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@haileyrutherford Well, for UWO work verification letters are a required part of the application. For uOttawa, a resume is required, so having these would not be a bad thing. They also want to hear about your experience in the LOI. UofT is a non-research program, so they would be looking at marks and experience, so again having these letters wouldn't hurt.

I meant to add this before... I will be applying to research oriented masters programs at the University of Ottawa and the University of Western Ontario, as well as the MEd program in counselling and psychotherapy at the University of Toronto.

Hello! I just wanted to ask for opinions on my graduate application. I will be applying this fall, and this will be my first round of graduate applications! Here is my app. info: - Honours Bachelor of Science in Psychology (University of Ottawa) - GPA: 3.2/4.0 (last two years) (I am currently finishing up three online courses which I am maintaining a 90+ in, which will be added to my previous courses) - Two strong research letters of reference from the University of Ottawa - Honours thesis was on post-concussion syndrome, with regards to working memory dysfunction (Got an A-) - 4 work verification letters: 1. Walk home service provided by the University of Ottawa 2. l'Arche Ottawa (Support given to an individual with cognitive and physical disabilities) 3. Volunteer crisis responder position 4. Vision therapist experience (Written from supervising Optometrist) Please let me know if there is anything that I can do to improve my application if I do not get in this year! Thanks