Submitted with an average of 93% (not on GPA scale) with an Education undergrad. I had 3 yrs of experience working with kids and adults experiencing disabilities, 1 summer experience volunteering at Speech Pathology camps, along with classroom and family experience through my undergrad practicums.

Interviewed a week before

Experience : two years of school based full time SLPA work, 200+ volunteer hours across a variety of age demographics. Multiple research assistant roles focused around indigenous and refugee perspectives and language learning. Strong reference letters and a personal connection to the field. Due to my GPA - was not expecting the acceptance this round, as I am currently enrolled in classes to boost it, completely excited and thrilled !!

People were notified throughout the day starting around 1PM PST

3.8 sGPA, 5 years experience working with neurdivere children (respite, lead instructor, casefile manager, BI, family support worker), 1 year experience working on reserve as an SLPA, 60 hours research experience in BALA

1.5 years working as an SLPa, shadowed 4 SLPs, in 2 research labs, volunteered in 2 aphasia conversations groups, volunteered at a rehabilitation centre 1:1 with a patient with apraxia. From BC

Will be declining this offer as I already accepted another offer.

Acceptance by email (went to junk mail) and OUAC portal. Had strong letters of recommendation, 200 hours of volunteer experience in SLP and research/publications.

Acceptance by email and OUAC portal. Had strong letters of recommendation, 200 hours of volunteer experience in SLP and research/publications.

Lowkey not surprised because my application was done last minute, and I feel like I struggled answering the personal statement prompt. 3.8 SLP GPA, 3.2 undergrad GPA