Since Waterloo will cost less than half of the U.S. schools, go forward on planning to go to the U.S. and if you get lucky on Waterloo focus on the money you will be saving by walking away form your U.S. school and housing deposits.
hey,
are the pre-req coures for optometry the same as the pre-req courses for the states ?
thanks
I think the discriminate and favour students in their pre-opt undergrad program. Because if people don't get into optometry from their program and aren't 'good enough', they look bad. They gotta give incentive to enroll in this degree or it wouldn't exist.
I have interviewed with the school before, I'm just curious how other students are finding their meeting with the school.
Hey guys:
I got early acceptance from Waterloo about a week ago (Mar 23) and so far I only know of one other person who got early acceptance without an interview. Good luck!!!
EC
My interview was only about 30 minutes and it was pretty laid back. Not at all what I had heard it was going to be like.
Also I asked and they said that they interviewed about 150 people for 90 spots. But I forgot to ask how many spots were left after they gave early acceptances, so I'm not sure what the true stats are.
That's funny because they told me that they only interviewed 100 people because that is the max number of people they interview every year. I was also told that interviews were only a small part of the process and after the interviews were done they were going to go over every application that met the minimum requirements, score it, and then from there they were going to decide who to give acceptances to (ie. a person could still get in without having an interview).
That's funny because they told me that they only interviewed 100 people because that is the max number of people they interview every year. I was also told that interviews were only a small part of the process and after the interviews were done they were going to go over every application that met the minimum requirements, score it, and then from there they were going to decide who to give acceptances to (ie. a person could still get in without having an interview).
Hey all i interviewed this year for optom.
BUt i also have an interview at NYU for dentistry.
Dentistry at NYU will cost 80 000 a year or Optom at Waterloo 17 000 CAD a year.
What to do? Any advice?
Hey all i interviewed this year for optom.
BUt i also have an interview at NYU for dentistry.
Dentistry at NYU will cost 80 000 a year or Optom at Waterloo 17 000 CAD a year.
What to do? Any advice?
It says you need your 8 digit UW student number....i don't think i have one of those...
Looks like I will not be accepted once again
did you get an actual rejection letter or were only acceptance letters given out today?
I haven't received anything via e-mail so figuring the way Waterloo structures their admissions I anticipate receiving a rejection e-mail/letter shortly.
Quick question for Tybuff and anyone else that was waitlisted in previous years: did they tell you what number you were on the waitlist? I just found out I'm number 3 on this year's waitlist. Just wondering what the chances are that three people drop out? Thanks
I got my rejection letter from Waterloo today actually, but honestly I'm not too broken up about it. I got to pick between my top two US schools for next year and even landed on the wait list at SUNY.Has anyone recieved a rejection letter yet?
Quick question for Tybuff and anyone else that was waitlisted in previous years: did they tell you what number you were on the waitlist? I just found out I'm number 3 on this year's waitlist. Just wondering what the chances are that three people drop out? Thanks
I'm still in the dark as to if I'm accepted/rejected/waitlisted...