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Each university has a list of courses they accept. I know Mac has a detailed one, you just have to find it on the nursing admissions page somewhere. For UofT, they have an online physiology 2 course you can take too! I think it's through the continui...

Not to worry, as there is no interview!

No, they don't conduct any interviews! It was just based on your transcript, ECs, and references (they got rid of the reference requirement for your cycle though!). Overall I absolutely love the program - it's a lot of work, don't get me wrong, ...

Hi guys! I'm currently a nursing student at UofT so if anyone has questions about the program feel free to ask!

When you accept an offer it DOES NOT impact your acceptances to other universities. I was given an offer from York in February, which I accepted. I then received an offer from Western in early April, which I then accepted, then received an offer from...

From what I gathered, this is what came into my decision making: the program is great in terms of its locations and hospital affiliations because you can get great placements in downtown hospitals or those in the GTA and you get a lot of placements a...

Because we are nursing students soon, would we qualify for the vaccine in September?

Agreed! Even though I will be a commuter, I'm going to try to get as involved as I can. I also heard clinicals are a great way to meet people with the small group sizes so I'm super excited!! More excited than I was for my original undergrad ?

Awesome! I'll for sure check it out ? Im glad so many ppl want to meet others in the program!!

I'm going to UofT in Sept. too and also found the websites super confusing. I will try to book it in a similar way, thanks for the heads up!!

OK, that makes a lot more sense! May I ask why you decided to book now? aka are spots filling up quickly for July certification?

How long is a CPR class C certificate valid for? Some sites say its valid for 3 years??

Ah, I see! Well then, it seems I'm most likely going to do the credit card way just to make it easier for myself and admissions LOL

I searched the UofT payment website and also my ACORN account (I'm an internal applicant), and the only option to pay deposits is via credit card. Tuition and other fees you can pay by online banking though! If you do end up emailing, please let...

For those accepted into UofT, do you think I can pay the deposit via the online banking method? That way I don't have to pay the 2.25% credit card fee, which is something I'm trying to avoid LOL I normally pay my tuition this way and I can just ...

Even if you get accepted, you will have a good amount of time to think it over and change your mind and decline the offer so don't stress too much about the time. I think rather than focusing on if you will be a good nurse, focus on if you want to be...

Did you ever end up deciding which school you will go to?? I also got accepted to Western and UofT but decided to choose UofT in the end. It's a really great program and bonus points cuz I get to live at home!!

You don't need to send anything - they can just look up everything on the computer!

Hey Everyone! I just wanted to write this post for those still waiting to hear back from UofT! I really do think they are one of the few nursing schools that look at applicants holistically and definitely beyond just grades. So I wouldn't worry too m...

Got accepted into UofT today! I am an internal applicant btw.

For anyone who is seriously considering Western or wanting to go, why would you prefer to go there? I would love to hear your thoughts about London, the program, and just general comments!

I got an acceptance to Western today ? So far I have been accepted to both Western and York, exciting times!!

McMaster updated my application and it now says "completed" for my supplementary portion

Honestly you probably did get accepted and they accidentally released the results early! Like you were supposed to hear later in the month and someone accidentally pressed "send" LOL

From the NCLEX 2019 data it seems the number of students accepted are on average: 170 (UofT) 75ish (McMaster) 120 (York) 100 (Western) 70 (Trent) 50 (Nipissing)