lattelove

I'm sorry you weren't accepted but it's not xenophobia, it's about finance and business. Merely because a school says they have the general ability to accept a certain amount of students is no guarantee that they will actually accept that many students in a given year. They have every right to accept the number that suits them best, and I'm sure financing reasons related to scholarships, as already mentioned, play a major role in that decision.

Not to give false hope, but when I look at that link, it's true that it says "as of March 1st, 2012", but all of the stats state that they are for 2011/2012. To me, that indicates that they've updated their statistics for the 2011/2012 class, to be current as of March 2012. 8 MA offers were made, 6 were accepted for the 2011/12 academic year. The class you're applying for is 2012/2013, is it not? Therefore this in no way indicates that you have all been rejected at this point in time. Maybe I'm wrong - I'm not applying to this program at all, I just looked at it out of curiosity; maybe that gives me a bit more objectivity. If I am wrong, then I apologize. But if I am right, then don't lose hope yet.

I might be the bearer of bad news with this, but here's what I know through friends that are applying: UBC's clinical program is flying candidates out for an interview weekend the 1st weekend of March. UNB, UWO and Guelph have had interviews and said they would start making offers this week. I know people who have had interviews with Saskatchewan and Ryerson already, and have heard that the interview day for Queen's and York were both last week.