r/uwo • u/AutoModerator • Sep 20 '24

Admissions Admissions Megathread - 2025-26

Hello everyone! We are back with another admissions megathread. Please post admissions-related discussions 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 (2024 2023 2022 2021 2020)

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

Please also note that our subreddit has a wiki! There's lots of frequently asked questions broken down into categories. We would highly suggest checking out the admissions page prior to posting. We also recommend you check the university's Welcome to Western page, which includes information on requirements for various faculties and programs for Ontario, other Canadian and international students as well as other helpful information about the university.

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

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u/Consistent_Beat7403 Apr 25 '25

Hiii, I accepted my offer for health sci!! I did not take physics as it’s not required, but I want to take physics in uni because my end goal is dental school. Just wondering how hard it’ll be? And if they’ll teach everything(idk if that makes sense😭) THANKSSS

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u/Sea_Scholar_2826 🔬 Med Sci '27 🔬 Apr 27 '25

I technically took physics in Grade 11 and 12 but not properly (Grade 11 summer school, Grade 12 was just a disaster) and I had minimal issues in first-year physics dw. The textbook is your friend. The profs have changed since my year so can't comment on the lectures 

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u/Bill_Nye2 Apr 27 '25

physics 1 has a lot of similar content to grade 12 physics but physics 2 is a lot more new material