It feels like the very existence of SAITSA's dental plan actually makes it harder for low income students to access affordable, comprehensive dental benefits. Is this something SAITSA just hasn't considered or is there something I'm missing here? Because having access to the SAIT dental coverage has put me in a substantially worse position than before with less access to dental care.

I've been in the CVT program for 3 semesters now and I've got to say it is one of the most densely packed and overworked I've ever felt in my life. 6 classes a semester feels like concrete grinding against my face. I know there's always the "you chose this" but I did not expect it to be this demanding. The common rule of 2 hours of study per 1 hour of class physically cannot apply here since there is already around 5 hours of school time a day (25 hours in a week) which would add up to 75 hours! If you've got a job, social life, or anything outside of school, this is simply unmanageable. Nearly all free time I've had before just evaporated into homework grinding and it is genuinely miserable. Dropping out is not an option for me unfortunately and I have to stick through until graduation but I would seriously advise anybody considering CVT to be very sure about going into it. In my mind before getting into it, I thought, "it's a 2 year diploma course and the requirements are relatively low, it must not be too demanding." But sure enough, it is very stressful.

I forgot to tear the page at the end of exam and now am super worried if its gonna fail me for that!!! 🙃😪😪😪

I really don’t know if I’m prepared enough tbh

Anybody interested in this program? I got accepted for 2027 Fall (although it’s my backup plan but I don’t put much hope on other healthcare programs) and wanna see if I can meet some of future classmates here🫠

Has anyone written their PSEA for MRT Fall 2027 yet? I will be brushing up on my physics and basic math, and studying the alis website. Are there any other areas I should brush up on to be prepared?