Findingapurpose

4/8 Official letter from McGill 4/9 UBC: Interview with department + Official Letter right after

Got an offer from the University of Alberta and McGill University and still waiting on UBC decision. I'm still deciding which one I want to attend. I was planning on visiting each campus in May but with the COVID-19 situation, I can only refer to Youtube as my tour guide. The visa process can take up to 4 months, depending on where you are from. As an international student who graduated from a US college, I do have this worry. What's a NEXUS?

4/2 My McGill potential supervisor said that they accepted me and I have to wait for the official letter

Rejected from the University of Manitoba (one of my safety schools). I guess I didn't give much thought and work in writing their essay as much as UofAlberta. Lol.

My potential supervisor from uofALBERTA told me since January 15th that I should received my admission papers soon. Believe me you, I analyzed that sentence from weeks until I got tired of it. How soon? What do you mean? Is it next week, in a month? Lol! I am glad my current internship put me out of my misery as I have a lot of work to do. You should definitely find something to make the time go faster

No, not yet. I have heard from Uof Alberta this morning though

I just received my admission offer from Uof Alberta.

Any updates yet?

Hello, I am just looking at the thread to see how everyone else is doing. I am an engineer student and there is no thread around for me lol.

I hope you will find a way to cope with the stress! I honestly learned the hard way to stay relax at all time as it started to affect me physically. Thank you for you well wishes and I hope you will get in! I am rooting for you!

@the97kid but was it a requirement though?

You should be okay. You tried to contact them ahead of time and they didn't get back to you on time.

Hello, I have applied to the following colleges: - University of Alberta (First Choice)- Found a potential Supervisor - University of British Columbia - McGill University - Found a potential Supervisor - Western Ontario University - University of Manitoba - Dalhousie University - University of Saskatchewan -Laurier University - Queens University - Found a supervisor I honestly wanted to apply to just one but my parents wanted me to be on the safe side. So here I am lol. Good luck everyone!

Hello everyone, I wanted to create to group to gather everyone who are also applying for graduate schools in Canada. Here is my list: - University of Alberta (First Choice)- Found a potential Supervisor - University of British Columbia - McGill University - Found a potential Supervisor - Western Ontario University - University of Manitoba - Dalhousie University - University of Saskatchewan -Laurier University - Queens University - Found a supervisor

No, I didn't have to take an IELTS test. I can give the admission a phone call for you on Monday to see what they might say about your inquiry