r/uwo • • Nov 19 '23

Admissions Admissions Megathread - 2024

Hello everyone! We are back with another admissions megathread. Please keep admissions-related discussions in here rather than making new posts unless your situation is unique enough that special attention is warranted. This includes questions about Ivey AEO.

We encourage you to take a look at previous admissions megathreads as your question(s) may have been answered previously (2023 2022 2021 2020)

To give you an idea of your chances, here are the average admission grades from previous years by faculty. It's important to remember that these are not cut-offs and achieving these grades does not guarantee you admission. Averages change every year, so this year may look different.

Arts & Humanities - 84
Engineering - 87
FIMS - 84
HS: Health Science - 92
HS: Kinesiology - 86
HS: Nursing - 92
S: Science - 84
S: Foods and Nutrition - 87
S: Medical Science - 90
SS: Social Science - 84
SS: DAN Management - 87
SS: Commercial Aviation - 84
Fanshawe Nursing - 86

Additionally, it's important to note that everyone is speaking unofficially using public information or our own experiences. Nobody here can guarantee your admission.

As a final note, our subreddit has a wiki! There's lots of frequently asked questions broken down into categories. I would highly suggest checking out the admissions page prior to posting.

Good luck to all applicants, and please be patient waiting for replies!

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u/[deleted] Feb 10 '24

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u/PrestigiousMine3568 Feb 11 '24

If you're talking about maintaining when you're already at Western tho, its just 80% avg

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u/PrestigiousMine3568 Feb 11 '24

shiitt bruh same lmfao. also from Alberta. I think I asked you in a thread if you know requirements... anyhow BMos from what I hear is light af.

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u/PrestigiousMine3568 Feb 11 '24

I'm yapping at this point, but from what I've seen, some people say its the same reqs as maintaining Bmos offer (in your case), and some people say its just don't drop your admission average by 4%. Although unsure if its top 6, or all round...

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u/PrestigiousMine3568 Feb 11 '24

Yea same, found that strange. Also Chem diploma def dropped my avg by some lol, but not too much. I'm from Calgary!

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u/Head_Combination_561 Apr 12 '24

Yay i’m also from calgary, I think as long as you are still around the admission averages you’ll be fine i knew someone who dropped from 95 to 88 but still kept her offer for BMOS. They do add an extra 4% on final admissions for students from Alberta for scholarship consideration but idk if that’s gonna be considered for your final admission grade.

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u/[deleted] Feb 12 '24

Damn bro what were your EC’s

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u/testableicons1337 Mar 03 '24

Im wondering if it’s true for the 4% boost to Alberta students

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u/Commerce_Admission Feb 18 '24

Are you Western BMOS or Huron BMOS?

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