I just wanted to make a post as we enter the new academic year, and more importantly the next admission cycle. Hopefully through this post we can all share our admission experiences, concerns, and achievements.
To begin with, I am currently a University of Toronto student completing my final year! I am hoping to apply to UBC, UofT, Nipissing, Western, and Trent. Just waiting on applications to open up! I am slightly worried I may not get in because admission is so competitive, and seeing those with 3.9+ not get in can be very scary.
How about you? Are you excited for the new school year? Any concerns for the admission process? Let's get through this together
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G’day mates! I got accepted to McMaster last week, so I’ll most likely be going there! Does anyone want to connect, message me! Really excited to meet those who are in the Mac program! ?
G’day mates! I got accepted to McMaster last week, so I’ll most likely be going there! Does anyone want to connect, message me! Really excited to meet those who are in the Mac program! ?
I was recently accepted to Queens, Nippising SPP, and Humber!
I'm really leaning toward SPP because it is in DT Toronto, has 1-1 preceptorships and has great affiliations with UHN and SickKids. Is anyone else planning on going to Nippising?
I read a lot that schools need a deposit. I haven't heard of that for Nippising it also wasn't in my offer letter. Does anyone know if we need to pay a deposit and if so what the deadline is?
I recently got accepted to the York accelerated nursing program and am waiting to hear back from UoT (my 1st option). I'm wondering if there are any current students here who can describe their experience working part-time while in nursing school. My current employer is offering part-time opportunity when I return to school, but I'm not sure whether it would be too much to handle. I'm thinking of working 15-20 hours per week. Some quick background about myself - I'm working full time right now as a research coordinator in public health research, I have an MSc in population & public health and decided to pursue RN to combine my research experience with healthcare delivery.
I recently got accepted to the York accelerated nursing program and am waiting to hear back from UoT (my 1st option). I'm wondering if there are any current students here who can describe their experience working part-time while in nursing school. My current employer is offering part-time opportunity when I return to school, but I'm not sure whether it would be too much to handle. I'm thinking of working 15-20 hours per week. Some quick background about myself - I'm working full time right now as a research coordinator in public health research, I have an MSc in population & public health and decided to pursue RN to combine my research experience with healthcare delivery.
Hi! I’m not a current student, but I’ll be attending u of t in September. I plan on continuing research - I have a research associate/coordinator role on a project I’ve been working on for a number of years. My roles have been pretty flexible and diverse and I have a really good relationship with the PI since the start of the project. It might be worth speaking with your PI to see how much flexibility you can have while you’re in nursing school? I did that with mine and she was understanding. We settled on 15 hrs per week although I can do less if I need (and typically, I do less than this anyways) so long as any major tasks gets done. Hopefully youR PI can be accommodating!
Hello! I have accepted my U of T acceptance. I sent over my transcript is there any way to check if U of T received it? I emailed them and they didn't reply back. I just want them to know I have met the conditional offers.
I was recently accepted to Queens, Nippising SPP, and Humber!
I'm really leaning toward SPP because it is in DT Toronto, has 1-1 preceptorships and has great affiliations with UHN and SickKids. Is anyone else planning on going to Nippising?
I read a lot that schools need a deposit. I haven't heard of that for Nippising it also wasn't in my offer letter. Does anyone know if we need to pay a deposit and if so what the deadline is?
Thanks!
Hey!
I recently accepted my offer to Nippising and emailed them asking if a deposit is required. I will let you know what they end up saying!
nurse.wannabe123
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My GPA was around 3.9 and my Casper was in the top quartile.