Getting into medical school in Canada is extremely competitive — only about 10% of applicants are accepted each year. That means thousands of qualified, passionate students are left looking for alternative pathways to becoming physicians.
At the same time, Canada is facing a growing healthcare shortage. The Canadian Medical Association has warned of an urgent need for more doctors, especially family physicians and specialists, across provinces. Similarly, the demand for nurses and other healthcare professionals continues to rise due to an aging population and system-wide strain.
All Saints University provides a strong, affordable alternative for students who are serious about pursuing a medical career. With clinical opportunities, personalized support services, and a focus on international licensing readiness, we help students build a future in medicine — without the barriers many face at home.
✓ No MCAT requirement for admission
✓ MCAT Scholarship – up to $30,000 (≈34% of prevailing tuition). *MCAT scores remain valid for 3 years.
✓ 20% to 50% of total tuition costs for eligible applicants
✓ Affordable Tuition
✓ Rolling admissions with multiple intakes per year (January, May and September intakes)
✓ A supportive pathway to residency and medical licensure
To help make your education more affordable, Canadian citizens can access funding programs specific to their home province or territory.
Below, you’ll find links to government financial aid offices in each province and territory.
These pages explain what funding is available, eligibility criteria, and how to apply:
Established in 2006, the university is dedicated to providing affordable, high-quality medical education to students from around the world.
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