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When they say "by" it typically includes all day April 30th as well, if you haven't gotten an email/heard by mid day May 1st then you most likely were not selected
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Please make sure you've filled out all of the joining questions and agreed to the rules!! Without answering these questions you can't be accepted also please remember that this group is run by the student society, and students are in the middle of courses still so it might take some time! Thanks everyone for your patience with us ❤️
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You'll get an email and letter in the mail later (I got mine mid May) if you were awarded anything!
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Here it is!! Best of luck in your studies!! https://www.facebook.com/groups/381119174847631/
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Official facebook page will go live tonight! UofT is a month early this year so the student society was caught off guard haha
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Hi there! To practice in some states in the USA you need to have a mental health placement (which UofT offers, unsure of western) otherwise you are unable to practice in that state. That being said, UofT prepares you to be a generalist Canadian nurse. The official facebook page for UofT Nursing Grad 2026 will be going live later today if you're interested
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Hi everyone! The official facebook group for grad 2026 will be up and running today! Hi there! I'll reply to your comment when the official facebook page goes live later today!!
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I'm a current UofT nursing student! Traditionally UofT sends out their first round of acceptances the first week (ish) of April! But then they send them out on a rolling basis until the end of May or June :)
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I can only speak for UofT but clinical placements begin the second week of classes! So for the full duration of the program you will always have some clinical hours that range from 1 8hour shift, 2 8hour shifts and 1 12hour shift. Everyone begins in geriatrics, then mental health and then in the new year the class gets split into 3 sections where you move through acute care, paediatrics and labour at different times (7 weeks each). Acute and peds is 2 8hour shifts per week and labour is 1 12hour shift. One thing to note regarding your commute is that the university places people within a 2 hour drive of the university (downtown) and the options vary greatly per rotation. You also do not get to chose where you are placed- you rank the choices by preference and the algorithm places you somewhere (you can be placed at your last preference). Placements begin 06:30am to 7:30am so you'd need to make sure you're able to make those early start times with your commute. I know some people had issues this year with transit not getting them to the hospitals on time and they had to uber or carpool. The peds and labour classes are taught by peds and labour nurses, and the clinical instructors also work on those speciality units. Everyone is very knowledgeable about their specialities. Personally, my experience in peds at SickKids Hospital was phenomenal and I learned a ton. The units have a huge variation of the specialities you can be placed on. I'm 3 weeks into my labour rotation and I've been able to witness a twin c-section and "natural" birth as well as care for the newborns. Hope this helps!
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I think the class that started September 2022 was about 210 people, historically it was about 185 but they increased seats to help with the nursing shortage. The incoming class should be around 210 but may be a bit more if they decide to expand again. edit: often after the new year begins, second year or graduating students join the incoming years facebook group to give away scrubs or promote on campus events.
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there's a facebook page! https://www.facebook.com/groups/743820577179797/ "Class of 2025 - Bloomberg Faculty of Nursing (University of Toronto)" Just make sure to fill out the joining questions or you can't be accepted ?
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