in canada, at least in my province, tuition is on average.....

[Hurleyy]

3000/ 5 classes..

americans mad?

(also, uni is actually hard to get into in canada. any joe blow with ****ty marks can get into "university" in america)

[Ricky112]

inb4****storm

[DB791]

You're probably correct OP

[Hurleyy]

inb4****storm

lulz......there's like maybe 12-15 decent universities in Canada......that's why they take "the best" students out there. truth i'd like to think.

[philbitty]

3000/ 5 classes..

americans mad?

(also, uni is actually hard to get into in canada. any joe blow with ****ty marks can get into "university" in america)

uni isn't that hard to get into in canada. when i go to western i meet so many fukin dumb ass 'bros'. they all drop out first year then go to fanshawe and continue to fail there.

[FryDude]

Uni isn't hard to get into especially with some of the social sciences. But I do like the cost of tuition, agreed.

[r0bo]

degrees in maple syrup harvesting aren't sought after in America
minors in bagged milk are becoming more popular though

[lowberry]

degrees in maple syrup harvesting aren't sought after in America
minors in bagged milk are becoming more popular though

lol

[F.Liu]

Which province? University of Alberta is gonna be costing me ~13k next year (2 semesters, books, residence, engineering).

And maybe its because I'm asian, but I honestly don't think university is that hard to get into, idiots with an 80% average and lots of volunteer hours is all it takes.

[Hurleyy]

uni isn't that hard to get into in canada. when i go to western i meet so many fukin dumb ass 'bros'. they all drop out first year then go to fanshawe and continue to fail there.

were you in arts or something? guarantee you wouldn't say that in engineering, business etc.

of course arts isn't that hard....but you still need 80+ to get in. guarantee not that many miscers had an 80% average in HS. in b4 fraudin

[Hurleyy]

degrees in maple syrup harvesting aren't sought after in America
minors in bagged milk are becoming more popular though

university of florida is a ****ing joke academic school. just a sports school, nothing else.



3000/ 5 classes. that's ****ing insane. i'm reading here that it costs like 20000 a semester for some schools. what the hell do they need that kind of money? must be some big D1 NCAA school or something.

[omeezy4sheezy]

in ontario, tuition is like 5500 i think...but saying that, theyre paying for somethng like 70% or a big majority I think.

[secondhandloser]

were you in arts or something? guarantee you wouldn't say that in engineering, business etc.

of course arts isn't that hard....but you still need 80+ to get in. guarantee not that many miscers had an 80% average in HS. in b4 fraudin

4.0/4.0 unweighted, 4.8/4.0 weighted in HS.


lolwat?






USA just has a wider range of schools. Just because WVU lets in everyone doesn't mean all of our schools are on that level.
Also, I think that pre-scholarship, my tuition is maybe $3700, taking 20 credits.

[PlasticTrees]

Not that hard to get into. 80% in highschool? Pretty easy to get.

I pay around the same for tuition at U of A. 6k per year including all the fees and stuff.

And i've met alot of idiots. I don't think they'll make it past the first 2 years though...

[Hurleyy]

uni isn't that hard to get into in canada. when i go to western i meet so many fukin dumb ass 'bros'. they all drop out first year then go to fanshawe and continue to fail there.

i don't know what you're talkin about, but western isn't a joke school. western is one of the best schools in canada, and one of the top schools in north america. probably in the top 30-40 im guessing.

[Hurleyy]

Not that hard to get into. 80% in highschool? Pretty easy to get.

I pay around the same for tuition at U of A. 6k per year including all the fees and stuff.

dude, not that many people are on honors in HS. 80% was honors in my HS.

just cause its easy for you doesn't mean it's not easy for everyone else, brah. remember that.

[Ricky112]

degrees in maple syrup harvesting aren't sought after in America
minors in bagged milk are becoming more popular though

Whats your major, jumping on a raft? or hopping a fence?

[Serge006]

Which province? University of Alberta is gonna be costing me ~13k next year (2 semesters, books, residence, engineering).

And maybe its because I'm asian, but I honestly don't think university is that hard to get into, idiots with an 80% average and lots of volunteer hours is all it takes.

Agreed, all you need to get into a university is the dough, it's all a business these days, more enrollment is wicked fun for administration and share holders.
Don't feel bad, engineering costs 10K in Ontario, no residence, no books. Heaven help you if you're an international student.

[Hurleyy]

And i've met alot of idiots. I don't think they'll make it past the first 2 years though...

you're 18 and a first year. the majority of students in 1st and 2nd yr are dumb as rocks. if they survive 2nd yr they'll most likely be legit students, but yeah i agree with you, 1st yrs especially are fckin retards. but that's to be expected. HS is nothing like college.

[omeezy4sheezy]

degrees in maple syrup harvesting aren't sought after in America
minors in bagged milk are becoming more popular though

from canada, and I lold haha

we're more of a quality > quantity country.
A few of the worlds top universities and business schools (maybe med schools too, but i dont really know much about them other than McGill) are in canada.

Richard Ivey, Schulich, Queens Commerce are all prestigious univs and internationally recognized.

Schulich was ranked with having the worlds best MBA program.. I believe by the Economist

[PraetorianG]

Hats aren't allowed to speak

[F.Liu]

i don't know what you're talkin about, but western isn't a joke school. western is one of the best schools in canada, and one of the top schools in north america. probably in the top 30-40 im guessing.

lol, you high brah?

the only uni's with any chance of top 50 in N.A. are UT, UBC, UA, Mcgill

Western is considered only a little above average in Canada.

[PlasticTrees]

dude, not that many people are on honors in HS. 80% was honors in my HS.

just cause its easy for you doesn't mean it's not easy for everyone else, brah. remember that.

True.


One thing that I like is that it's harder for schools to become universities here. And even if a CC becomes a university most people still consider it a CC lol (like Grant Mac and Mt. Alison).

[morning_wood]

im at university of ottawa in an engineering program 1 year = $7000

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[F.Liu]

Agreed, all you need to get into a university is the dough, it's all a business these days, more enrollment is wicked fun for administration and share holders.
Don't feel bad, engineering costs 10K in Ontario, no residence, no books. Heaven help you if you're an international student.

Lol yeah, I was actually kind of planning on waterloo, and saw the average tuition for non-international engineering students totals $25k, so I decided fuk it.

[Bruzey]

degrees in maple syrup harvesting aren't sought after in America
minors in bagged milk are becoming more popular though

I lol'd.

[TheDude1987]

I pay 4 grand a semester. No scholarships or anything. Not mad.

[BackinControl]

you mad my university pays me to go there?

[s1mon25]

Ulaval here. We rock in football.

[ChefXplode]

3000/ 5 classes..

americans mad?

(also, uni is actually hard to get into in canada. any joe blow with ****ty marks can get into "university" in america)

yeah thats why they cant charge shiit.