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  1. I can't speak to the thesis/dissertation or academic side of things, but I have a couple friends doing practica in clinical and social work areas in MTL-- all of them are more on the francophone side, and I don't think any of them had more than one or two opportunities for a practicum in English. So, it's definitely possible but just less common. Hope that helps!
  2. Got an acceptance letter from U of Manitoba today! Feel free to PM me if you did too-- I'd love to chat!! (Also feel free to PM for POI as well ) School: University of Manitoba Type: Clinical Psychology Masters/PhD Acceptance/Waitlist/Rejection: Acceptance Type of Notification: Email from Department (a letter) Date Notified: 2/25/21 DM for POI: Yes
  3. If anyone has received an unofficial acceptance from UManitoba, congrats! Please PM me if you're comfortable, I'd love to chat! ☺️
  4. Anyone else hear from uRegina? One person posted on the forum, but it doesn't seem like anyone else has heard yet! Lmk
  5. I applied and haven’t heard yet! I know the PI I applied to showed some interest in my application before the submission date, but haven’t heard anything. I’m guessing we won’t hear for a least a few weeks since it was due less than 3 weeks ago! Hope that helps— I wouldn’t worry yet.
  6. This prof conducted prelims this week, and is deciding who she will recommend for interview day. She is emailing her applicants to let them know if they are proceeding, but I am sure an official email will be sent from the department as well.
  7. Met my my POI there today. She said she needed to send them out by the latest tomorrow, but I’m not sure if that was a personal deadline, or one set by the department!
  8. It definitely depends! It's not unheard of for someone to get in straight out of undergrad. At the end of the day, it's important that students do have those experiences, but I've met quite a few undergrads that lucked out at their undergrad institution and have those key experiences (like conferences, research projects, workshops/presentations, mentored reviews, etc.)... I'd say it depends where you did your undergrad and what your department had to offer. But like what @Mickey26 said, we really can't predict what admissions will do, so lets stay hopeful! ☺️
  9. I have a friend who was accepted on their first cycle with 1 pub. It really depends on your experiences (e.g., conferences, presentations, editorial work, research fit, even personality). I think each applicant has such unique experiences, so from my experience those qualifications are assessed more holistically. It seems that if you have diverse research experiences (like pubs, workshops, presentations, ad hoc reviews, etc.), that will strengthen your application... so pubs aren't everything. That's what I've heard from a few grad students as well. This is just my perspective though!
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