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TeeM2022

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    Counselling Psyc and MSW

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  1. Depends. To register for the CPO as a PA, you need supervision from a psychologist. Whereas with the CRPO, it is with a registered psychotherapist.
  2. Hey Heba el sawah and Applicant#1000, what advice do you need? I'm happy to help if I can. I got accepted and currently started my 1st Yr in the program
  3. For those who got accepted - did acorn ask for a deposit payment?
  4. I mostly spoke to past students who have gotten in. For my resume and personal statement, I used the YorkU writing centre to polish my work and get feedback
  5. I'm not 100% sure but I have 3 weeks to accept my offer. I'm guessing after that they would roll out acceptances again (or send you another update email).
  6. Sorry to hear that @ManukaHoney. Wishing you the best if further endeavours
  7. I got an offer of acceptance. They had sent an email to check SGS for an update.
  8. nope, no changes on my sgs page as yet
  9. There is no interview for the MEd Counselling and Psychotherapy stream So don't give up as yet!
  10. My last name starts with 'M'
  11. I got waitlisted for the UofT MSW program. I got an email today at 12:49 saying 'an update has been made to your application. I'm a domestic student. I wonder what the odds are of getting off this waitlist
  12. CONGRATS!! I hope I hear from them today as well!
  13. They are a private school so the fees are high. I found their fees here https://www.adler.ca/index.php/psychology/prospective-students/tuition-fees They are rolling admissions, similar to Yorkville
  14. I've heard really good things about Adler and quite a few people who I know studying there mentioned it is good. Regarding hiring and how it looks on your resume, sure UofT has a big reputation and it is ideal, but I think it all boils down to your networking and connections you make when you're in grad school.
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