ahh ok i see. thanks for your fast replies richard!

Again, me too lol. Only thing you can lead here is school council...which is not my cup of tea

That is the same as my school. After seeing everyone on here with exec positions of all kinds, I thought my school was the only one.

This. Thank you Ivey for jumping on SA and saving us from the anxiety and the stress. :)
It would be awesome if all universities had a recruiter or a rep on here.

It says on the website that Ivey needs our mid-term marks to determine our admission. Slightly concerned because 60% of your applications have been sent out; is it possible that some of these candidates were given admission without midterm marks being reported?

To give more information about my situation, I attend a catholic private school and we are about one week behind other school boards. My midterm marks will not be released to OUAC until the 2nd week of May.

Basically, it takes longer for the provincial report cards to be generated because they must be submitted manually, even though our midterm marks are available to me, they will not be printed and sent home till much later then the date the marks are made known. (hopefully this (somewhat) makes sense).

Is it possible that I can get mark reports signed by my teachers and fax them to the admissions office? or when my midterm marks are available, can I fax my transcript with my midterm marks on it to the admissions office?

Don't know if my situation is different than anyone else', I might not be the only one, but thought I'd ask.

Thanks!

Acceptances are posted on Inside Track, on the right sidebar. You should also receive an email and an offer package through snail mail.

EC's are 50% of your application. 50% academics. We're looking for people who aren't just academically bright, but people who have passions outside of the classroom. It doesn't need to be student council or clubs, it can be anything from theatre, dance, arts, sports teams, community involvement, entrepreneurial ventures, international travel, volunteering. There are tons of ways to get involved. In particular what the admissions committee looks for are 3 main elements:
1) Commitment - don't just join something last minute or the year you're applying, demonstrate that this is a passion that you've developed over a period of time (quality over quantity)
2) Excellence - being a good leader is recognizing your own ability to perform tasks with great skill. A star athlete who competes on a national team is going to dedicate a lot of more time and training to their passion than people who play recreationally. This also translates into a series of different activities; if you find out you're good at organizing events, pursue it and you'll likely find yourself falling into several different roles eventually managing much larger events over time.
3) Leadership - show us what makes you a great leader, have you accomplish a great deal in your roles you've held or have you just collected a title, we want to see that you dig deep into producing results and that you take initiative.

I know you haven't applied, but don't count out Ivey come 2nd year to consider switching if you don't enjoy your program.

Queen's placed 5 Goldman Sachs NY IBD for this summer for students in class of 2012 (~250 class size). Did Ivey beat Queen's GS NY IBD placement in either relative or absolute terms?

Any of the 3 U level math courses will suffice. No minimum marks is need. However, do realize that when you apply for Ivey AEO status, you are also applying to another program at Western (for your first two years). These prerequisites are different than what we require.

On WSO, I believe Ivey placed 7 into US BB IBD. And I'm not sure on the Queen's GS stats, it seems quite a bit inflated.

If it was just GS, then sure, Queen's sends a lot of back office/Ops people to NY.