[UCI Biomedical Engineering (Thesis-Based) vs McGill Experimental Surgery (Non-thesis based)]

Though decisions!

A few years ago, I completed McGill’s experimental surgery (w thesis) program.

At the time, most of my classmates where either medical doctors or newly graduated undergraduate who were trying to get into medicine. Out of the latter, few succeeded and many went on to do research or they left for another health profession (like myself).

The program was an interesting learning experience and I don’t regret it. 

Feel  free to private message me if you have further questions 

good luck  

[2018 Speech Language Pathology Thread!]

12 hours ago, SLPhopeful1 said:

It looks like there's a lot of mix in this forum between Canadian and USA applications. Since they're so different, would it be helpful if those of us in Canada started a different thread? I don't want to take away from this one, but I feel it would be more straightforward for us.

I aggree, Canadians students should have their own forum (a new one could be started called "2018 Slp canada" or something)

[2018 Speech Language Pathology Thread!]

3 minutes ago, speech12345 said:

Question about calculating our subGPAs for ORPAS:

ORPAS requires us to sumbit our marks from our last 20 course lengths. For me, I know my first 14 course lengths will come from this current semester's marks, all of last year's marks, and my marks from the summer semester before that.

However, my last 6 course lengths will need to be extracted from the year before that (2015/2016). I took 2 full year courses that year, as well as 1 half year course in Fall semester and 3 half year courses in second semester. 

Does anyone understand which marks I should use when calculating my subGPA? Like should I take my average from the entire year of 2015/2016, or should I just use my winter courses and then only average my marks from the fall semester?

Any help would be very very much appreciated!

your subGPA should be all your courses that you took at your university (fall/winter/summer) regardless if you took time off.

Orpas will calculate your GPA for you in january after the application deadline. Just focus on applying.

[Audiology Canada 2017 Application]

Does any one know the number of applicants that Western and Dalhousie accept in audiology?

thanks

[2015 Canadian SLP Thread!]

Can't seem to find any audiology forums so I'm going to post here and hope there are any people trying for audiology.

I'm applying to audiology at Western and U of O. My cummulative GPA = 3.7 and my GPA = 3.48. Currently, I have about 120 volunteer hours at an Otolaryngology research facility it was their that I did my bachelors honours project focusing on hearing loss. However, I am worried about getting in due to my GPA. 

 

As anyone gotten in with such a low GPA?

thanks

[Canadian Thread 2014]

Hi

 

I'm applying to audiology at Western and U of O. My cummulative GPA = 3.7 and my GPA = 3.48. Currently, I have about 120 volunteer hours at an Otolaryngology research facility it was their that I did my bashelors honours project focusing on hearing loss. However, I am worried about getting in due to my GPA. 

 

As anyone gotten in with such a low GPA?