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Compare the prerequisite content with your courses
Consult individual program websites directly to identify any additional information
Consider contacting the program to clarify any questions you may have
You can send a course description from the undergraduate calendar and course syllabus for the course(s) you are inquiring about
Many programs will not evaluate prerequisites until you have completed and paid for the application.
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Talk to the academic advisor for the course you want to take for more information on when it will be offered. If you’re not sure which academic advisor to connect with, identify what faculty the courses you want to take fall under , and then connect with the department-specific advisor(s).
CCD The Centre for Career Development cannot advise you about whether courses meet a program’s prerequisites. However, we can help you navigate program websites, find course equivalency lists and identify what staff to connect with at your prospective schools.
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Give your referees ample time, 1 month minimum is recommended
Follow up with reminders before the deadline
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Experiences |
How do I choose good experiences?
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identify any program-specific parameters and competencies or skills you may want to build
accumulate experience with different patient populations
work or volunteer in different contexts of the field
shadow different practitioners or arrange informational interviews with individuals in your field
pursue work-integrated learning experiences through EDGE, co-op placements or internships
join career-specific student-run clubs for opportunities to make connections
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Some programs may ask you to: estimate the amount of time you spent engaged with your experiences, either in months or hours. Provide a verifier for the experience and space in the application to share context about the experience. You might consider tracking your experiences, including start and end dates, key accomplishments and contacts who can verify your participation in the experience, so this information is available to you at the time of application.
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Admission tests |
How do I study?
Do what works for you, not one practice works for everyone. Some have found success by:
thinking about what works best for them and building a plan around that
practicing with full-length tests to iterate their study plan
creating their own study schedule and breaking down big topic areas
studying with others, following along with a course
getting a feel for the pace, timing , and structure
When should I take the test?
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You might choose to write the test more than once if you aren’t confident with your score. To assess your candidacy, some programs will use your most recent attempt, some your highest attempt and some may consider all attempts. Consult the program-specific website for further details.
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- Learn more about: standardized admission tests.
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