Medical training is strenuous anywhere in the world, but it certainly does not work the same way in every country. Between becoming a fully trained doctor in Canada or the U.S., which path is harder, longer, or more expensive? Let’s break it down one category at a time.

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TIME STAMPS:
00:51 – Premed
02:16 – Medical School Application
02:33 – MCAT
03:56 – Competitiveness
05:21 – Provincial Privilege
05:51 – Application Process
07:23 – Medical School
09:04 – Residency Application
10:53 – Residency

LINKS FROM VIDEO:
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US medical school matriculant data:
Canadian medical school matriculant data:

Special thanks to:
Rex Park
Sam Savard

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