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For the two programs I applied to (Respiratory Therapy and Medical Lab. Tech.), there are courses that I have to complete before July. However, I heard that you can possibly be accepted if you’re on a waitlist even a week or two before classes start. The classes cost quite a bit of money for me, so I was just wondering if I absolutely have to just take the gamble and do the courses in case I get accepted, or if I can wait until I get admitted and there’s an extended deadline or something. There’s also the cost of the police check, immunizations and N95 mask testing (where I’m not even sure where to do).

I would appreciate any insight or strategies of what I could do. Thank you so much!

Hi! Has anyone recently done the interview for NAIT DMS (General / General & Cardiac) or MLT?

I was wondering:

• What is the interview process like?
• How many questions are there?
• How long do you get to prepare and answer each question?
• Is it mostly MMI/scenario-based?
• How many questions are general SHLS questions vs. program-specific?
• Are the program-specific questions more about the profession or personal motivation?
• Is there anything specific you recommend studying or preparing beforehand?
• Did you use NAIT’s interview prep materials or other MMI practice resources?
• Anything you wish you had known before doing the interview?

I’m not looking for the actual interview questions, just trying to understand the format and how to prepare. Thanks!

Hi!! I’ve been out of school for a while and would like to study at NAIT for a 2 year diploma next fall but I’m not the best at math or science, could anyone recommend any programs?