I was accepted a couple months ago (2nd week of March) and will likely be accepting my offer this weekend :) Last semester my average was about 91-92 (I was surprised they accepted me so early b/c my average wasn't too high), this semester around 89-90. I have a few pretty good extracurriculars though that I've been committed to throughout high school, including a p/t job. My essays were okay, nothing spectacular but still decent. I felt one of them was pretty creative so maybe that helped?

anyone else excited? :P

Pretty sure I was first round (early March) and here were my conditions summarized off the letter they sent me:
- acceptance of the offer must be accepted by June 1st/2012
- book an enrolment appt. by June 1st, 2012; date of actual appt. can be after that date.
- offer of admission my be rescinded if you do not maintain your admission average in your Grade 12 U or M/OAC courses, including program prerequisites, until the end of the year when we receive your final grades
- you must receive your Ontario Seconary School Diploma (OSSD), including a minimum of 6 grade 12 U/M courses including Grade 12 English & all prerequisities

Same situation as cookie =c. Does anyone know if they will continue sending out waves of acceptances or are they more likely to just send out a few depending on space left over?

If you have your acceptance then i don't think they will take away your offer as long as you keep above 85% but its probably best that you don't get lazy and drop more than 5%. Not only will your scholarship get reduced accordingly (i.e. If you had 92% and dropped to 87% your scholarship will go from 2k/year to 1k/year) but this information may be wrong. As long as you drop less than 5% it should be alright.

Yea the scholarship thing is true and I am not saying that I wanna get lazy just cuz I got accepted...I am doing the best I can to increase my mark in the exams. The only reason I asked was because like Raspberries said, the way its stated makes it seems as though they can revoke the admission if you don't have the exact same grades as the ones you were admitted with. I just wanted to make sure before I decided to accept the offer :P.

Thank you Raspberries and mSoo for your input

top 6. Minimum of 70% in English and functions.

I'm the same way, like I don't think anyone likes commuting and I'm definitely not looking forward to it.. a one way trip from the square one bus terminal normally takes between 30-45 minutes. If you go at a quieter time of the day it'll be around half an hour but if you go at rush hour it'll obviously take a bit more time.

If you google "go bus square one" the station's page is the first hit. Or go onto the go transit website, click travelling with us -> stations -> Square One bus terminal.
http://www.gotransit.com...tions.aspx?station=s1tm

If you click on the "mini schedule" for York U. it'll show you the time of a departure and when you'll arrive to/from York/Sq. 1:
http://www.gotransit.com...CurrentBoard/S1TMYU.pdf

I also think you can buy go bus tickets/passes at the Mississauga transit bus terminal at Square One. Here are the fares that should apply to you, no HST is charged btw:
Adult single-ride ticket $6.95
Adult two-ride ticket $13.90
Adult day pass $13.90
Student 10-ride ticket $59.00
Student monthly pass $195.00

I haven't gotten used the the go bus system either, but quite honestly it would not take any less time going to the UTM campus. You'd have to get the square one and bus from there another 30 mins anyways. I noticed that most of York's earlier courses start at 8:30, so if you have to be at the campus for 8-8:15 you'd need to be at the go bus station by 7:15-7:30.

On myfile and OUAC it says i got accepted, but in my physical letter mailed to my house it says:

If, after all applications have been considered, we are able to make an offer to your original program choice, we'll contact to let you know.

My friends are saying i still made it because it says admitted on OUAC and myfile.

Did anyone else get this too or does anyone know if i have made it?

yes

Then I'd say you're in. Call Schulich's admission office just in case.