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Yeah, that's a good idea! It's a program within my highschool where things like CPR and First Aid are included.. and we had to take a co-op in a place related to our sector, mine being healthcare. :)

I do have another question, and I'm not sure if you know about this or not. But when I graduate, i will have completed a "Specialist High-Skills Major" program for healthcare.. it will show up on my transcript. Have you heard anything about Fanshawe taking extra consideration for this?

Yeah, I'm aware of the extra year to complete the MRI program.. Were you at the 10:00 info meeting for pre-health, or the 12:30 one? I'm wondering if I saw you there or talked to you, haha

PS: i know the number of applicants accepted into the MRT is over 60! from what i saw this weekend i'm almost positive it was a higher number.. it's probably from the change of people applying every year.. don't take my word for it though!

I took a co-op at the imaging department at the hospital, and I found that MRI was pretty interesting. I couldn't see myself doing X-ray or Ultrasound.. it just didn't appeal to me. I want to work with people and healthcare is a really reliable sector to find a job in. I thought about nursing as well.. it could be a possibilty since you get to do so much with it. I guess I'll find that out once I start college, haha.. I'm not even done highschool yet :/

Hey Chantal, Thanks so much for all your advice! I want to take pre-health so I can get into MRT as well! Congratulations by the way, I was at the Fanshawe open house this weekend and saw the numbers of people who get accepted... not so many! My grades range from the mid 60's to low 90's, so it's a tough call! My english mark will definitely be a 70-75 and I'm taking college math when I come back which I believe should be very easy for me considering I've taken U math all through highschool.. If you don't mind me asking, what were your science grades like?

Hey everyone, I'm new to this so I'm not sure If I'm making this thread in the right area of the site haha. I'm interested in taking the Pre-Health program at Fanshawe. I'm currently a grade 12 student, returning for an extra semester and I'm already stressing! I've taken university courses all throughout highschool, so my grades aren't quite as high as those who have taken college courses. I understand it's very competitive. Can anyone give me some input on what grades they had when accepted? Or those who were accepted with lower grades? This is the only program I want to take!