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Has anyone gotten off the waitlist for applied bio or fnh…

Hi everyone!

I’m currently a grade 12 student and was wondering if it is possible to become a doctor in Canada without going to university first? I have gotten accepted into UBC and UofT, but for financial reasons I am going to a pretty well known college in Vancouver. My goal is becoming a doctor in Canada. I have never heard of anyone going to community college and then becoming a doctor before, so I was wondering if anyone could share their experiences about this pathway. To be specific, I’m going into health sci and then planning to transfer to UBC for food, nutrition, and health for my undergrad.

Any insight would be appreciated, thank you!!

I’m currently planning my courses and looking through rate my prof for first year classes. I plan to transfer to ubc fnh later but I was wondering if anyone knew the best teachers (based on difficulty and teaching style) for these classes. I checked rate my prof but it seems all over the place…if anyone has any good suggestions for chem 1120 and 1220 lmk plz 🫩