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  1.    VhopefulOT reacted to a post in a topic: OT/PT accepted/waitlist/decline forum - 2021 cycle
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  3. PTPTPT
    I personally haven't seen a school recommend solely life sciences! Like UofT states that social sciences are recommended as well, and Mac doesn't specify at all They do need to be 3000/4000 level courses though unless they're prereqs
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  13. PTPTPT
    I replied to similar question earlier so figured pasting would be easiest! It took a lot of Excel work figuring out how many courses to take but super worth the effort. I found taking courses from my undergrad university best cause I was used to everything, but also took a couple at Athabasca which I only recommend if you can be disciplined and self-teach everything
  14. PTPTPT
    Who actually does the writing?
  15.    PTPTPT reacted to a post in a topic: OT/PT accepted/waitlist/decline forum - 2021 cycle
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  17. PTPTPT
    UofT and Western have them on their website for each year and I think the ORPAS admissions guide might have it for each school
  18. PTPTPT
    Toronto and Western post the cutoffs for each year on their websites which is high 3.70s-low 3.80s, and Queen's has posted an overall rough cutoff which is lower than that in the 3.70s. I had an sGPA of 3.50 applying to all Ontario schools for the 2020 cycle and didn't get in anywhere - not surprised, but it was good to experience the application process. It was just a couple bad marks earlier on so I'm taking a 5th year to really boost my marks for the 2022 cycle - depending what your marks are like I would definitely recommend doing the same if you really wanna do PT!
  19.    jhall_88xc reacted to a post in a topic: Dalhousie OT/PT Out of Province Applicants
  20. PTPTPT
    I think all Ontario schools use the ORPAS GPA (but you can double-check on each school's website!) ORPAS' website says they count academic practicums but not placements or internships, so I guess it depends how exactly each of those are defined? Personally I had an "internship" so it didn't count but idk what the difference between and internship and practicum is hahaha
  21. PTPTPT
    Was gonna apply from Ontario too but couldn't get enough volunteer hours in time! But this is what I had found on their site! So there's 19 discretionary seats and normally 5 max go to OOP
  22. PTPTPT
    Following cause this sounds so interesting! I'd be interesting in hearing more...Was their ACL deemed to be too lax or something? And what were their signs/symptoms leading up to this? If you don't mind sharing
  23. PTPTPT started following Official Reports on COVID Grade Inflation? and IT Band Tenodesis Performed but a Meniscus Repair Physiotherapy Protocol Prescribed?
  24. PTPTPT
    I think (hope) that the new CASPer Snapshot may resolve these issues if schools choose to use it in the future. I haven't done it, but I've done Mac's Kira. I don't think anyone can complain about what is essentially a video interview. It's still half(?) written answers but I think typing efficiently is an unavoidable skill nowadays. Even if you wanna handwrite in class, a lot of clinics use electronic charting only. Also, although CASPer is stressful and time-limited, I think that having ideas come to mind quickly is partly a reflection of being able to perform well under stress and havi
  25. PTPTPT
    That's super tough...maybe you were like, #101 Hope this year is better!!!
  26. PTPTPT
    Hey! I applied last year too but didn't get in - there's supposed to be a reason for refusal in the letter of refusal! Also, is your cGPA better this year due to courses taken outside your degree or are they still part of your degree? Just checking in case you didn't know that they only look at courses taken during your degree (It really bums me out cause McGill's one of my top schools and I'm really boosting my marks with a 5th year, but I've already graduated ) I'm still debating reapplying too though so would also be interested in hearing accepted applicants' cGPAs!
  27. PTPTPT
    Agreed about CASPer - I think the price is quite reasonable tbh cause interviews in-person are sooo much more $ (and time) Also agreed about uOttawa and I'm in the exact same boat as you - my degree is even from them and I passed their language tests to get said bilingual degree lollllll D: Agreed about CASPer here too - never thought to compare it to the OSCEs but that's a great point! And CASPer states that you're not docked marks for style/spelling/etc. (but correcting myself is pretty much a reflex so I end up wasting some time on that anyway lol) To add RE: CASPer score:
  28. PTPTPT
    They unfortunately don't average them, they take them as is (at least for ORPAS). I know this because during my degree I retook 2 courses and the first attempts were also in my last 20 courses, and that's how they showed up on ORPAS when I applied last year It reallyyyyy sucks and is the reason I'm also taking more courses to boost my GPA haha
  29.    Noël reacted to a post in a topic: OT/PT accepted/waitlist/decline forum - 2021 cycle
  30. PTPTPT
    Ooooo I gotcha. Lol I forgot about the $12 CASPer distribution fee per school too...and idk if other schools do this but I went to uOttawa and I still have to pay to send my transcript to them..........
  31. PTPTPT
    I just found that $120 covers the cost of both tests! And are you applying to both OT and PT? Cause I'm just applying to PT and it totalled to ~$375 (if I did $120 x 2 tests). So only ~$30 more than last year but it's still like double other schools lol
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