I am currently a third year York University student hoping to apply for second entry nursing at York
only next year (yes I am going through the strike).
Since applications open in November, I thought it would be best to get this forum started. I am hoping to get more insight into the program and I hope current and past nursing students would share their views on the program and how job searching went. Also, what nursing specialties do most York nursing graduates enter as I am hoping to get into public health. Furthermore, share your insights on Humber, McMaster, U of T, Trent, Queens, Western, Ottawa and Nippissing. (I think that is all) and don't forget to include your acceptance GPAs.
Does anyone know when Queen’s and McMaster are suppose to send their next round of acceptances? I know Western started another round of acceptances last Friday, are they still sending them out? Or do they send them out all at once on the same day?
Does anyone know when Queen’s and McMaster are suppose to send their next round of acceptances? I know Western started another round of acceptances last Friday, are they still sending them out? Or do they send them out all at once on the same day?
Rolling Basis starting 1st or 2nd week of april for mcmaster usually
Did anyone else only apply to one school (no safety schools)?
I only applied to UofT and I'm so anxious to hear back because their acceptance rate is fairly low! If I don't get in it means having to wait another year before applying to programs again.
Did anyone else only apply to one school (no safety schools)?
I only applied to UofT and I'm so anxious to hear back because their acceptance rate is fairly low! If I don't get in it means having to wait another year before applying to programs again.
I only applied to mcmaster accelerated, but I also applied to regular 4 year programs
Did anyone else only apply to one school (no safety schools)?
I only applied to UofT and I'm so anxious to hear back because their acceptance rate is fairly low! If I don't get in it means having to wait another year before applying to programs again.
I was going to solely apply to Humber because I didn't want to pay $2000+ to take 2 humanities credits for UofT. But, the program being only 20 months was very appealing so I decided to do 2 humanities courses. I also applied to McMaster but I wasn't too thrilled about having to move to Hamilton if I got in - wish I would have saved my money and not applied.
While I am nervous, based on anyone I have talked to - I feel like if you had good references, have some sort of volunteer and research experience and have over 80% in your last 10 credits or 2 years (whatever UofT looks at) you're good to go ?
Just curious - was there a reason you didn't apply to any other Toronto schools? (York, Humber?)
Ahh! Congratulations! If you don't mind sharing, what was your GPA for the last two years? I'm trying to see approximately where on the list I might be/ if there's still a chance. I've received offers to a few 4-year programs, but an accelerated one would be ideal.
My GPA isn't that great, my last two years would be equivalent to a 3.5. However, I am in the final year of my degree and am on my way to finish with a 3.9 hopefully!
I was going to solely apply to Humber because I didn't want to pay $2000+ to take 2 humanities credits for UofT. But, the program being only 20 months was very appealing so I decided to do 2 humanities courses. I also applied to McMaster but I wasn't too thrilled about having to move to Hamilton if I got in - wish I would have saved my money and not applied.
While I am nervous, based on anyone I have talked to - I feel like if you had good references, have some sort of volunteer and research experience and have over 80% in your last 10 credits or 2 years (whatever UofT looks at) you're good to go ?
Just curious - was there a reason you didn't apply to any other Toronto schools? (York, Humber?)
I decided to apply into nursing late last spring, and York required a Philosophy credit which I didn't have, and would not have been able to complete in time.
I was only looking at 2-year programs because I can't really afford 4 years of school, and I had never actually heard of Humber college before, it didn't come up when I was searching for second entry programs.
Hey guys! I'm not too familiar with the Humber program, but I recently applied just to be safe. I also applied to York, Uoft, Mcmaster, Trent, and Queens. Does anyone know how competitive the Humber program is? I only recently applied and still have to wait for my WES and ICAS assessments which should take a week, I'm not sure how many spots they have left but I was just wondering if anyone knew how tough it is to get into their program. Thanks ?
Jarnlock
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Did anyone else just get an offer from York?