M_SLP91

Honestly, I was so down last year. I felt like I didn't know what route to take. In April 2024, however, I ended up getting taken on by a research project and everything just fell into place! I took a few more courses related to SLP and got good grades. I also feel like my SOPs were a lot stronger this year. I was also able to get my research supervisor to write me a letter!

I was so happy to find out I got into Western last night! I went from all rejections last year to TWO acceptances this year!

Yes, same here! Doesn't show any details though. The wait is killing me... Last year, I was rejected from Dalhousie already. Hoping it's a good sign that I haven't heard anything yet

Hey! Mine also looks different. I still haven’t heard anything yet though. Last year, this didn’t happen at all. I had no changes throughout the entire wait.

Hey! I also got accepted yesterday! When the email came in, I couldn't believe it. Congrats to us!!

I was really nervous this year! It was so hard to tell people how I thought I did because I really had no idea. I ended up in 3rd quartile, so I'm a bit relieved. I could have definitely done better, but I will take it and RUN! Haha

I checked the 2024 thread and it showed they released it on Feb 5. For some reason, I also think I saw that in 2021 as well. Maybe they choose the same date every year? I have to find the 2023 and 2022 threads to find out Good luck everyone!!!

Wow, thank you so much for this information! It gives me quite a bit of insight into how it is at McGill at the moment. I am, indeed, bilingual, so here's hoping that will work in my favour I maintained a full-time job (anywhere from 32-45 hours per week) throughout all 4 years I was doing my BA. Although, I should mention that it was not in a related field. This last year, however, I took 2 prerequisites while involving myself on a research team at a university. I still maintained anywhere between 25-40 hours at work. Hopefully THIS is the year!

Hey everyone! This will be my 2nd year applying. I was wondering if someone could share an experience with regard to course load throughout their undergrad? I have always taken 3 courses (9 credits) with some summer semesters. I worked full time during undergrad, so this was all I could really handle. Does this look bad to graduate program admissions? McGill's application asks for an average number of courses you took per term, so I am worried this might work against me. For reference, I do have about 6-7 months of research experience and 120 credits spread out over 5 years of undergrad. Also, wishing everyone luck this year!

I'm really sorry This is such a tough process. Wishing you nothing but the best!!!!

Hey! Was this a good or bad letter? 😮

I haven't heard anything from McGill yet. No rejection - hoping it's a good sign! haha.

Really? Omg, I was sitting here thinking it's over. Really hoping for good news!

I really hope so!!! I'm sweating so hard because McGill is my last chance for the year

When I tell you my heart DROPPED...haha. I got it too but I think we'll still find out the 2nd. They probably gave us the info for orientation now so that people can plan before the April 15th offer acceptance deadline