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I would say University of Toronto, McGill and University of British Columbia.
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happiedaiz wrote:I would say University of Toronto, McGill and University of British Columbia. +1 then probably McMaster and then Queens
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i'm guessing mcgill, u or t and queens
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I would say Queens for Engineering..U of T for research and so many famous people going to it...McGill for sciences
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hey hey... anyone forgetting... Schulich? I do agree that UofT and Mcgill are the two most internationally recognized schools for being well rounded, however, depnding on the subject other schools, such as Schulich for businesss, or OCAD for art.
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randomjo wrote:hey hey... anyone forgetting... Schulich? I do agree that UofT and Mcgill are the two most internationally recognized schools for being well rounded, however, depnding on the subject other schools, such as Schulich for businesss, or OCAD for art. I wouldn't really say Schulich is prestigious... it's a good school and you'll get a good job but I don't see much prestigiousity from it lol (i.e. international reputation, etc) could just be me
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It definitely depends on the program.
University of Toronto, McMasters and Waterloo are pretty well known..
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lastcallgabe wrote:honestly if you are going into your undergrad it doesn't matter at all. Prestige in my opinion only matters when you are getting a doctorate. In the real world, recuiters only care about marks and experience. Yep yep =) My biology teacher believes the same thing (about undergrads and prestige.)
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I would have to say Waterloo
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Waterloo, very prestigious. I hope to gain admission into there. I heard their co-op program is superb.
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Probably McGill but there are lots
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Depends on the program. For journalism, I would definitely say Ryerson ranks highest. Sciences, probably Mac (go Hamilton!!)
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McGill, UofT, UBC or Waterloo.
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i think it really depends on the program, tho for international recognition, UT, McGill and UBC are the ones.
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Depends what....for engineering, ca/math is WATERLOO. there is no other co-op program like it in Canada and the co-op speaks for itself as everyone in the industry in north america knows waterloo produces top students in their field....
if ure coming to waterloo but not for engineer, ca/math, comp stuff....dont....lol. its a technical school
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