .