habsfan99

Do you mind sharing if you filled out Part B?

Also really starting to feel the pinch and I need to know if it's because of me or because of something else lol

I graduated from Dawson with a 32 r-score in an honours program. Do the undergrad. I doubt I could have gotten in with a 32 anyways but honestly, I am a completely different person after my three years at McGill. If you're a quebec resident, it's like 4000 a year to go so really not expensive at all (compared to other schools in Canada/the US). I believe Concordia is around the same. Feel free to dm me but for real, if I could go back in time I would do my undergrad over and over again because of how much it helped me and how much better prepared I am now than what I would have been (had I gone to say ottawa)

I hope we both hear back soon! Good luck

3.73 cGPA, 161 LSAT, also waiting on Queens and Ottawa

Been here since December 23rd

hey! I also applied to the MPP. I haven’t heard back from either, but since they’re different faculties I highly doubt one decision impacts another. Hope this helps and feel free to dm me!

I don't have much advice to give but my gut says that you paid for them to look at you, so why not wait it out? I haven't heard of getting reviewed earlier because of withdrawal from other considerations but I could definitely be wrong about that!

Hey, I'm currently planning on provisionally accepting in ontario but also accepting to a grad program at home to give myself a bit more time to deal with the options since some unforeseen circumstances have arisen. I also asked for an extension for my acceptance to UNB and received one! Hope this helps

Agreed. Osgoode stings but not knowing this late in the game for Ottawa and Queens has been like pouring salt into an open wound.

Right now I am extremely frustrated and will probably do a masters before reapplying to law school!

general!

Just to be clear, if I provisionally accept on April 1st, will I have to pay the deposit right away?

Also still waiting! cGPA: 3.73 LSAT 161 Started to get really nervous as Ottawa is my top choice

That's worrisome. I knew about the federal loan situation but I was under the impression that because Quebec residents don't get covered under federal loans that Quebec will be able to cover but now I'm concerned too. Hope it works out for you!