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Your Master's supervisor sounds very wise About the competitiveness - I've heard it varies from cycle to cycle too. I'm already bracing for rejections lol, but I wont let that stop me from being hopeful. Wishing you the best of luck with you endeavours into your second Master's I'm planning to stay active here and would love any suggestions/recommendations!

Thank you for the best wishes, I wishing you all the best as well. We'll get through this in due time

Hi everyone. I'll be applying to Master's programs for the first time this year (both Clinical and Counselling). I am completing my 4th year in Honours Applied Psych. So far, I plan to apply to: Ryerson U, Concordia U, York U & U of T (Counselling and Clinical Psych - OISE). I think like many other posts I've read so far in the forum, many of us question whether we're competitive enough to get in (i certainly question it 24/7). Makes this whole process that much more nerve-wracking. Any advice about these grad schools and their processes? Would be greatly appreciated!

Hi everyone. I'll be applying to Master's programs for the first time this year (both Clinical and Counselling). I am completing my 4th year in Honours Applied Psych. Already nervous about the entire process, so I started preparing which schools i'd like to apply to: U of T Counselling and Clinical Psych (OISE) and U of Ottawa in MEd Counselling. Also considering the Counselling program at Western. A little bummed McGill is not accepting new applicants for their Internship stream. Anyone have advice for applying to these programs? (past experience)