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[mtrlOATgal]

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Hey guys
anyone send in course outlines or web references like it says so on their website but not on the instructions?

 

[optgurl]

I did, only for those courses I wasn't sure would satisfy the course pre-reqs though. They emailed me back, stating whether the course was equivalent to theirs or not🙂

 

[mtrlOATgal]

which school did you go to? i emailed them and they said it was not necessary

i went to marianopolis college- a qc cegep and mcgill

 

[optgurl]

Oh, haha im from British Columbia, wayyyy off to the side.
Go UBC down here.

 

[mtrlOATgal]

McGill rocks tooo!!!! We just made Canada's first cloned pigs!!! but they can't shovel the snow properly....perhaps they think this will get rid of a few of their students as we rush madly to the 24-hours open library lol.....

 

[ToePUG]

Hey, I'm a fellow McGillian too!

 

[mtrlOATgal]

mon cherie s'il vous plait ne nous appeler pas McGillian.... y a l'air bizarre...

 

[nampa1]

IS there anyway an American could go to Waterloo? What about americans at teh undergrad Waterloo?

 

[jefguth]

IS there anyway an American could go to Waterloo? What about americans at teh undergrad Waterloo?

Technically possible, but highly unlikely.

Citizenship
You must be a Canadian citizen (Citizenship and Immigration Canada) or legal resident of Canada for a minimum of twelve months prior to the first day of registration of your first term (September). In special situations, a limited number of international students (UW's International Student page) studying on student visas may be considered for admission.

http://www.optometry.uwaterloo.ca/prospective/od/nonacademicreqs.html#citizenship

However, as a US citizen you'll find more affordable options at US optometry schools:

tuition is significantly higher, at $28,400 per year for the first three years and $42,600 for the forth year

Undergraduate programs are however completely open to foreign applicants.