The decision to admit an applicant is based primarily on the applicant’s undergraduate grade point average (average 3.3) and admissions interview. In addition, the applicant will be assessed on:
Personal Interview
Applicants are chosen for interviews based on their academic performance. The interview team of one faculty member and one fourth-year student intern will assess an applicant’s ability to successfully complete the program.
There are three components to the 45-minute interview:
1. Scenarios with applicable questions (for which no prior medical knowledge is required)
2. Questions related to motivation and familiarity with naturopathic medicine
3. An opportunity for open dialogue
1. Scenarios with applicable questions (for which no prior medical knowledge is required)
2. Questions related to motivation and familiarity with naturopathic medicine
3. An opportunity for open dialogue
Communication skills, commitment to naturopathic medicine and integrity will be assessed during the interview.
Personal Statement/Essay
Applicants are required to complete a personal statement/essay.
Please follow the specific instructions included in the application.
Please follow the specific instructions included in the application.
References
Three letters of reference must be submitted online:
- One academic reference
- One reference from a regulated health-care professional
- One reference from either of the above categories or a past employer/volunteer supervisor
It is strongly recommended that you choose someone who has known you for two years or more who can comment on your capacity in the following areas:
- Business management skills
- High ethical standards and initiative
- Demonstrated tolerance, compassion and empathy
- Ability to handle stress and solve problems
Resume
Applicants must submit a current curriculum vitae/resume including the following information:
- Education
- Work experience
- Volunteer experience
- Awards
- Skills and abilities
Interviews
Interviews are conducted at Â鶹¹û¶³ÊÓƵ in Toronto for applicants who are able to travel to the campus. In extenuating circumstances, interviews may be conducted via Zoom or Skype for an applicant.