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To be fair, they also say that that number is lower than it has been in the past, so it seems that fewer students are choosing Osgoode over UofT than before.

Oh so it's not just a "Welcome to UofT Law" group? That's cool!

What's the point of that FB group anyways?

September 2016?

Just wanted a second opinion. I don't want to pick UofT solely because I've wanted it for a long time. And it doesn't hurt to ask does it?

Hi everyone, I recently got accepted to Osgoode and Toronto but I would like to know a little more about the differences between the two schools. UofT has been my top choice for a very long time, but I've read other threads that compare the two schools and the difference (according to some) is not that significant. On the other hand, more UofT students attain jobs with bigger law firms, even though the school has a smaller class size. I'm not sure which type of law I'm most interested in yet, but I'm mainly looking for the school that will provide me with the best employment prospects - especially in larger firms. Also, the cost of tuition is fortunately not very important; I'm mainly interested in the advantages and disadvantages of attending the two law schools. Thank you!

Is this from any school's website?

Does anyone know how long it runs for?

I got accepted as well! LSAT: 168 GPA: 3.84

The page also says that offers of admission are made through mail only. Does that mean that we won't know if we're accepted until we get the letter? Does the offer show up on OASIS?

Just heard the voicemail. GPA: 3.84 (currently in fourth year so it's also my B3) LSAT: 168 Strong PS

Congratulations to both of you! I'm hoping to get the same call.

Osgoode and UofT are my top two choices and I'm not even sure whether I should apply to a third. How are my chances at Osgoode?

Hi everyone! cGPA: 3.84 LSAT: 168 Top choices: UofT, Osgoode, Western Good enough?

cGPA - 3.84 B2 (Don't have 4th year yet) - 3.91 LSAT - 160 UofT, Osgoode, Queens, Western