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Not a problem!
I had a 4.0 in my social science, life science, and humanities prereqs. I had a 2.7 in stats and my physiology is still pending (it'll be around a 3.5 or 3.7). I had three academic and three work references. For volunteer I have two years active with the Canadian Ski Patrol and two years on sabbatical. I have three years on the Health Studies Students' Union executive, three years with the Health Studies Undergrad Journal, three years running a reading week exchange programme for students to learn about Aboriginal health and wellness, two years with UT Emergency Medical Responders, all of those at U of T. I also received two awards from U of T last year and two more this year.
Also, those GPAs are based on the U of T grade scale (http://www.artsci.utoronto.ca/newstudents/transition/academic/grading).
I hope that helps!
Hi everyone!
I've applied to U of T as well, still waiting to hear back. I've gotten accepted to Queen's AST nursing, so am trying to decide between the two. Is U of T difficult to get high GPA? I'm planning on applying for either RN or medical school after nursing, so I need a A- or A average! Is that doable?
nursing--career
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Hello! Has anyone applied to the compressed nursing program at U of T for September 2014?