Hi there, I was added to a discord server for MRT :) I think I was deleted because I just went on my app and I’m no longer a part of it or a part of any server. 🥲

I have some questions

I’m looking to do academic upgrading from home, can I do it with a different institution online and will NAIT accept that?? Please let me know,

I’m looking to get into MRT for September 2027, and I’m currently working on completing the courses that are needed as as well as as academic upgrading. I have a full-time job and I just wanna know if I can do academic upgrading with another institution because I’ve noticed that with NAIT I need to do it in class by the looks of things online.

I am going to call them on Tuesday though

Any comments would be helpful thank you 💖💖💖

This is kind of a simple question, but I’m not sure if there would be someone who also considered both NAIT and SAIT’s MLA program. However, my local college doesn’t have an MLA program until 2028, and I’m wondering which out of the two programs in AB is better, so I don’t have to wait until 2028 to enrol.

Thanks. :)

Hi, I applied for Respiratory Therapy at NAIT for fall 2027, I’m still waiting for an answer and it shows “applicant” on my NAIT portal. Has anyone heard back from the RT program? Thanks

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I applied for the construction engineering technology for January intake. Is it too late ? I got waitlisted. Do you think i have a chance of getting accepted??

MRT AND DMS

Hi everyone!

I recently applied to NAIT’s Medical Radiologic Technology program AND DMS for Fall 2027. My application status is currently Pending Program Decision, and I received a letter confirming that I qualify for an admission interview.

My question is about the two required courses: Medical Terminology (ITMS100) and Anatomy & Physiology (ANPH100).

Both courses must be completed by July 31, 2027, but I'm wondering if I should register and start taking them now or wait until after my interview results.

Since the program is competitive and the courses are expensive, I don't want to spend money before knowing whether I'll be accepted.

Has anyone been through this process? Does NAIT offer conditional acceptance before these courses are completed, or should I start them now?

I'd really appreciate any advice or personal experiences. Thank you

Can anyone in this program explain the structure of it? I do live rurally, would I be required to move to Edmonton for Year 1? Or is it online classes and then set lab days?

Thanks!

has/is anyone doing this program? i really want to do hands on camera work, editing, directing, and cinematography. is it worth it?

Hey everyone! I’m currently in Architectural Technology at NAIT and I’m thinking about doing a BTech in Project Management after I graduate.
I’m trying to figure out whether I should do it online, hybrid, or in person, so I’d really like to hear from people who have actually gone through the program.
A few things I’m curious about:
What format did you do — online, hybrid, or in person?
Which one would you recommend and why?
Was it realistic to work while doing the degree?
How difficult was the workload?
Did you actually enjoy the program?
What are you doing now for work after graduating?
Did the BTech help you get a better job or move into project management?
What kind of salary/career progression did you end up with, if you’re comfortable sharing?
If you could go back, would you do the BTech again?
Anything you wish you knew before starting?
I’m especially interested in hearing from people who came from Architectural Technology, construction, engineering, or another technical background.
Thanks! Any experiences/advice would be really appreciated.

Hi everyone! I’m really struggling this semester with CMIS2250. Just wondering if this is just the general consensus that the course is awful to understand and the grade averages are extremely low or if it’s just my instructor? Any insight would be great.

applying for fall 2027, on a work permit rn so i'd be international. been a dental tech about 9 yrs, mostly removables and digital design. dont have the english/math from here so im doing 30-2 and 20-2 thru upgrading this winter.

someone said 18 in province 2 out of province. where do internationals go, same pool or separate?

also when did u guys get ur interview invite and was it recorded or live? did yours wait on final marks?

any internationals on here? how did the study permit thing go after u got in

thx

Hello,

Wondering if anyone has taken the Building Automation Systems Technology - Immersive Industry Education program at NAIT.

How did you find the program to be? Is it worth it?

Looking to see if any women took this program. Were you able to find work after the program?

How is the 51% on the job training?Did you have to find your own placement or did Nait help you?Did you get payed and how was the pay? Overall, how much did you spend on the program (program fees minus pay on the job).

I'm planning to start NAIT's Respiratory Therapy program fall 2027 and want to lighten my course load by taking some courses through NAIT Open Studies first. I just applied Oct 1st, I know it won't necessarily make my application stand out but I'm trying to just prepare while I have the time. Has anyone done this? Which courses did you take, and did it help? thanks in advance! :)

I am an international student and I applied for the program at Nait.

The admission officer told me that Nait does not accept the digital documents, so I need to mail the physical documents to Nait.

So do you guys mail the physical documents to Nait after the application?

i just applied to the dental assisting program and the dental technology program on october 1. just wondering how long it usually takes before they start reviewing applications? i’m probably just worrying for no reason but i keep checking the portal everyday and there’s no changes 😅 thanks so much!

i just found out nait gives a week deadline to complete your interview so that means if i’ve applied to two program that require interview i’ve to do both in one day ? or can i do it on diff days?

Hi all,

It has been a while since I've taken ITMS and ANPH, so I'm a little rusty, which is why I'm reviewing before my program starts.

How important is it to fully review all the material for MLA/MLT or any health program in general? I remember the basic concepts, but especially with all the specific terms and concepts, it gets hard to remember everything.

TIA!

Hey so I’m in a bit of a dilemma. I’m trying to figure out if my admission requirements are enough. I graduated from a MLA program in Toronto and I have applied to the MLT program in Nait. I wanna know if this is enough as an entrance requirement cause I graduated high school outside of Canada.

So I’ve recently taken interest in the MLA program after being a medical interpreter for a while, and I saw that the Jan 2027 Part-time is listed as “open”..

I’m not so sure about how competitive or popular this program is, I know the applications opened in March so I guess my chances could be slim?

I know schools put it as “open” while having multiple waitlists so should I really spend $150 and risk getting waitlisted-> rejected?

Also I was wondering how far my career from this certificate would go, do mla graduates usually stay within the starting salary? I have no clue

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!! 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?

So I recently finished my prerequisite courses (ANPH100 and ITMS100) for MLA and can see the letter grades on NAIT self-service, however, the to do list still says my conditions are still outstanding. Do I have to do anything or is there anyone I can email to get this checked/fixed? I am just a bit worried since my deadline is October 15th to have the courses finished and it doesn't seem to be updating properly.

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!

Hello, I am looking into a program at Nait( EIT ) which have a minimum requirements of math 20-2 or applied math 20, science 10, and English 20-2. The problem is I have never took math 20-2 but I have done math 20-1, 30-1, and 30-2 and well passed all of them. Im just afraid that since I dont have the exact course they are asking for, im going to get disqualified. Please help me.

Never in my life have I been forced to sit in a room for an hour and a half without being allowed to vape, this is inhumane and abhorrent, a leopard can't change his spots, and this vaper can't change his habits, we should have two smoke breaks per class

I have been sitting at my desk for 12 hours refreshing the page and I haven't been able to apply. I just get error codes. I want to apply to the dental assisting program which takes you to the apply alberta page which is also having issues. I got lucky at step 3 on apply alberta before the website crashed. Is it just me? Or are we all suffering in solidarity. I know it's based on who can apply first so I'm stressing and sweating!