Опять мимо, кашёлишна, опять:Most Canadian medical schools require undergraduate courses in general chemistry, organic chemistry, biology and physics. Many also require courses such as math, statistics, english or french, biochemistry, humanities and/or social sciences. This doesn't mean you have to be a chemistry or biology major, just that you have taken the necessary prerequisite courses. Certain Canadian medical schools don't specify any specific prerequisite courses but it is a good idea to include most of the subjects listed above anyways. Typically, you will require a 3 year undergraduate degree to be considered for admission to medical school. Some programs, however, require just two years while others require a four year baccalaureate before admission. There has been a trend over the past decade with more schools requiring an undergraduate degree prior to admission. Consult the calendar of each university for specific admissions criteria as they do vary from one school to another and sometimes from year to year.Usually a grade point average of 3.3 on a scale of 4.0 (B+) is the minimum acceptable GPA to be considered for admission. An average of 80% or more would make you a much more competitive candidate. Schools may calculate your GPA based on your overall program of studies, on the last two years of studies or maybe even consider your marks in the prerequisite subjects. Again, criteria vary from school to school.