Admissions to Fall 2024 Accelerated Nursing in Canada

[27PurplePugs]

Hello!

I am currently a fourth year student in Ontario, and I decided to apply to a few accelerated nursing programs for next Fall. I'm hoping this can be a space to share where people have applied, when they receive acceptances, chat about the process/questions, etc. I've seen previous threads and think it would be nice to have one of our own! 

I have applied to 

Queens

Mac

York

UofT

 

Have a Happy New Years!

[btrice895]

Has U of T started sending out rejections yet? My portal still says "Application Received" and I have completely lost all hope LOL

[kam1574]

Let me know if anyone else is experiencing this:

I have received an offer for Mac accelerated (yay) on May 7th. I received an email saying I have an update on my account, and I can see my conditional offer! But, that's basically all I have. I have no official offer letter of admission or any details. I know I need to accept by May 21st but that's all!! Does anyone have any other details that may help me like the conditions or other important things! 

[summar ferris]

Have you heard back from anywhere ? I got an offer from mac accelereted nurisng but I havent gotten the letter yet was wondering if you are in the same boat !

[Trueblue15]

I was in the exact same situation, so I ended up emailing admissions. You access your admission letter through this portal, http://admissions.mcmaster.ca/manage/login?realm=&r=/apply/status/ 

its a different portal from Mosaic!

[nursekat24]

btrice895 said:

Has U of T started sending out rejections yet? My portal still says "Application Received" and I have completely lost all hope LOL

They just sent out another round of offers today!

[summar ferris]

Hey for the conditional  offer requirements for mcmaster is it the last 2 years you have to maintain a 75% in the your classes  or all 4 years . 

[summar ferris]

And does anyone by chance have the email for admission  at McMaster ? 

[NurseT25]

I got accepted to U of T last week as an international student 🙂

[svgarhoneyicedtea]

Anyone hear back from Western CTF nursing in the past few weeks?

[EducatedRN]

Hello, 

I have applied to UofT, McMaster, Western, YorkU and QueensU. 
 

So far I've been accepted to YorkU and McMaster. 
 

I'm not exactly sure which school I should choose so if someone could help persuade me on that then that would be greatly appreciated. In particular I'm looking for a school that cares for their students and has great faculty. I started Humber's program in 2023 but dropped it because of extremely rude staff. 

[NurseT25]

EducatedRN said:

Hello, 

I have applied to UofT, McMaster, Western, YorkU and QueensU. 
 

So far I've been accepted to YorkU and McMaster. 
 

I'm not exactly sure which school I should choose so if someone could help persuade me on that then that would be greatly appreciated. In particular I'm looking for a school that cares for their students and has great faculty. I started Humber's program in 2023 but Dropped it because of extremely rude staff. 

I completed a health science graduate degree at McMaster as an international student. While it took some time to appreciate Hamilton, both the university and town are indeed great and highly recommended. Not to mention, McMaster is renowned for its health science majors in Canada, known as one of the best. Why not aim for that?

[EducatedRN]

NurseT25 said:

I will definitely accept McMaster if I don't get accepted to the other schools, but if I do get accepted then I'm not sure which one to consider. So far I'm hearing UofT's program is the best in terms of placements. But among Queens, Western, McMaster and UofT it will be hard to choose.