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He knows exactly how to win conservative voters. I think he'll win the Republican nomination but I don't see how he would be able to secure the presidential nomination. He'd have to win big states like California, Florida, and a lot of the eastern states. He could win NY though.

I'm officially applying to UOttawa but i'm just so scared that it wold be pointless to try given the fact that my wGPA just meets Ottawa-resident cut-offs. wGPA is 3.73 E/Cs are fairly standard with some sports and awards. I'm really curious to know if anybody has recently gotten into UOttawa with a low-end wGPA like mine.

I'm doing the MCAT again in the summer so hopefully I can get a competitive score, making me, hopefully, competitive at Queens and Western. U of T weighting formula won't apply to me because I dropped a course.

Ontario Resident (Ottawa) GPA: 2.33/2.98/3.83/3.84 (Happens to be my two most recent and best) MCAT: 7/8/10 P (Horrible...) EC's: The usual hospital stuff, blood lab, cancer center, some involvement in youth awards, motorsports volunteer, co-pres for tennis club. Work Exp: 3 years at retirement home, 1 year doing research on schizophrenia Thinking of applying to UOttawa, Queens and Western. Taking a 5th year as well to be eligible at UOttawa.

your EC's are good, and your GPA of your last two years is good as well, but the problem is the fact that you didn't take full course load. Queen's is still a definite option though. You'd just need a good essay score and balanced sections. Another problem is like you said you're missing prereq's.

This made me LOL:D

1.5 cGPA 1.6 GPA in my last year 9 PS 5 VR 3 BS C WS 21B No volunteering experience, extensive criminal record Reference letters from my mom and my 9 year old brother

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