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Hey I just wanted to know how the AACOMAS calculate Canadian students GPA when they apply to Osteopathic schools. I feel that my first choice would be to stay within North America for my medical education, if I choose to pursue it and I don't really give a dog's behind about the "stigma" against the Osteopathic Doctors; after all, it is just a couple of letters.
I understand that the AMCAS calculate GPAs for Americans and Canadians differently (ex. They would see a 90+ from an American institution as A~ while an 80+ from a Canadian institution would be considered A~)
The source for AMCAS' calculation is:
http://www.aamc.org/students/amcas/2008amcasgradeconversionguide.pdf
Does AACOMAS use the same method that AMCAS does or do the DO schools treat Canadians similar to Americans, when calculating their GPAs?
I highly appreciate any response provided.
Thank you.
vpv.
I understand that the AMCAS calculate GPAs for Americans and Canadians differently (ex. They would see a 90+ from an American institution as A~ while an 80+ from a Canadian institution would be considered A~)
The source for AMCAS' calculation is:
http://www.aamc.org/students/amcas/2008amcasgradeconversionguide.pdf
Does AACOMAS use the same method that AMCAS does or do the DO schools treat Canadians similar to Americans, when calculating their GPAs?
I highly appreciate any response provided.
Thank you.
vpv.