different universitys for computer related courses

[Tony]

manwinder @ Tue Nov 15, 2011 7:36 pm wrote:

it just seems easier to type that way, or type in slang, most people understand it

Perhaps in non-University-bound social circles. If you subscribe to the idea that your intelligence tends towards the average of your social circle, then you are in trouble. This is one of the advantages of going to more "prestigious" Universities. Everything else aside, at the very least you might end up in better company that will pull you up to their level (conversely, it's extra challenging to study well at "party schools").

[manwinder]

i am applying today or tomorrow, the courses and universities i am applying to are the following:

TAD- UofT(University of toronto)

YSG- York

UFA- Wilfrid Laurier

WCS- Waterloo

QD-Queens

MCC- Mcmaster

GCT-Guelph

ok out of these which would be the best, if i were to get excepted to all of these universities except for waterloo, where should i go, would it be toronto, and if toronto and waterloo don't except then what should i choose, i am just asking to be sure, and also waterloo asks for mid 80's, last year i had an average between 80-85, will they look at that, this year it will be probably between 85-90

[manwinder]

also it it the top 6 u or m courses including english or just the top 6

[crossley7]

top 6 including all courses that are required to apply. So for comp sci that will be English, Calculus, Advanced Functions and 3 others in most cases

[manwinder]

what if i were to get excepted to all of these universities except for waterloo, where should i go, would it be toronto, and if toronto and waterloo don't except then what should i choose

[rovingpirate]

Speaking from experience, you will get destroyed at UofT in your first year with those English skills. Ironic how you used "except" instead of "accept", haha. By no stretch am I saying that I have good grammar, but its not too bad and I still got hammered on writing questions during first year.

[manwinder]

what you mean writing questions. what type of questions are their, was it hard for u