CourseMan998

Looks like its in person!

are you an internal applicant?

yes UofT does look at Winter grades especially if you have pre-reqs in progress!

For those accepted to UofT what does your portal say?

Don’t use OMSAS LOL that’s for med schools! Just use the GPA conversion chart of the school you want to go to!

Hey guys! I was just wondering how OSAP works (especially for Toronto since rent is absurd). Does OSAP cover tuition for the 2 years? Does it also cover rent and groceries etc? Would I have to take a personal bank loan? Thank you!

89% GPA Professional athlete, couple years of Alzheimer’s research, hospital and clinic shadowing etc. im wishing all of us great news!!

I was thinking May 2nd, regardless I cant wait!

that too! I also want to end up in Calgary hopefully!

I’ll most likely be declining UofT (if I get in) since uAlberta is my top choice. U of A is #2 in Canada (right below Toronto) but it’s MUCH cheaper for me since I live in Edmonton. Toronto rent is crazy. it’s more of a financial decision t...

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thats fine, just accept the Western offer and if you get into Mac then withdraw from Western and accept Mac. You'll lose the deposit $$ tho ?

btw acceptances are first offered to those who have already completed the prereqs and/or completed a degree! Majority of those who are still in school or finishing pre-reqs, will have to wait for a decision AFTER their final marks are available ...

CONGRATS! Have you completed your prereqs, or are they still in progress?

Do they send out emails? Or does it just show "admitted" on the portal?

Good luck guys! FYI acceptances roll out until June/July so there’s still PLENTY of time if you don’t get accepted today!!

are hospitals in Toronto more inclined to hire nurses who went to UofT? I heard hospitals like Toronto General and Mt Sinai give preference to UofT students

Yeah I think youre right, me and my friend are both external applicants and we both have R

No you’re right! I was using the registration numbers. Hmm that is pretty high honestly. I’m not too sure why 70 or so offers get turned down. Maybe they wanted to go to other schools?

No that’s too high, it’s usually 25% acceptance rate across multiple programs (generally speaking). UofT is more like 15% just due to it being so competitive:/

No tbh many programs are similar, 1/7 is about the average

Just found these on the UofT site, it’s from 2017 so maybe it may fluctuate!

under "required documents" there should be a blue text saying "Bloomberg Nursing Supplementary Application" click that. Then it shows this:

I have no clue tbh maybe "applied".

LOL it means 'received' !