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CCNM’s degree program develops naturopathic doctors
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 based on the following qualitative measures:
The purpose of this interview is to assess an applicant’s ability to successfully complete the program and become an effective naturopathic doctor. Applicants are chosen for interviews based on their academic performance.
The interview team consists of one faculty member and one fourth-year student intern.
There are three components to the 45-minute interview:Assessment of communication skills, commitment to naturopathic medicine and integrity will be ongoing during the interview.
Applicants are required to complete a personal statement/essay. Please follow the specific instructions and maximum character count provided when answering the essay questions, which are included in the application.
Three letters of reference must be submitted online:
It is strongly recommended that you choose someone who has known you for two years or more, although consideration will be given to references who have know you for a minimum of one year. You should choose someone who can comment on your capacity in the following areas:
Applicants must submit a current curriculum vitae/resume including the following information:
Talk to a student services advisor today by emailing info@ccnm.edu
Canadian College of Naturopathic Medicine
Educating naturopathic doctors in North America for over 40 years
1255 Sheppard Avenue East, Toronto, Ontario M2K 1E2
College: (416) 498-1255 I 1 (866) 241-2266 (toll-free)
Clinic: (416) 498-9763