Doctor of Medicine (MD) — UPEI-Memorial Joint Program (PEI Campus)
⚠️ Program status: New regional campus — first cohort began 2025. Students receive a Memorial University MD degree.
SpaceCat Fit Notes
- CASPer: Moot — PEI residents only. Details
- GPA window & upgrading strategy: Moot — PEI residents only. Details
- Experiential / written advantage: Moot — PEI residents only. Details
- Out-of-province: Ontario resident. PEI residents only. details
- Overall assessment: Not viable — PEI residents only. Cannot apply.
Quick Facts
- Institution: University of Prince Edward Island (in partnership with Memorial University of Newfoundland)
- Program name: Doctor of Medicine (MD) — PEI Campus (Memorial University degree)
- Degree granted: MD (from Memorial University)
- City, Province: Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island
- Program type: Standard (4-year)
- Duration: 4 years
- Full-time / Part-time: Full-time only
- Delivery format: In-person
- Language of instruction: English
- Intake frequency: Annual
- Start date(s): September
- Application deadline(s): Follows Memorial University deadlines
- Application system: Memorial University application system. Source
- Program URL: https://medicine.upei.ca/
- Accredited: Under Memorial University’s CACMS accreditation
Admission Requirements
Follows Memorial University’s admission requirements — applicants apply through Memorial’s system. See memorial-university.md for details on GPA, MCAT, CASPer, and other requirements.
CASPer
Moot — PEI campus seats are exclusively for PEI residents. CASPer is required (follows Memorial University requirements) but the residency restriction makes this irrelevant for SpaceCat.
Out-of-Province Considerations
- Residency restrictions: PEI campus seats are exclusively for PEI residents. Applicants must be PEI residents. Source
- Out-of-province tuition differential: Not applicable (only PEI residents eligible).
Competitiveness
Information Not Found
- Exact tuition for PEI campus students (likely follows Memorial rates)
- Whether any seats will open to non-PEI Atlantic residents in future