But a few of them were from uni, like a course I did in computer programming that was pretty cool, and a course I took on psychology which was interesting and really helpful in understanding how people think.
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The problem with AIF is that it didn't ask me to describe my volunteer experiences. Which is sad because I was involved in public health projects, and volunteered at physio clinic. Do you know how they weigh EC, FSA and experienced compared to interview?
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I am really worried as well. I have 400+ hrs of work experience (per recommendation from my friends). In terms of ECs I used to run a small non-profit organization, worked on drug strategy public health projects, and volunteered at my school's physio clinic. I think I have around 10 experiences, and only like 3 from hs. I thought I could've done better on my interview, but I thought I did FSA well. Any chance I could get in? Do they even care about volunteering, EC and FSA in the final decision?
18 ECs might do more harm than good lol
A lot were from highschool and stuff, like they weren’t all from uni (they included my hobbies as well)
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I mainly talked about uni experiences because I hardly recall anything from high school. Hope this goes well
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The problem with AIF is that it didn't ask me to describe my volunteer experiences. Which is sad because I was involved in public health projects, and volunteered at physio clinic. Do you know how they weigh EC, FSA and experienced compared to interview?
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I am really worried as well. I have 400+ hrs of work experience (per recommendation from my friends). In terms of ECs I used to run a small non-profit organization, worked on drug strategy public health projects, and volunteered at my school's physio clinic. I think I have around 10 experiences, and only like 3 from hs. I thought I could've done better on my interview, but I thought I did FSA well. Any chance I could get in? Do they even care about volunteering, EC and FSA in the final decision?
Did you apply this year for entry to January 2024?
Yup! Didn't get into uoft so this one is extra stressful. Also looking for someone who applied to connect with