bgormo

I'll direct you to this thread -- I think it answers your question quite well. Essentially, there isn't one best school. Instead, it all depends on your career goals. Assuming that the 3.3 GPA is on a 4.0 scale and thus a B+, just off the top of my head, I think you qualify for applying (B+ being the minimum grade you can have to apply) for most schools but that being said a B+ isn't competitive for sought after schools like Carleton and U of T. I was waitlisted this cycle at U of T with an 84% (~3.6/4.0 GPA I think) average over my last two years. I can't really predict where you will get in considering I don't know you or your experience but I hope the thread I linked is helpful.

You're asking the person that replies to assume a lot. Are you just looking for the best program? Where do you want to work/what do you want to do? Where are you from? How feasible is your entry, aka what are your stats? I need some more info before I comment. But yeah, Carleton has a great program so that a good choice.

Accepted into UVic’s in-person MPA today. I will likely be declining.

I hear you -- I'm in your situation with my law school applications so I know how annoying it is. My L2 upon application was 81.9% which I believe on their GPA scale is like 3.81.

You may have to wait until mid-June since the deposit date for people with current offers is June 1.

My accept/decline deadline for Queens is mid-June. So for Queens it may be mid June for a second round. Not sure about the other schools though. I'm also wondering about UofT.

Did yours look like mine before today?

I see the same thing.

Congrats!

Are you currently a student at UofT?