University Of Toronto Graduate School Admission Results

PI emailed me to let me know I didn't receive an international admission slot on 3/26

cGPA last 2 years; Canadian applicant

UXD Concentration. Domestic applicant. BSc abroad + one year certificate domestic + no publication but with 5+ years of industry experience in UX Design

Referred to Ed.D program but I don't have the funding for it

Domestic

Domestic Applicant. Experience in library and archives.

Considering the fact that my cgpa is significantly lower, I'm actually really happy with this result. still fingers crossed though! currently at uoft, last year gpa: 3.5. two years work experience at a uoft library. three years of research experience, seven publications, good recommendation letters from profs and high involvement in my program/college.

Canadian applicant. No interview. Received an email telling me to check the portal.

Canadian domestic applicant. Received generic email to check portal, generic rejection letter.

Not really surprised tbh considering my GPA. But at least I can say that I tired haha

Domestic applicant. Called the Counselling and Clinical Psychology Admissions office and left a voicemail. Within an hour I received a rejection letter.

Domestic student. I was accepted into the MI a few weeks ago, was just notified for MMSt today. No update in the application management portal. The email read "We are writing to let you know that you have currently been placed on a waitlist. What does this mean / frequently asked questions: We are unable to share where you are on the waitlist. There is no set number of rounds for additional offers. Applicants on the waitlist will be notified of an updated decision after the first-round response deadline (April 15), after we see how many spaces are still available in the program. The next round of offers will likely be closer to the end of April. Admission is determined by the quantity and quality of applications received each year. With the increase in applications received, this year was exceptionally competitive. Admission decisions were very difficult, as there were many highly qualified candidates and a limited number of spaces in the program."

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.

Um. What?

Woke up to an email telling me to check the application portal and found a form letter rejection lol sobs