Origami_Princess

Thanks for your response!

number of volunteer hours? and other background info?

Would you mind telling me what your stats were last year?

I'm surprised you didn't get in last year because Western typically accepts those with a subgpa ranging from 3.3-3.5/higher. Would you mind tell me what your stats were last year?

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Hi, Could you pm your stats?

Could you please pm me your stats? I am applying there

Does anyone know how to send to the SLP schools a waiver that exempts you from writing the English Test if English is not your first language?

No problem! I just know that subgpa weighs a lot for Uoft SLP. Uoft SLP admissions told me that it is actually possible to get in even with the minimal subGPA (3.0) considering that the other components of the application are outstanding.

I asked Western SLP admission, and they said that typically the average GPA of those accepted is 3.3 – 3.5 and higher. I don't know about Uoft though.

can you share me your stats pls?

Does anyone know if Western has a minimal grade requirement or cut off for the prerequisites?

For those who got into McGill, could you pm me your stats?

My subGPA isn't strong as well! Im nervous about it ?

As long as your phonetics mark meets the requirement,you have a chance!m My sub-GPA is a mid B as well, but I hope to made up for it with my valuable volunteer experiences! The schools want well-rounded students, so its not the end of the world

Do you mind telling me what your classmates' sub-GPA were?

Your sub-gpa and hours are amazing! If you have met all the minimum requirements , I definitely think you have a chance! I am applying to Uoft, Western, and McMaster. My volunteer experience is extremely similar to yours, but less hours though (400 hrs in total). I volunteered in hospitals, a school, clinics (as a Research Assistant), non profit organizations, and labs. My subGPA is a bit higher than a 3.0 ? , and since my GPA is decent, I am having doubts. I am extremely nervous as well!

I did lots of damage to my sub-GPA in third year.I did not want that year to be used in the calculation of my sub-GPA,so I decided to take a fifth year, which I am currently in right now. I thought that finding funding for my 5th year would be impossible because OSAP doesn't cover students in their 5th year unless they have not met the required number of courses to graduate. But I knew I had to take that extra year to bump up my sub-GPA, so I was indecisive. I talked to my school's financial office about it and they were about to help me out! Definitely talk to your school's financial office!

Hi! I am in the same position as you but I am applying to Western, Uoft, and McMaster. My subgpa is a bit over 3.0, but I tons of valuable volunteering experience as well. I also know a second language and beginner's knowledge of a third. From what I heard, the schools really want well-rounded applicants. So we would both have a chance of getting in despite our decent GPA as long as we meet the minimum requirements and have amazing volunteer experiences. I also know a few people who got in with a decent sub-GPA. There's hope!