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one went out today to those rejected by accident- I believe it was just regarding positioning on the waitlist and that they would more than likely not get in due to being too far down the list?

has anyone heard of the UBC waitlist moving?

I actually found it! https://med-fom-audiology.sites.olt.ubc.ca/files/2024/11/New-Course-Prerequisite-for-Web_Nov2024-1.pdf

has anyone heard about waitlist offers from UBC?

typically the programs will post a list with all of the accepted equivalents that your school offers, so its pretty easy just have to do some digging. I have heard though that UBC reserves 90% of spots for BC residents, not 100% sure though.

congratulations!!! which one are you leaning towards?!

do you know if they will tell you how many are on the waitlist? I was thinking that could give more insight, but I haven’t asked yet!

Is anyone declining their offer from UBC? Just trying to see how much movement will be on the waitlist! Congratulations to everyone who got in!

brutal LOL

I haven’t heard from uofa (assuming at this point that i’m out)and just got an email about housing- anyone else in the same situation??

does anyone know how UBC sends out acceptances, wait lists and rejections? Is it all at once or do they do roll out offers?

yes!!! I meant the first

In the past I believe it has been the first Friday in April, but I could be wrong!

do you know how much later they do rejections? Or are we just waiting for waitlist and more acceptances?

I did and they just said they are hoping to have decisions and offers sent out this week 🫠

congratulations!! what did you do in the year that changed things for you? updating classes, more experience?

Did anyone hear from uofa today? I thought there would have been emails today!

typically, academic means that they need to be a professor you took a course in, who can speak to you academic ability. Certain schools, like UBC, consider lab professors that you work for as a separate type of reference ( I can’t remember the title). Academic professors typically only give you a reference if you get an A- or higher. Be annoying and go to office hours as much as possible and ask questions so that they remember you and you form a relationship!

Has anyone heard from UofA today?

Does UBC require an interview as a part of the process?