OMFS at UofT

[Nonamed123]

I am really looking forward to becoming an OMFS, that’s the reason I got into dentistry in the first place. Now I’m in third year and I almost feel like I’ll never make to to OMFS.
I was wondering if an OMFS resident at UofToronto could help me navigate through this process? What activities or stuff in general do I need on my resume to stand out as an applicant?
I’ve still got loads of time and I really want to invest my remaining time at dental school to make my profile strong for OMFS. Any advice would be highly appreciated!!

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[Roy Williams]

You don’t have loads of time. Take the CBSE asap and kill it. That should be your first priority.

 

[Nonamed123]

I thought Canada doesn’t require this exam?

 

[Roy Williams]

I thought Canada doesn’t require this exam?

I am not familiar with the Canadian programs, so if that's the case I apologize and you can ignore my advice

 

[DMD12345]

Dang is it too late for me to apply to a Canadian program? Lol the CBSE is gonna be years of fun studying for

 

[TherealnorthOMFS]

University of Toronto does not require the CBSE, McGill does tho. Almost all programs in Canada will take someone who's done a non-cat year over a fresh one out of dental school, so it's internship + your grades/ECs + externships that are looked at more heavily in Canada.

 

[2thDoc11]

Maybe you have, but you may have better luck by posting this question into the dental thread or even the dental residents/practitioners rather then pre-dental

 

[Nonamed123]

Maybe you have, but you may have better luck by posting this question into the dental thread or even the dental residents/practitioners rather then pre-dental

oops I didn't realise this, sorry!