Queensgrad

I took the U of T version online and didn't think it was that bad. Your final grade is 45% quizzes (bi-weekly), 50% exam, and 5% participation. As long as you watch the lectures you'll do well in the course. I personally really liked not having assignments or labs.

I wasn't able to find the facebook group for some reason. Would you mind posting the link?

Hey kaetd, I am also most likely accepting my offer at U of A. I've never been to Edmonton but have heard great things about U of A's program. It's nice to know that I won't be the only Ontarionian moving to Alberta

In case anyone was wondering I emailed U of A and the 818 hours on their website was a mistake. They require 350 clinical hours (the same as Ontario schools).

I was comparing clinical placement hours at different universities and noticed U of A has more than double the hours compared to Western. For U of A they require 818 hours of clinical placement hours and for Western it's 350 hours. Does anyone know if students at U of A find the extra clinical hours helpful? Or maybe the number of clinical hours takes away time from the classroom, so students may at times feel unprepared in the clinical setting?

I'm also debating between U of A and Western. I know someone at Western who really enjoys it and says the in-house clinic is great for experience. I haven't heard very much about U of A though. I wish we had more time to decide!

Congratulations to everyone who's been hearing good news!!! I was also just accepted to U of T this morning

Accepted too! Congratulations to everyone who got in

Hahaha I needed that laugh

Congratulations Saly! I was also just accepted to U of A and am so relieved! I have been waiting to hear from McGill and my status just says submitted. I don't think I have ever checked my email so much haha