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Were you put on the waitlist from Western? I haven’t heard anything else yet.

Yup. Mine still says that! Oh awesome. I assume you were accepted! If so - congratulations! Would you be comfortable sharing your stats? ?

Has anyone heard from Trent recently? They said my application would be considered during the next round of offers in May but I have not heard anything in over two months! also - does anyone know what the chances are of getting off the Queen’s waitlist? ?

I checked my Western portal and mine still says Applied…it hasn’t been updated. Do I assume that I didn’t get in or do we think that they’re still going through the list?

I’m still waiting on acceptances in general too. I’ve been waitlisted at Nipissing, Humber & Queens. Hoping to hear back from Trent, Mac or Western soon. I really want to get in at either Trent or get off the waitlist at Queens tho - time will tell but it sucks seeing everyone else get accepted everywhere ?

Hey! I got that email as well. Where else were you accepted? And what was your GPA? (If you don’t mind me asking).

Hi! First off, I want to thank you for making this post for the next admission cycle for Fall 2022. I am excited to connect with you all and share our experiences together. What are you studying at UofT? Also, if you don't mind me asking - how are your grades? I hope your last year is going well so far. A bit about me: I graduated from the University of Guelph with a degree in Human Kinetics. I didn't do well my first year (failed some courses) and due to that my cGPA (70%) is pretty bad. And honestly, my sGPA is alright for my last two years (77%). Some of Guelph's classes were... a bit harsh! I am a bit worried about my grades for the application process. However, I have decent experience through jobs and volunteering (ex. I have worked with the health unit during COVID to help as support staff for nurses, doctors, health promoters, etc. and I volunteer with Canadian Blood Services, have helped first-year students, taught students with intellectual disabilities etc.). I am now currently working as a COVID support staff at a Early Learning Centre. Truthfully, I have wanted to be a nurse since I was little, but I changed my mind in high school after "discouragement" from others. I actually applied for a Master's of Public Health last year, and didn't get in and all throughout my four years of HK, nursing had always been on my mind. So, here I am, finally, after 4 years of contemplating. It's the only profession I can see myself enjoying and it has been a lifelong dream. I love medicine and healthcare! I apologize for the verbal diarrhea, but I figured a backstory would help a little bit to understand each of our application profiles. As of now, I hope to apply to Trent, Queen's, Western, McMaster, Nipissing and Humber/UNB. I don't have all the requirements for York or UofT, but I could take a few more classes if necessary. Do you guys think taking more classes to a) boost GPA or b) fulfill extra requirements, is a good idea? I look forward to hearing about your back stories. We're in this together! ?