Accepted/Rejected/Waitlisted??? (for current applicants)

You probably already know my story...

I'm an Ontario resident who has completed an undergraduate degree in Experimental Pschology (1 course short of a B.Sc.), a Master's Degree in Experiemental Psychology with a focus on basic vision research and 13 years of work experience (Pharmaceutical research, Research & Design at Nortel Networks, manager of large-scale qualitative and quantitative health-related research at Statistics Canada).

I was "bad" waitlisted by Ottawa (i.e., you are waitlisted but due to your ranking you are unlikely to get an offer).

This is my first time applying to this school.

Of all the schools I applied to, I'd like to attend University of Ottawa as my first choice.

i'm an ontario resident in undergraduate studies.

i was accepted by Ottawa and is my first time applying to this school.

i was accepted by Western, U of T, and Ottawa.

i'm definately not going to ottawa. i'm having a hard time deciding on Western or U of T, but more leaning towards Western.

sandy

I am a fourth year honours bachelor of science graduate in physiology.

I was accepted to U of O, UWO and U of T. This is my second time applying to these schools.

I will accept the U of O offer today and decline UWO ( ) and U of T's today.

10-13-13-Q
3.95 GPA

I am so happy!!!!

The admission office called me on Wednesday and I've just return the call.

I have finished my third year out of a 4-year honours bachelor of science in biology option biotechnology at the University of Ottawa.

I only applied to UO and was waitlisted. This is my first time applying.

No MCAT
3.92 GPA (which only accounts for my 2nd year of university since I skip the 1st year thanks to IB... see taking IB worth it!)

sooooooooooo happy!!!! (o.

I got a call too.

IM IN. Thank god, finally.

I wish the best for everyone.

I didn't have a good interview, so for all of you worrying-- don't.

9-9-10-P
3.80 GPA

Undergrad at Queens
Molecular Biology

I'm a PEI resident who graduated with HBSc in Chemistry.

I was rejected from Dal and U of T (no interview) and waitlisted to Memorial and Ottawa...the BAD list I guess. This is my first time applying.

Ottawa is, of course, my first choice. Good luck and congratulations to everyone else who applied.

I am a Ph.D. student with family in Ont. My undergrad gpa 3.3, grad gpa 3.9.

Brief description of experience etc.:
Prehealth internships in ERs and ORs, resident assistant for 5 years, Student Health Center student director, lead lab instructor, lab manager, three years hospice volunteering, good research publications, international award for Student Health leadership, summer sabbatical in Baltimore MD, achievement reward (big stipend) for science, and hospice inpatient centre volunteer of the year award.

P11, V10, B12, L (Hint: Don't follow the Kaplan formula for writing essays) (Taken in '97)

I was accepted by Ottawa. This is my first time applying to this school, but third time applying in total. I haven't applied in three years in order to complete the degree.

I did the firm acceptance to U of O!

Cheers,
g22g:eek :rollin

I am a PhD student in Neuroscience from Toronto .

First time posting, but an avid reader.

This is the first time I applied and the only interview I had!

Undergraduate GPA 3.3, Graduate GPA 4.0.

Looking forward to meeting you all in September!

I might have already met some of you at the interview.

J:rollin :smokin

I'm a Ontario resident just finished my 3rd year at Queen's. My GPA was 3.98 and my MCAT scores were:

Physical Sciences: 11
Verbal: 9
Biological Sciences: 14
Written Sample: Q

I was accepted by Ottawa. This is my first time applying to this school.

Calgary was my first choice and I got in there, so I'll be declining the spot at Ottawa

hi everyone,

my name is heather badalato, just finished 3rd year biochem at western, and i was offered first round admission to ottawa medical school!!!!!!
G.P.A. 3.95
my e-mail came at 9:43 am this morning
i am waiting to hear from mac before i make any final decisions about where to go for sure, but ottawa is a great school!
i'm from london