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| Subject: Which University to choose for Engineering |
I´ll be starting College in September 2006, and i´ve been admitted to
1. U. of Toronto "Electrical Engineering"
2. McGill U. "Electrical Engineering"
3. McMaster "Engineering"
4. U. of Alberta "Engineering"
Which univeristy should i choose? I´m a Canadian (Ontario) resident currently overseas. Anyone who replies please give solid facts to support your choice. Thank You
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(in reply to: Which University to choose for Engineering)
For Undergrad studies :)
[11-04-2006,10:21]
Hamza |
U of T or Mcgill (in reply to: Which University to choose for Engineering)
Well, if u have been admitted to all of those, then go for U of T or Mcgill.It doesnt make any difference if u choose any of the above as they have solid reputation in canada as well as world.
If u are doin undergradutae studies and u want a good all rounded eduxation then go for Mcgill(If u want to go out of ontario) and if u want to go in ontario go for U of T.
The only thing in U of T is that the undergraduate class sizes for engineering are quite big.they have about 200 students for the first year and that according to me is a hindrance to get good education and also the professor student interaction is quite less.
But still choose one from U of T or mcgill based on ur prefernce.
[11-04-2006,12:25]
Pat |
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In gerneral, U of T is the best in the engineering education.
[11-04-2006,14:30]
Anonymous |
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If you care about going to a top grad school in the US., then I would suggest McGill. Otherwise, UofT and McGill are about the same.
[11-04-2006,15:48]
Anonymous |
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First of all thank you for replying
Well i want to pursue graduate studies after my undergrad studies as well. Can someone give me the pro´s and con´s of going to McGill or U of T. I know McGills student life experience is superb as the campus is in downtown montreal and there is a lot to do, but can someone give me a good comparison of the two. Thanks again
[11-04-2006,18:39]
Hamza |
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As u know,
Mcgill has a solid reputation in US graduate school and so has U of T.
If u consider Mcgill, then u can be assured that u will get a complete engineering as well as great university experience.They have a great campus and good atmosphere.
In U of T, the reputation is as usual great for engineering in the world.But the only con for undergrad at U of T is the amount of attention students recieve during their university years.Being a very large university,they are not able to give proper attention to first and subsequent years student.If u are abrilliant and a really smart kid then U of T is the best choice but, if u r an average normal kid of high school like most ppl. then i would advise u to go to Mcgill.
Rest they are same,
so it really depends only on your choice
[11-04-2006,20:27]
Anonymous |
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[12-04-2006,02:59]
Anonymous |
Waterloo Engineering is #1 (in reply to: Which University to choose for Engineering)
Did you get rejected by Waterloo? Waterloo Engineering is numero uno in Canada. The rest are far behind.
[12-04-2006,04:30]
Anonymous |
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Thanks again for replying, im still waiting for a reply from Waterloo so lets see what happens. Im personally bit more inclinded to go to McGill im being pressured a bit by family to go to UofT.
[12-04-2006,11:41]
Hamza |
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Yea,
fair enough!
Your family wants you to stay in Ontario and you want to go to Mcgill..Thats what happens with most international students(*And me too).
But finally its ur decision and your life.
[12-04-2006,14:20]
Anonymous |
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[01-06-2006,02:14]
Anonymous |
