Fortuna91 Posted April 14, 2020 Share Posted April 14, 2020 (edited) Hello everyone! I am looking to apply for a masters in counselling psychology in Canada. I'm not sure if my grades are good enough, since I did have a few low grades in my last 60 credits. Can I get someone's advice? Here are the courses I took and the grades... Overall stats: CGPA = 3.6/4.0, Last 2 years = 3.52/4.0 Experience: 2 years as a crisis line volunteer, 3 months working with First Nations kids in a community centre, 1 year working at JF Norwood House with women in conflict with the law, 1 year as a RA in a child psychology lab and completed a 4th year honours thesis. Graduated Magna Cum Laude since my school only requires 8.0/10.0 (A-) or 3.6 minimum. I'm a bit worried since my last two years is a bit lower than my cGPA. I'm planning on applying to uOttawa, UBC and maybe the theology program at Wilfrid Laurier. Interpersonal Relationships A- Human Sexual Behaviour B+ Psychopathology A- Literature and Composition I: Prose Fiction A Anti-Colonial and Anti-Racism Feminism: A- Research Methods and Ethics: A Cross Cultural Psychology: A History of Africa, South of the Sahara: B+ Quantitative Methods in Psychology I: C+ Psychology of Death and Dying: C+ History and Systems of Psychology: A- Women, Gender and Feminism: A- Reasoning and Critical Thinking: A Quantitative Methods in Psychology II: E Directed Readings in Psychology A Women, Justice and Criminalization: B+ Sexuality, Gender and Feminism: A+ Psychometric Methods: B+ Great Philosophers: A Quantitative Methods in Psychology II: A- Cognitive Processes: Principles & Laboratory C+ Honours Thesis: A- Thanks for the feedback! Edited April 14, 2020 by Fortuna91 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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