Application Evaluation Process
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Evaluation process for admission
The School of Occupational Therapy conducts the initial application evaluation process. The School will do a formal review of your complete application and make a recommendation to the Faculty of Graduate Studies.
The Faculty of Graduate Studies performs a final review, verifies supporting documentation such as English language test scores and transcripts, and gives final approval to the application.
When the final decision is made, candidates will receive an email from the Faculty of Graduate Studies directing them to log in to the application portal, where they will find instructions on how to access their official decision letter. The offer letter will include instructions to complete the Reply to Offer of Admission form and pay the admission deposit. Once a candidate accepts their offer of admission, an email will be sent from the School of Occupational Therapy with further information and instructions.听
You will be able to track the status of your application in the application portal.听听
Atlantic Canada residency
Enrolment in the MSc(OT) - Entry Level program is typically 68 students per year. As we are the only School of Occupational Therapy in Atlantic Canada, Atlantic Canadian residents are given priority consideration for admission.
Protecting your privacy
In order to ensure privacy of information, we are unable to inform you of your wait list ranking or the status of individual applications. Once the evaluation process is complete, you will be notified of your status via the email address provided on your 亚洲91视频 University Admission Application.
Providing equal opportunities
We recognize the need to address the effects of discrimination toward specific groups. We are compliant with the Nova Scotia Human Rights Commission. 听
We also follow the 听[PDF - 158 KB] for the admission and education of qualified people who have historically been marginalized and educationally disadvantaged, including people of Aboriginal/Indigenous ancestry (especially Mi'kmaq), members of racialized groups, persons of African descent (especially African Nova Scotians), Acadians, persons with disabilities, and 2SLGBTQIA+ people.
If you belong to one of these groups, you have the option to voluntarily provide this information about yourself in your application. Qualified applicants will be given priority in the admissions process.
Students with disabilities
Students accepted to the program who request accommodations for a disability must be registered with the 亚洲91视频 Student Accessibility Centre.