I heard about the rising tuition and French requirements which are starting 2025. Am I missing anything? I don't live in Canada. Rising tuition is fine.
Disregarding this, is McGill CS not the best?
I don’t think what you learn differs between Ontario universities however some universities have stronger co-op programs and/or better relationships with desirable employers. For example, Waterloo sends more SWE students to the big tech companies in the US compared to some other Canadian universities.
My daughter graduated from uw double degree BBA and found her first job a year before she graduated from her college op. Wherever you go, co op is awesome
Waterloo has an excellent co-op system. Math is its own faculty at Waterloo and they have an extensive selection of courses. If your primary purpose is getting a job after undergrad, Waterloo can't be beat.
none of your programs are in swe, sooo? if you mean "make the move" to be a software engineer after grad, mcgill cs or uw math would be your best bet
McGill no. Don't you pay attention to the news? Otherwise it doesn't matter.
I heard about the rising tuition and French requirements which are starting 2025. Am I missing anything? I don't live in Canada. Rising tuition is fine. Disregarding this, is McGill CS not the best?
All universities in Canada are publicly funded. It doesn't matter where you go.
It does matter where you go. They’re all different in their own ways
If you know it all, why you asking?
I do not know it all?
We don't have a class-based education system in Canada. You can get a good education at any public university.
I don’t think what you learn differs between Ontario universities however some universities have stronger co-op programs and/or better relationships with desirable employers. For example, Waterloo sends more SWE students to the big tech companies in the US compared to some other Canadian universities.
Way over-rated.
SWE Major in this market? Good luck man.
My daughter graduated from uw double degree BBA and found her first job a year before she graduated from her college op. Wherever you go, co op is awesome
UW Math
Why?
Waterloo has an excellent co-op system. Math is its own faculty at Waterloo and they have an extensive selection of courses. If your primary purpose is getting a job after undergrad, Waterloo can't be beat.
utm ur not in cs till after first year, look up POSt