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Hello all, I am making this thread for any RN's who have applied to the January 2027 intake for the MN-NP Program at Dalhousie University. Please feel free to introduce yourself or leave a comment. I am personally from Ontario, and would be looking to temporarily relocate to Halifax to complete this program if accepted. Any other applicants from out of province? Good luck everyone, I hope we can all receive good news this round.

Congratulations!! I also applied to post master's and still waiting

When is your deposit due?

I'm sorry to hear that <3 when one door closes, another opens. I'm keeping to the belief that everything happens for a reason!

Also waitlisted to TMU for the post-master's NP Program last night @ 9:45 pm. Really hoping to get into York

I feel the same. This wait has been especially long. I don't remember checking this obsessively when I applied for my Master's 2 years ago. I think we will hear back next week for sure, fingers crossed!!

Congrats!! Will you be accepting? Congratulations!!

Do you happen to know the deadline they gave for her to accept? TIA

Mine changed two days ago! Hopefully we hear soon

York!!

My status changed to decision pending today on MyFile!!

I had a dream last night I got accepted to TMU LOL. This process is haunting me...

Did York combined program applicants also have to submit all their documents via email to FGSapply? Or were they able to upload in myfile? This sounds chaotic and unfair.

NP girl we're in this together ?

Guys, York doesn't only have 15 seats LOL. They had around 40 seats between the combined and post-master's programs in 2024. You can read this if you don't believe me https://www.yorku.ca/health/wp-content/uploads/sites/30/2024/03/FINAL-New-Program-Proposal.pdf moreover, this year the government is funding 170 new seats across Lakehead University, Laurentian University, McMaster University, the University of Ottawa, Queen's University, Toronto Metropolitan University, the University of Toronto, the University of Windsor, Western University and York University. You can read about it here https://news.ontario.ca/en/release/1007014/ontario-investing-an-additional-30-million-to-expand-primary-care-workforce So realistically, this year there are probably 55-60 seats for York and TMU between both programs.