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    Thanks! Best to you!
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    I believe so...feel quite discouraged
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    Nothing...I have a bad feeling. Usually accepted students receive responses first, then waitlisted ones, and they finally send out emails to rejected students...
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    I checked all the admission results for counselling and psychotherapy in previous years. I found most of the accepted students received responses before March 4th or on March 4th. Today is March 4th lol Anxiety is killing a psyc student here.....?
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    Exactly! They should get back to us first! ??
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    Hi yes. I was on waitlist last year. I have more practical experience this year. I am happy to give more details once the results come out I think the results could tell me if I am on the right track lol
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    LOL same here but keep doing the opposite hahaha
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    Yes and let's hope for the best! I received a SGS notification on March 6 last year. I hope this year's results will not come out later than last year's....
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    It's Friday again. Let's see what happens next week ?
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    Checking SGS everyday but nothing new
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    I am just assuming that some people may give it a try to apply for graduate school when it is difficult to find jobs during the pandemic...
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    Hey fellows, we are almost there! I hope we all hear from the faculty within the next two weeks....... This waiting period has been a total tortune ?
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    @MSW2020lm I know how you feel and I am just as anxious as you are.... Maybe take a look at the graduate program at Guelph- Couple and Family Therapy (MSc). I believe this is the only program in Toronto which enables their students to become psychotherapists right away after their master graduation, and it is extremely competitive ( if I am not wrong, they only take 8 or 9 students per year). https://family.uoguelph.ca/couple-and-family-therapy-msc
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    @MSW2020lm Hi again. It was March 4th, and I believe they send some acceptance letters before that. Unfortunately they will not give any advice on how to improve your application.
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    @T.O.hopefulFor this MEd program, there is no interview.
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    @Happiness is keyThanks and good luck to you as well! Based on OISE's admission requirements from their website, I would not think your academic background would be an issue. In addition, as I previously mentioned in my post, the admission department told me relevant experience is a more weighed component of an application.
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    @Jumbo3 Thanks! Best luck to you too! I have talked to the admission department before, and they told me the practical experience is a more weighed component of an application. Since the program does not have a research component, research experience will not be taken into consideration by the department. As long as the applicant reaches a B+ in their final year, it's all about their relevant counselling experience. My GPA is about the same as yours between 3.9 to 4. In regard to my counselling experience, I had volunteered about 1000 hours (a total of 3 years) for various organizations including distress centres, helplines, and specialized community programs and networks. By the way, I think the reason that many high-GPA students did not get in is that they have a fair amount of research experience rather than counselling experience. To me, you have a good amount of working and volunteering experience in counselling.
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    @Jumbo3 No problem! Unfortunately no. It is a really competitive program. This is my second time applying to the program, and last year I was put on waitlist.
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    @Jumbo3 I received a decision from OISE in the first week of March last year. The earliest time students will hear from the admission department would be around the end of February each year.
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    I thought it would be useful to create a space for those who have applied for MEd - COUNSELLING & PSYCHOTHERAPY at OISE this year. Hope doing this will help me not to stress much during the waiting period lol! This is my second time applying to the program, and last year I was put on waitlist. Keep our fingers crossed and good luck to all of people who have applied!
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