r/CanadaUniversities

Obviosly they are not close to top 10 schools in america but are they like at the table with purdue, Cornell or michigan

As the title said, I applied to 3 unis, course-based CS-related programs.

For context; I am already experienced (+3 years) but I am looking for more niche experience (mainly in health-tech). I applied to course-based programs (McMaster, Windsor, Dalhousie), generic responses from them all, but Windsor stated a low gpa explicitly (73% bachelors program, graduated in 2020).

I was wondering where to go from here, should I apply for more course-based program for winter intake (if available). Is it worth to look into thesis-based program? Or is the GPA hurdle even bigger there?

Hi, I am considering mcgill for biomedical sciences, and I am wondering how important it is to speak french? If i don’t will it ruin the experience for me? Is it hard to adjust without it? any advice would be helpful.

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I forgot to add my middle name in my OSAP application, and so I requested a change. I'm still in high school, but I accepted my uni offer. I heard that I can contact my uni's financial aid office to get a response quickly or make a change to my personal information. I'm just asking if this is correct, and if so, do I need to prepare any information beforehand for when they call? thank you so much. also this post may be stupid but this is my first time doing smth like this and im a bit panicked

Hello good day, Id like information about the 1 year of pre-requisite required to apply to the radiation therapy program, what is the name the program I should apply to? I understand I need the 3 sciences, social sciences and math. From my understanding, should I apply to a BSC of biochemistry and then transfer to RT? Or is there a specific program? Thank you for your time<3

both have generally the same co-op rates although carleton has a slightly better co-op program and is more up to date. carleton is giving more money but it feels weird to go to it since i got accepted 2 days after i applied to it

mcmaster has better reputation and is closer to me.

what should i do?

Hello, I'm a High School student currently, I wanted to know what the general requirements are to get accepted to a university as an international student.
What should i do to increase my chances of being accepted?
What are the specifics of actually studying in Canada, what's the study permit?
Are partial scholarships possible for Umanitoba University?

Is PR after studying a valid possibility?

Hey y'all I'm a 2nd year poli sci student hoping to do a masters in political science or related studies in UoT or Mcgill. I've also started learning french too and i was hoping to work and settle there. Hoping for some guidance

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What would you guys choose? Moreover what would provide a more secure future?

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I just got deffered from bba to ba with 87 avg im gonna have a 89 avg by June 1st because of night school final grade but deadlines will be closed by then what can I do to still get into bba

is it normal for yorkvilie to register me for classes starting i September thisss early???? I’ve never had this happen at any of the other universities I went to lmao ….anyone else get registered for their classes starting in sept super early??? what is your major if so

I accepted my offer to Queen’s University and it’s definitely where I want to be for my major, but I don’t know if I’m particularly fond of minors offered beyond my current subject.

I’m from Toronto and was hoping to maybe minor in a subject only offered at TMU. Is this actually possible or am I being overzealous?

I’d really love an answer to this!!