SereneSonata

Hi UofT, That's some encouraging information, thank you. I suppose in hindsight, the vast majority of my profs have taken their degrees at various locations, and did not stay in a single area. Unfortunately, I'm still playing the waiting game. I'm aware that some received interviews or invitations to open houses for Guelph (thanks to religiously searching the forums), but the number seems to be small as of yet (under five). I've heard nothing about Western. Cheers!

Canadian applicant here. Super worried now because my first rejection was from my own school before hearing from the others, and I'm semi-convinced that you're supposed to have an advantage at your own school due to what I've heard from others at my school (though I could be wrong, and hope I am). School: Saint Mary's University Area: I/O Psychology Rationalization: Didn't really give me one outside of "Due to the demand for positions in our program, admission is limited" Comment: My brain is busy trying to decide if this school was one of my better shots or not; although due to the fact that there were three reference letters for here, that may have hurt me compared to the other two that only needed two reference letters. Coping tactics: Ate a lot of tortilla chips with hummus. Still not sure how to take this.

Hey Flume, also a Canadian applicant who just got rejected from my own school (SMU) Staying in my own province is no longer an option. I have two schools left that I've applied to: - MA for I/O Psych at University of Guelph - MA for I/O Psych at University of Western Ontario The Guelph Secretary (Robin) was extremely nice when I was having issues with WebAdvisor fortunately. Maybe we'll both meet at Guelph some day, good luck!