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Hey guys! So I wanted to make an application thread to keep things organized. That way, it is easier for others to see when people are being accepted and in which programs. Hope this helps!
Please include in your post:
-Program and Post-Secondary Institution
-Date of Application
-Date of Offer
-Admission Average (Grade 11, Grade 12 first semester- basically whatever was used in determining admission qualifications)
There was already a post for students hoping to become nurses in 2016 (as posted by Molly Perrigo). Now this new post is for those of us trying to become nursing students in 2017!
So, please share:
1. Which school(s) are you applying to?
2. What other programs are you applying to as your back up?
3. What overall average are you aiming for in your final year?
I have applied to Centennial, George Brown, as well as Seneca.
My backup program is biomedical sciences at Ryerson.
Has anyone already gotten accepted to McMaster, UTM, Ryerson, Guelph or York for any life or biomedical science programs? If so, which program and with what mark were you accepted?
