amandae

YES, i FEELL that presuure homie. I switched my career focus towards SLP in my final year as well. I have a degree in Kinesiology and currently completing a 5th year to snag all those pre-reqs before I apply. Hopefully you get into McGill!!

Hello! I'm a UofT Kinesiology student (random i know LOL). I have a 3.1-3.2 subGPA for my application. I'm applying to UofT, Western and McMaster, but UofT is my number one choice. I have 100+ hours in volunteering with various cohorts (young students to retirement homes). I do not have strong faith in my application, as my phonetics mark is meh. The rest of the pre-reqs are great and I'm beginning sign language lessons in 2019, so hopefully that'll push me through. I decided to pursue this field later in my degree, when I realize physiotherapy is not what I actually love after volunteering for a bit. Does anyone have any tips or ideas to help my application stand out, or do they think I have a strong/medium chance of getting in?

Hello everyone, I'm applying to UofT, McMasters and Western for their SLP program. I am very nervous as it is my first time applying, and I am a Kinesiology undergraduate. I went back to get the pre-reqs for the program, and will likely finish with a 3.0-3.1 GPA. My SubGPA is 3.0/3.1 depending on the end. I have over 90 hours of volunteer experience and a strong LOR & SOP, but I still have strong double in my acceptance chances. Let me know if you think I have a strong chance, along with anything I can do to improve my acceptance chances. UofT is my #1 choice as I completed my undergrad here