Applicants 2016

Hi, is that the same for all the visit days :-)?
Thank you

Do you have a copy of this years film and media time table that I could have a look at? Due to medical issues I am often in hospital, I would like to be able to see when I can schedule my appointments which are a few times a week.

No, each Visit Day have their own schedule as these days are planned around teaching. And we never like to make things easy! Schedules will be on the webpages very soon.
Charlotte
(Official QMU TSR Rep)

Sorry I did mean would it be on the website, apologies for not being clear

Hi QMU, I was just wondering how much longer the decisions will be for Speech and language Therapy. Thanks xx

Hello - we are hoping to have those decisions back early next week, but you will certainly hear by the end of the week for sure either way. Fingers crossed for you!
Charlotte
(Official QMU TSR Rep)

Yes, they are being updated by my colleague today and early next week so you should be able to find more information by next week at the latest. Just click the link in the offer letter to be brought to the information page, the subject areas will be shown and you can find the updates on those pages. (Hope that makes sense?!)
Charlotte
(Official QMU TSR Rep)

When my reply from the uni says that they require a minimum of 260 points from my top 5 highers. And I already have 3 B's and a C. Does that mean I just need one more C

That's what I figured! Congrats nonetheless, I'm sure that's a big load off.

Charlotte, I've taken a look around online and haven't been able to find any admissions stats for the Pre-Reg program... perhaps you'd have some answers for the following questions:

1) How many international students apply/are accepted for the program in a typical year?

2) Do we get a firm yes/no either way (ie. are we notified if our application wasn't successful)?

3) I know the prospectus says a 3.0 GPA is required, but do you have any idea what the average GPA for international students accepted would be? Would someone with a ~3.7-4.0 be considered highly competitive or is that in or around the range that most students apply with?

4) Are "non-science" majors considered at a disadvantage if they've completed 1st year level science courses and have hospital work experience? Are many non-traditional majors often accepted?

I know these are all very specific questions, I'm just looking for some sort of indication of how competitive the pool is as it's driving me crazy not knowing where I stand! Thanks so much in advance!

Just got an offer for Psychology, super happy as I really loved the university when I went to the open day

I've just applied for accommodation, am I guaranteed a room if I get my grades?

Hi, i received an offer from QMU and really want to move there in September but i'm worried about not knowing anyone at all when i go there so was posting to see if anyone else is planning on moving to halls in September. I'll be studying Public Relations, Marketing and Events.