Newfoundland and Labrador
Memorial medical school requirements
Memorial University Faculty of Medicine is based in St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador. This page summarizes how its process is structured. Cutoffs, deadlines, and seat allocations change every cycle, so confirm them on the school's own admissions page before planning around them.
- Minimum GPA (in province)
- No minimum published; review is holistic
- Minimum GPA (out of province)
- No minimum published; review is holistic
- MCAT
- Competitive. The MCAT must be written and submitted, but there is no minimum score; the file is assessed holistically.
- Situational judgement test
- Required
- Interview format
- Multiple mini interview (MMI)
What to know about this school's process
- Prioritizes applicants from Newfoundland and Labrador, with additional seats for other Atlantic provinces.
- Assesses a written non-academic component alongside academic metrics.
- Applies through the university's own portal.
Official source
Requirements are set and updated by the school, not by us. Confirm the current cycle prerequisites, deadlines, and eligibility rules here:
Memorial University Faculty of Medicine admissions
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