MrBombastic

ORPAS basically mirrors your transcript... Usually what happens is you will have the original course entry on your transcript with a "No Grade Reported/No Credit" and a second attempt with the improved grade. In that scenario ORPAS does not take the initial attempt into calculation. However, how that shows up on your transcript is entirely school-dependent

Got accepted to UofT! Looks like my spot will be opening up for those on Western's waitlist Have to decide between McGill and UofT now ...

Got offered admission at Western!

Thats not true. I would avoid Jane and Finch at all costs, Keele and Wilson, and surronding areas Mind you its not nearly as bad as some places in US like Detroit, Gary, or Camden, but still

CONGRATSSS!!!

if you just activated your logonID/ROSI account, today or yesterday it might not show up right away. give it a few days.

same here, lists the SLP program, enrolment date and semester and also says invited!

Maybe wait a day or two, and it should update, as well as the status

You got a student number from UofT from JOINId right? Try activating SWS/ROSI with dat student id (click first time users)... See if it tells you something different there, under Registration Let us know what it tells you

Oh. Interesting.

nins, have you tried logging into ROSI/SWS? Does it say anything about for registration for "FALL 2015"? Does it say anything next to the "Status"?

Given that there are 56 spots, naturally there's a higher probability that more people will change their mind/choose alternative programs. I personally know quite a few that applied to Alberta for "safety" I'd say you got a decent chance! Stay strong

It totally makes sense. SLP field isn't stagnant it rapidly changes, neuroimaging gets better and better, there are crazy paradigm shifts in psychology, studies of development, heck even stats! 5-10 years ago iPads in rehab were unheard of, now a lot of clients rely on them for communication and lots of programs rely on them for therapy. One of my profs refused to use a textbook because she said that by the time its conferred and published, a tonne of new research has already come out. So I completely understand why they would ask you to retake pre-reqs from a decade ago.

Curious how are you all deciding which program to accept Has anybody made a pro/con list for each school? Anybody know how Canadian SLP schools and programs rank? Which school offers the best SLP program in Canada? All thoughts/opinions welcome

I only listed 1 number under contact information, didn't list a phone number under permanent address