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Hi everyone, I would love to get some perspective from current students on disability-related accommodations at McMaster. How open and accepting did you find the school? Was it easy to get the accommodations you needed? How different was it from undergrad? I've read everything pertaining to this issue on McMaster's website but would love some input from current or former students. I appreciate all insights!

No, I'm paranoid as lots of people seem to have 4.0's these days.

Just received my MCAT score: I re-wrote on June 1st, 2019 and did much better than last time. GPA: 3.91 CARS: 129 Casper: Haven't written it yet In-province. What do you think?

I have a GPA of 3.91 but unfortunately I only scored 125 on CARS despite consistently getting 130's on practice exams. I am confident I can excel at CASPER, I needed it to get in to my undergrad so I've actually written it before. Do I have a shot at getting interviewed?

I have a GPA of 3.91 but unfortunately I only scored 125 on CARS despite consistently getting 130's on practice exams. I am confident I can excel at CASPER, I needed it to get in to my undergrad so I've actually written it before. Do I have a shot at getting interviewed?

I've got a question about the Academic Explanations essay at UofT: I'm planning on applying this coming year but am concerned as I am not eligible for wGPA (I never took a full course load and instead took summer courses due to my chronic illness) and my current cGPA is 3.89.... all due to one calculus course I ended with a 70 in due to failing the final exam during an illness flare-up. Without that one course, my cGPA *would* have been 3.95. If I had been eligible for wGPA, I'd have a 4.00. I'm very concerned that despite having an otherwise strong application I will be disadvantaged due to this one course. What should I do? Would you advise I write the Academic Explanations essay? How else can I rectify this awful mistake? Thank you in advance!