2026 Admissions Requirements Guide Now Available

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Applying to medical school is a significant milestone in a learner’s academic journey, but for many, it can also be an overwhelming one. With varying prerequisites, timelines, and selection criteria across the country, navigating the admissions process often means sifting through fragmented information across multiple websites and sources. The result is a complex and time-consuming undertaking that can leave applicants and those supporting them uncertain about where to begin.

The AFMC 2026 Admissions Requirements Guide is now available, consolidating information from all 18 Canadian faculties of medicine into a single, authoritative resource. It provides prospective students, advisors, and families with a centralized and reliable source of guidance to approach the process with clarity, accuracy, and confidence.

The 2026 edition includes:

  • Admissions timelines and deadlines for each medical school
  • Academic prerequisites, MCAT and CASPer requirements
  • Number of seats available, including those allocated for Indigenous, Black, and rural applicants
  • Faculty-specific application policies, contact information, and links
  • Details on fee assistance programs

This guide is designed to support informed decision-making and streamline the admissions experience for all individuals involved in the application process. It reflects AFMC’s ongoing commitment to equitable access to medical education across Canada.

Download the AFMC 2026 Admissions Requirements Guide for free on afmc.ca.

For more information, please contact the AFMC’s Data and Information Services team at data@afmc.ca.

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