i'm in a similar situation. Unfortunately, mac only takes 10 transfer students to start in year one of their 4 year program. I had ended up applying for the mo-mac program and got accepted that way (they don't have a cap on transfer students, it's a rolling basis), didn't end up taking the spot though. and yeah you can look @ accelerated, but you'd have to get all of the prereqs done for feb 2013. What you COULD do is take the anatomy/physiology requirement over the summer through u of t, they offer an online course (SCS 2159), and you could get it on a letter of permission for credit for KIN 1Y03/1YY3 or maybe even possibly the health sci anatomy/phys course (check into it!). There's also a course offered through athabasca university (they offer online courses), but the admissions coordinator at mac told me they prefer the uoft one over this one. then next year you can take nutrition (life sci 2n03?) and biochem 2ee3, another psych course, and stats 2b03 and that should satisfy your course requirements. Mac's accelerated also has a supp app. Your basis of admission is 50% grades 50% supp app. And based on what i've gathered from the admin advisor / friends who have applied and got accepted , it really is a toss up. so you could have a 7-8.0 avg and get in based on a good supp app, and you could also have a 12.0 and get rejected due to a poor supp app. So just look into it and decide what's best.
hope that helps!
