Meet Ross Med in Vancouver

Choosing where to pursue your MD is a big decision—and you don’t have to figure it all out on your own.

We’re bringing the Ross Med community closer to you with an opportunity to meet alumni, connect with our Admissions team, and get to know the people and experiences that could become part of your journey.

As an added bonus, we’re prepared to schedule an interview with you for provisional acceptance into our MD program!*

At this in-person event, you’ll have the opportunity to:

• Hear what life as a Rossie is really like — from the rigors of the MD curriculum to clubs, activities, housing and everyday life in Barbados
• Explore the Ross Med experience — Learn about our MD program, curriculum and U.S. clinical rotations
• Meet your future community — Connect with alumni in your area and hear firsthand about their journey at Ross Med
• Get your questions answered — Chat with our Admissions team about requirements, prerequisites and the application process.
• Receive a provisional offer to join our 4-year graduate entry medical school!*
  • If interested in interviewing for provisional acceptance, please be sure to send a copy of all academic transcripts, MCAT scores (if applicable)**, personal statement, and resume or CV
  • Offers will be made onsite by a member of Ross Med’s Admissions Committee
  • Admissions Committee will contact you to schedule an interview slot to conduct your student evaluation during the event

You don’t need to have all the answers—or be ready to make a decision. Come meet the community, ask your questions and learn more about what your journey at Ross Med could look like.

Consider this your invitation to start the conversation. We’d love to meet you! Save your seat by registering below.

*Please note: To be eligible for provisional acceptance review, eligible students must meet Ross Med's admissions requirements, including prerequisite course and MCAT completion (if applicable.)

**MCAT scores must be submitted by all U.S. Citizens, nationals, or eligible permanent resident applicants prior to the interview. International applicants are not required to submit MCAT scores, but strongly encouraged.