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Dental Schools in Canada Dalhousie Dental School Requirements (2027 Entry) Dalhousie has the earliest dental deadline in Canada, October 1, and its seats are split by province: 25 for Nova Scotia, 5 for New… Dental Schools in Canada McGill Dental School Requirements (2027 Entry) Lire cette page en français McGill admits about 39 students a year to its four-year DMD, and it has dropped the DAT for the… Dental Schools in Canada UBC Dental School Requirements (2027 Entry) UBC’s Doctor of Dental Medicine (DMD) takes 64 students a year, and about 90% of its domestic seats go to B.C. residents[2]. It doesn’t… Dental Schools in Canada University of Manitoba Dental School Requirements Manitoba has the smallest dental class in Canada, 29 seats, and at least 25 of them go to Manitobans[2]. You can apply after two… Dental Schools in Canada University of Alberta Dental School Requirements (2027 Entry) The University of Alberta’s DDS program has 32 seats, at least 29 of them for Alberta residents, and 866 people applied for the 2026… Dental Schools in Canada Western Dental School Requirements (2027 Entry) Western’s Schulich School of Dentistry admits 56 students a year, and competition has jumped: 1,093 people applied for the Class of 2030, up from… Dental Schools in Canada U of T Dental School Requirements (2027 Entry) The University of Toronto’s Faculty of Dentistry has the biggest dental class in Canada, with 96 seats, and it now gets more than 1,000… Western Ivey HBA Succeeding on your Ivey HBA Application The Western University Ivey Bachelor of Arts in Honors Business Administration (HBA) Program is one of the most competitive and lowest acceptance rate business… Western Ivey HBA Ivey HBA Acceptance Rate and Employment Report For over a decade, Western’s Ivey Honours Business Administration (HBA) program has been ranked one of the most selective undergraduate programs in Canada. The… McMaster Health Sciences Hardest Undergraduate Programs to Get Into in Canada Most Canadian undergraduate programs admit a large share of applicants. A handful don’t: they take a few hundred students out of thousands, expect averages…