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Free practice tests and honest admissions guides for future health professionals.

DAT, OAT and CASPer practice, school-by-school requirements for Canada and the US, and study habits that actually work. No paywall, no sign-up needed.

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Dentistry

DAT, 10 Canadian schools, US schools Practice tests for every DAT science, PAT generators and requirements for each dental school. Dental school requirements (Canada) Dental school requirements (US) DAT guides

Medicine

MCAT, CASPer, 17 Canadian schools Requirements and acceptance rates, 350+ interview questions and an MMI breakdown. Medical school requirements (Canada) MCAT guides Interview prep

Undergrad

McMaster HS, Ivey, Queen's Supplementary applications, acceptance rates and how the programs compare. McMaster Health Sciences Western Ivey HBA Queen's Commerce

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School requirement guides

Requirements for each school, all in one place.

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Dental schools in Canada 10 schools · GPA, DAT, interviews Checked November 2026
Medical schools in Canada 17 schools · MCAT, CASPer, acceptance rates Checked November 2026
Dental schools in the US Prerequisites, DAT averages
Medical schools in the US Prerequisites, MCAT, timelines
Law schools in Canada LSAT, GPA, rankings
Optometry schools in Canada Waterloo and Montréal Checked November 2026

How to study, properly

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Study spots

25 places to study in Toronto

Libraries, cafés and hotel lobbies, mostly around U of T, each with a map pin and what it's like to work there.

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a quick note

Why this site exists

When I was applying to professional programs, the information I needed was scattered across forums, buried on school websites or locked behind expensive prep courses. Students with a mentor, a paid course or someone in the field to ask had a real head start. A lot of us didn't.

I made Master Student so that anyone applying has the same starting point: free practice tests, plain-language guides to each school's requirements, and study advice that actually helped me. No paywall and no sign-up.

If something here is out of date or wrong, tell me and I'll fix it.

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