Hey!
Maintain hope, I have faith in you! I’m not too sure how they calculate averages so I can’t specifically speak to that. However, my experiences I highlighted were my roles as a teaching assistant at my university in the departments of chemistry, biology and forensic science. As well as my experience working as a laboratory assistant in the environmental department for Public Health Ontario. My experience also includes working as a medical assistant for a pain physician and a service coordinator for a community healthcare agency. Lastly, I spoke about some of the courses I took during my undergraduate study that are more relevant to the field of public health: biomedical ethics, epidemiology, immunology, health economics, critical nutrition, methods of biological inquiry, and my mandatory indigenous course. In all honesty, I applied to this program on a whim and found it a few weeks before the due date. I had applied to two other programs that are unrelated to public health, but as soon as I found this program, I was set on applying and aiming to get in to pursue it. I am hoping for you, I did see some individuals who were likely declining their Brock offer if they got accepted to a more desirable program for them. So, fingers crossed for you! Hope this helps