hartk48

Second year family resident here One bedroom, furnished, very cozy home that I share with my fiance (every guest that stays here said this). Shared kitchen, living space and bathroom. Located 8 minute drive or 15 minute bike ride from the Civic Hospital Not far from General or CHEO by car either! 400$ a week, if staying longer can negotiate a better rate. We also cook very well PM for more details

exactly so dont stress about it @Hoodie

do they even count into your GPA for MUN? probably not...

unless asked from admissions

If I recall correctly you’ll see a confirmation that your transcripts and references have been processed. otherwise that section is used for post interview if admissions want more documents from you, like transcripts from the 2018-19 academic year..

My bad, skipped that line . In that case, 6th year might not be worth it given how much time you have to spend studying. Seems like you got everything in place for the upcoming cycle, hopefully you wont need to think about the application 19/20 cycle.

Your best odds are for Memorial. With a balanced 508+ I will be surprised if you don't get an interview. If you want to apply to Ontario schools, you will most likely need a 513+ with at least 127 on CARS. If you are aiming for Western you'll need a 129 on CARS. You should also consider Mac. UfT will be hard, but not impossible.. With regards to what to do next for your application cycle, it is a though call. If you think you can handle a full course load and get at least a 3.9 GPA, it might be worthwhile. If you want to do masters (I realize its hard to know in advance) you should do so only if you think you will be able to pump out papers.

Did anyone here go with TD haha? all I see here is RBC and Scotiabank... if so, were you able to get any "cool" credit cards and fees waived?

Two years ago they came out at 9:30... hope that helps

one page less to refresh! haha thank you

aside from an email, will there be a place to view offers/rejections directly on OMSAS? if so, where?

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MUN and Dal’s IP requirement for NB status is the same. Post interview given you met the cut offs (which are very low IMO) was 100% this year for NB residents I think that you should try applying as early as you can, it’s a learning experience of its own. The fact that you are studying at dal may help you in the maritime connection essay if you are applying as an OOP and show the committee that you are serious about staying. That essay (given that you met the cutoffs) is the only factor that decides if you get an interview as an OOP. The rest is assessed later Hope that helps

you actually made me happier than Uft did, thank you :')

It is very hard, I feel you 100%. AND FINALLY SOMEONE CAUGHT IT!!!!! wabba labba dub dub (huge rick and morty fan here) , I like your name too