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    Edmonton
  • Application Season
    2017 Fall
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    MSc in Speech-Language Pathology

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  1. I'm still waiting as well. I wish they were more specific with the time like all of the other universities seem to be. So frustrating! I only have a tiny shred of hope left...
  2. I'm in the same boat...still haven't heard anything. Would be great to at least know. At least you're not alone! *Fingers crossed*
  3. I suppose by April 1st in the important thing here. It doesn't say on April 1st so I am very confused as to whether that means the admissions will be sporadic or not. Sorry I cannot help, SLPwannabe!
  4. For those of us who are still anxiously waiting for an acceptance email from the UofA, I emailed the office assistant to ask when final admission decisions will be made and her response was as follows: "The first round of offers will be sent out by April 1st. If you have any other questions please let me know." I haven't heard of anyone else finding out they've gotten in since March 23, so I am still holding onto that last shred of hope!
  5. Well that's frustrating!! But no need to worry as it is likely that you will get an admission decision through email before they change it on the portal
  6. Congrats to all of those that have gotten their acceptance letters already! I am eagerly awaiting a response from the UofA, even after the first round of admissions have been given (http://thegradcafe.com/survey/index.php?q=speech+alberta). It still says decision "Pending" on my account as well. I am well aware that this is the last step of the process that they usually update (this is my fourth time applying to the UofA). It is good to know that I am not alone though. I really thought this year was my year (I graduated from the Education program with a 3.8 GPA, have plenty of volunteer experience, and work full time as a teacher now). Fingers are still crossed!
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