The Maple Listby AdmissionPrep

Universities recognized for medicine, by school-wide outcomes (2026)

Only universities recognized for Medicine make this list, ranked by the student outcomes they verifiably publish. No Canadian school publishes program-level outcomes yet, so school-wide results carry the ranking.

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  1. 1
    University of British ColumbiaRecognized strength
    Vancouver, British Columbia · ~$6,230 est./yr · 90% avg · 2/3 outcomes sourced
    A
  2. 2
    University of CalgaryRecognized strength
    Calgary, Alberta · ~$6,600 est./yr · 70-96% avg · 3/3 outcomes sourced
    A-
  3. 3
    Western UniversityRecognized strength
    London, Ontario · ~$6,800 est./yr · 91% avg · 2/3 outcomes sourced
    A-
  4. 4
    University of AlbertaRecognized strength
    Edmonton, Alberta · ~$6,800 est./yr · ~85% est. avg · 2/3 outcomes sourced
    B+
  5. 5
    McMaster UniversityRecognized strength
    Hamilton, Ontario · ~$7,000 est./yr · 86-96% avg · 3/3 outcomes sourced
    B+
  6. 6
    University of TorontoRecognized strength
    Toronto, Ontario · ~$6,590 est./yr · ~91% est. avg · 3/3 outcomes sourced
    B
  7. 7
    University of GuelphRecognized strength
    Guelph, Ontario · ~$6,900 est./yr · 75-91% avg · 3/3 outcomes sourced
    B
  8. 8
    University of SaskatchewanRecognized strength
    Saskatoon, Saskatchewan · ~$6,800 est./yr · ~80% est. avg · 3/3 outcomes sourced
    C-
  9. 9
    Memorial University of NewfoundlandRecognized strength
    St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador · ~$3,300 est./yr* · ~78% est. avg · 2/3 outcomes sourced
    C-

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* In-province tuition rate (QC/NL). Out-of-province Canadian students typically pay more.

Among schools recognized for Medicine, ranked by their verified school-wide student outcomes (retention, graduation, graduate employment), each cited to its official source on the school's page. We don't yet publish program-level outcomes, so this isn't a claim about the Medicine program specifically. How we rank →

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Data as of June 2026 · verified figures cited to official sources.