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York University

A York University degree empowers graduates to thrive in the world and achieve their life goals through a rigorous academic foundation balanced by real-world experiential education(19 reviews)
  • Toronto, Ontario, Canada

University of Toronto

The University of Toronto is renowned for having one of the strongest research and teaching faculties in North America(83 reviews)
  • Toronto, Ontario, Canada

University of British Columbia

The University of British Columbia is a global centre for research and teaching, consistently ranked among the 50 best universities in the world(33 reviews)
  • Vancouver & Kelowna, British Columbia, Canada
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Acadia University

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(1 review)
  • Wolfville, Annapolis Valley, Nova Scotia, Canada

Algonquin College

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(2 reviews)
  • Ottawa, Ontario, Canada

Bishop's University

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(4 reviews)
  • Sherbrooke, Quebec, Canada

Brandon University

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  • Brandon, Manitoba, Canada

British Columbia Institute of Technology

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(10 reviews)
  • Burnaby (Main Campus), British Columbia, Canada

Brock University

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(4 reviews)
  • St. Catharines, Ontario, Canada

Capilano University

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(10 reviews)
  • North Vancouver, Sunshine Coast, British Columbia, Canada

Carleton University

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(14 reviews)
  • Ottawa, Ontario, Canada

Centennial College

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(4 reviews)
  • Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Concordia University

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(11 reviews)
  • Montreal, Quebec, Canada

Conestoga College

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(3 reviews)
  • Kitchener, Ontario, Canada

Dalhousie University

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(5 reviews)
  • Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada

Fanshawe College

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(3 reviews)
  • Various Locations, Southwestern Ontario, Canada

George Brown College

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(4 reviews)
  • Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Humber College

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(8 reviews)
  • Toronto / Orangeville, Ontario, Canada
Latest Reviews
Trent UniversityGreat university, your experience is what you make it- choose to be involved. cafeteria food was not good but I haven’t eaten it in a few years so could be better now. Grad studies is not always a priority because they invest a lot in maintaining a good undergrad reputation but my experience so far has been positive. Claim to be green and care about the environment but have also made decisions about building that have a negative impact. Parking system is strange but what school actually has good parking? 03-3-21 06:14 AM
Dax
Algonquin CollegeThroughout my course, I was able to gain experience from placement, mentorship and internship. There are one-year programs to four-year Bachelor's degree programs. My courses are theoretical but every semester, I had practical experiences. I feel very close to my peers and professors because the class size is much closer than in Universities. 02-3-21 11:00 AM
Amy
Simon Fraser UniversitySFU is a place where you can find your passion and join many varieties of clubs or social events. It is important for you to ask questions and find resources that SFU does not advertise some useful information out loud. Co-op is one of the important resources to build a professional connection and industrial experience into your resume, however, the costs and time can be significant. Explore as much as you can while still paying the tuition fee for health insurance and student clubs. It is up to you to decide if the money pays off at the end of your graduation. 28-2-21 02:52 PM
Amelia
Quest University CanadaI love Quest and would highly recommend it! I went at 16 and am abut to graduate at 20. It is a lot harder than a traditional university (it is like an undergrad for 2 years and then a grad program for the last 2) and all students are honours students (required to write a senior thesis). You must be passionate about learning and ready to put your all into the school. You will learn in classes of 20 students from profs who go by their first names. You will live on campus with all other students! 08-2-21 01:52 PM
Jane doe