Alex24
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1 hour ago, ChipDip said:
Mine doesn’t either but I wouldn’t look too far into it..I’m in Ontario and haven’t heard anything either. This is not an indication that you didn’t get in don’t worry just yet!
You won’t be able to create a net ID until you get the official letter from the registrars office with your email info (from what I remember when I applied for my BSW)
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2 hours ago, greenteaicecream said:
i thought the admission fee was $115 i'm so confused
The application fee was $115, admission fee is $200
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2 hours ago, SW1234 said:
Congratulations! Weird question, is your Dal ID the same as when you previously attended Dal ? I have an old ID from when I applied there in the past, wondering if I could log on and see my result as my letter has not yet arrived. I'm inpatient haha
Hey yes! I applied for the program through my current net ID login - but it doesn’t show a change on there yet! I believe they send them by mail first and won’t update until it’s approved by the facility of graduate studies
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2 hours ago, veronica58 said:
Did the letter say when you would be able to pay your deposit? I’m thinking that might be another way to find out if I was admitted lol
No - the acceptance letter says their recommendation was sent to the facility if graduate studies and then if it’s approved by them they’ll send an email with an official letter with the $200.00 deposit and deadline to accept
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1 hour ago, ChipDip said:
No, Ontario! But I hope to be in September lol!
Hahah I hope you are too!! The letter was dated Feb 7th, so if they actually sent it that day then it took a bit to get here from Hali.. and we’ve been having bad weather too, so it may be taking a while for the letters to get mailed
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2 minutes ago, ChipDip said:
Sorry one more question, are you located in Nova Scotia? I’m just trying to determine when/if I’d get mine in the mail!
In Fredericton! Are you in NS?
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1 minute ago, ChipDip said:
Congratulations! Has it changed online for you?
Thank you! No it hasn’t
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42 minutes ago, ChipDip said:
I applied for in person full time, the 2-year program
41 minutes ago, greenteaicecream said:in person full time. i'm a non-bsw applicant who did combined honours undergrad at dal
30 minutes ago, Aslwin said:I applied to the in person, full time, one year program
Ohhh ok, I did my BSW at Dal and applied for part time online, I wonder if they send all the letters out at the same time??
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People who applied to Dal - did you apply for full time in person or part time online?
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10 minutes ago, teaandSW21 said:
I didn't apply to dal but I have heard that their acceptances go out around feb 15-17 (so next week)
Ugh annoying!! Last year it was around the 8th
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15 hours ago, Cassie Bohm said:
Does anybody know where on the WLU site they will post admission decisions? Carleton has a "status" section but Laurier just brings you to your application.
The application page stays the same until you receive their decision via email (from my experience)
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On 12/8/2021 at 11:59 AM, vesperlism said:
Hi everyone! I'm an international student and have applied for the following:
- University of Calgary - Spring 2022
- Dalhousie - Fall 2022
- University of Manitoba - Fall 2022
I understand UofC generally sends out acceptance letters in February, but does anyone know when can I expect to hear the admission decisions from Dalhousie and UofM?
I’m not sure about Manitoba but Dal is usually Feb! Good luck
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Hello friends
application is in for dal’s online msw…now we wait ?
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39 minutes ago, viglet said:
I only applied to Laurier, as it’s the only fully online program.
Windsor asks for in person 2 days a week, alternating weeks. I find that part time schooling plus commuting to work is enough time away from my kids, so I didn’t want to add more time out of the house.
Honestly I really struggle with how post secondary education is structured. They want work experience, high grades, volunteering, etc. How are those of us who started with nothing supposed to acquire all of these things? I’m luckily that I had most of them, but having had a child as a teen, I have been parenting for all my adult life. I don’t have tons of time to volunteer on top of trying to build my life. /rant lol
I’m not sure what I’ll do next. I wanted to go into private practice one day, so I need to see what my options are for other online programs.
They definitely have unreasonable expectations. It’s difficult to balance without children so I can only imagine how much harder it is! I was told before that Laurier expects at least 10 years experience ... they really want someone to “practice” social work for 10 years before being good enough to do their MSW?? Its a little ridiculous to me... especially when there is a huge need for social workers and we all know we won’t make the money we deserve only having a BSW.
I *think* Dalhousies MSW has a fully online option! I believe applications are due November 1st and they only have a September start date so you should check that out!
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19 hours ago, viglet said:
Same didn’t get in.
I have 13 year experience in social service working in the field of settlement. I graduated with a 4.0 with a BAsc of family and community social services. Have very limited volunteer experience tho.
Not feeling too bad though. What’s meant to be will be. Hope those who make it in can share their backgrounds to help us work towards it.
Wow!!! Definitely sounds like a strong application. Did you apply anywhere else?
It’s confusing to me that they only have space for 25 people in an online program... and I wish we could reach out to discuss our applications but I know they said they don’t “have the capacity” to do this. Such a bummer ?
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5 minutes ago, Jasmin03 said:
Sooooo I just heard back from MSW Laurier part-time (online) program.. Unfortunately did not make the cut.
Good luck to you all
I didn’t either! Sad times.
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1 minute ago, MSWRYT said:
I reached out to the enrolment advisor a few weeks ago just to get an idea of when we would hear back and this was her response:
“Thank you for reaching out. You should receive a decision back on your application either towards the end of May or sometime in June.“
So, it looks like we will be waiting for a while....
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SOOOO over the wait
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38 minutes ago, Shaq1298 said:
Anyone hear anything about the Laurier advance standing?
For part time online? No
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19 hours ago, VictoriaMSWhopeful said:
I think that was me (posted it in the msw2021 forum ?)! Yes it was dissapointing to hear that... trying to just not think about it now lol
Oh! ?? was it admissions that told you? When I emailed they gave me a very vague answer “Please visit our Application Checklist page for the decision target dates. We are not able to provide a “specific date”. Decisions may be made earlier or later than expected and will be sent electronically to the email address provided at time of application.” ?
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On 4/5/2021 at 2:35 AM, VictoriaMSWhopeful said:
I’ve also applied for the online advanced standing Msw program through Laurier for fall 2021. Haven’t heard anything yet... trying not to lose hope after reading through some of these forums ? lol
It’s a dreadful wait. Someone posted that we may not hear until end of May / start of June
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9 hours ago, kouklah said:
Still waiting on York as well! Also Laurier... ? Does anyone know if the Loris portal will change in some way to let us know our application has been reviewed? I don't see anything that says "submitted" or "decision pending" like York. I know it's been submitted though because I can see all my actions and I have a receipt email.
From reading previous threads it doesn’t change..... but I didn’t get a receipt email ?? it does say on the loris page that everything was submitted though
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MSW 2022 CANADA APPLICATION FORUM
in Social Workers Forum
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My Dal portal updated last week to accepted - deposit requested and then I received the official email March 3rd and it says deposit is due by March 17th (I am part-time online - maybe it's different for full time?)