MAA Supports Students and Alumni

The Medical Alumni Association of the University of Toronto has been providing support for students and alumni since 1890.

DONATIONS STILL NEEDED
The best way to support MAA student assistance programs is to donate online. Thank you for your support.

OFFICE CLOSURE
The MAA office is closed to the public until further notice as a precaution against COVID-19. We are continuing our operations and are available by email, or you may leave a message at 416-978-0990.

GRANTS ON HOLD
MAA Travel grants for 4th-year electives and funding for international health selectives and CREMS research programs are suspended until further notice.

MAA Student Programs

Zero-interest loans

The MAA grants zero-interest loans to medical students who meet the criteria. Repayment begins one year after graduation, and the loan remains interest-free as long as the loan is not in default. If you can establish financial need, you may qualify for an MAA zero-interest loan of $3,000.00 per academic year.

Connecting Alumni

Organizing a class reunion? We’re here to help! We’ll send out your invitations, emails, create a web page, collect payments and keep your class list up to date.

Take a look at the reunions being planned.

MAA Excellence Awards

The MAA presents awards to recognize clinical and academic excellence. MAA award student recipients are selected by the Faculty’s Undergraduate Awards Committee.

Take a look at our Awards to acknowledge the hard work and dedication of students, faculty.

How to Support MAA

The cost of medical school and living in an expensive city like Toronto is daunting. Your contribution can help relieve some of the stress of this financial burden and make a difference in helping talented and deserving students make it to Convocation Day.

Notes From Students

Students talk about the financial assistance they received from the MAA and how it helped them.
Thank you so much for your generosity which allowed me to be able to receive this award. As a medical student living in downtown Toronto, there are numerous expenses including living and tuition among others. I support myself financially, and this can be very challenging. It is through the generosity of people like yourself and […]
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I'm touched and honoured to receive this MAA Award. I am completely financially independent, and I've found that supporting myself living downtown Toronto, away from home has been quite a burden. This award will go directly towards my tuition, and I feel thankful to have an alumni supporting me through my medical career. I hope […]
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When I was granted admission into medical school, I was excited beyond belief to begin my journey in the field that I have dreamed about my entire life, but also concerned at how I would be able to manage the financial stress of medical school (tuition, medical resources, long commutes, supporting my family etc.). But […]
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The Medical Alumni Association of the University of Toronto is an independent association with charitable status, funded by U of T MD alumni, working in partnership with the Temerty Faculty of Medicine. The MAA provides financial assistance to medical students and connects alumni.
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Medical Alumni Association

of the University of Toronto
The MAA is an independent association funded by U of T MD alumni, working in partnership with the Temerty Faculty of Medicine. 

The MAA provides financial assistance to medical students and connects alumni.
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