Hopefullll

If you have room in 'Awards', put it there. If you have five other awards already and nothing in 'High Performance', my personal opinion would be to put it into 'High Performance' (maybe get an extra point) The help guide says you aren't penalized for putting things in the wrong sections. I also had a national level scholarship which I included in the 'High Performance' Section because I had nothing else to put there :-) At the end of the day, go with your gut instinct

I'd also be wiling to find a couple room mates and looking for a short term rental together! SMPer here

I'm also rooting for you three! Don't lose hope, you are so, so close. Best of luck next year my PM101 friends. If there is ever any way I can help, let me know

My guess is that they haven't been sent yet as UBC did not update their blog. My guess is tomorrow. Good luck everyone!

Hi acrowston, I didn't disclose that I had a disability per se, but under the "High Performance in Human Endeavour" I included a national scholarship I won that was awarded to students living with Crohn's Disease (CD) or Ulcerative Colitis (UC)... thus 'disclosing'.. kind of lol... I also always make sure to contact disability services whenever I am attending University.. It's good to have someone in your corner should you ever need it. I've been in remission for a couple of years now and my daily life is not impacted by my CD in any way, however, if it were to flare, it's much faster to g

One of my faves right now

Just wanted to pop in and say that I'm thinking of all of you and really hope you get good news in the next couple of weeks !!

Hi futureMD9, I only had a 25 MCAT and received an acceptance into SMP. I did fill out the RSS section but there was no mention of being accepted into one of the rural SMP seats in the acceptance email they sent me :-S. I am a non-trad though and feel like some of my other experiences stood out... You can also feel free to PM me and I will offer support or assist in anyway I can. Keep your head up and keep trying!

Result: Accepted!!!! I look forward to meeting all of my peers soon! oGPA: ~88% MCAT: 7/10/8 = 25 As hard as it is to share this, I think it's important for anyone out there with a low MCAT to know that there is more to what UBC looks for than just numbers ECs: This section was really personal and really true to who I am. I spoke not only to my volunteer and research experiences, but also about my background as a former foster child, as a young mother, and as someone who has cared for my siblings throughout their addiction struggles. I stayed honest about what was important to me and about

I also wish everyone good luck! I've been pretty level headed so far but as we get to the final stretch it's definitely getting harder

Teal for the win! Haha Noodles take that :-p

SMP, especially since the rural spots opened up. Mostly for the same reasons as Lifeisawesome stated. Laid back lifestyle, smaller class sizes, I've lived in the interior for the past few years, BEAUTIFUL weather, wine tours, skiing.

Lol same here nick... it probably pops into my mind once a week or so but at least life's distractions are keeping it at bay :-/

Were you Feb 14th afternoon by any chance? Definitely had an interviewer who was super stone-faced.. totally threw me off on that station

hehe... this made me giggle... not at your ill fortune but at your wording I'm sure she understood that you were nervous Good luck Thermophilus!