whatdidigetinto

I've been accepted to this program for May start too. I'm an older student, but my undergrad average is a B. I had about 8700 hours experience. When I was called with the offer, she told me that the average person in the class has an A average and 7.5 years of experience. I believe the May class size is 50 people.

I had mine in by January, and also haven't heard anything.

I applied to Peel, and went to the info seminar there. No idea how many apply, but they also said at the seminar that they accept 50.

I applied to that program. I have not heard back yet from Windsor , but got a phone call Friday that I was accepted to Laurier’s online MSW. I went to Windsor's info session, and their set up/program seems really interesting.

I'm with you both in waiting for a response. I also applied to Windsor's MSW for working professionals program, which I'm supposed to hear back from anytime between now & mid-April.

We're glad to have you on our side

I have not heard either.

I'm assuming they have to consider maximum class sizes, as they likely only have a certain number of qualified teachers and want to maintain a certain teacher/student ratio. Then there's also the consideration of finding everyone a placement ... I would have a worse opinion of being accepted, but told there's no placement spots for me so I would really meet the degree requirements in the expected timeframe. (The disclaimer is that I'm still waiting to hear from both programs I've applied to.)

Maybe the admissions committee has some sort of bet going on about how often us applicants will email/call/check LORIS/etc. (just amuse me ... the waiting game is harsh.)

Congratulations!!! Did you apply for online or in class?

Mine's the same. Nothing has changed since it shows all my documents/references are submitted. I seen a previous year's post say that when a decision is made, that page will change to an acceptance/rejection letter.

I started my application early January, and was told that they were doing rolling admissions and that I'd hear back in two weeks. When I submitted everything/references in (mid-Jan), I was told I would hear back in 4 weeks. Then I was told I'd hear by the end of February. Then I was told they were no longer doing rolling admissions and I'd hear by the end of March.

Minor detail. Hopefully we hear by the end of this month ...

Let's have some chocolate while we wait. Settle our nerves.

I applied to the online program and still haven't heard anything at all. No email, no LORIS update ... I'm guessing since no one else has that no news is good news? (but frustrating)