Canadian Schools?

[magicsana]

Wondering if anyone applied to any Religion PhD programs in Canada?

I've only applied at UofT, and nothing yet.

[xypathos]

Manitoba here but nowhere else. I had conversations with faculty members at Toronto but was told that funding for Americans is essentially non-existent and what is available is only enough to underwrite some tuition. So, I opted not to apply to Toronto but Manitoba told me that unless someone is coming in as self-funded, they only admit those that they can fund. Sometimes they admit students and fund in exchange for some work, which I imagine is similar to Work Study here in the States - which I wouldn't mind, as long as it was relevant or pleasing work.

I looked at other schools but faculty either didn't work in moral theology (or its historical development) or weren't interested in my approach.

I was accepted to Manitoba for History and Religion, though given two weeks to turn one of them down so that the offer could go to someone else.

[torontonian27]

UofT has not sent out decisions yet. 

[Icecream]

I applied at UBC in Canada.  I called and was told that they will have results out in a few weeks.

[rheya19]

I applied to UBC as well. Nothing yet.

[SA_BS]

For those accepted at Toronto School of Theology, are you planning to attend?

[PeepingThomist]

I applied to TST and was rejected. I'm not surprised really, my bachelors and MA are both in Philosophy, so I knew it was a long shot. It was the only Theology program I applied to (the rest are Philosophy programs), but thought it may be a good fit for my research interests. Thankfully, I already got an acceptance that I would have taken over TST anyway, so I'm not upset about it.

[rheya19]

Has anyone contacted UBC recently? I'm thinking of emailing them this coming week, if no one knows when admissions might be happening.