Finally we see a more positive headline about Canadian universities. But obviously you still can’t make an important decision as which university is right for you based on a few adjectives. Also, bear in mind that these descriptions are subjective. For example, what the newspaper considers “Urban and Hip” may not be your definition of urban and hip.
There are so many factors to consider that I recommend you make a list of what’s important to you and rank the items on the list. Here are a few factors to consider (in no particular order):
· Admissibility (admission averages, minimum grades, pre-requisites, etc.)
· Location
· Size of university
· Class size
· Student/Faculty ratio
· Ranking of university
· Reputation of university
· Reputation of faculty
· Faculty awards
· University research dollars
· Reputation of program
· Quality of students
· Campus life
· Facilities
· Career services
· Alumni network
· Support services
· Cost
· Scholarships and other financial aid
· Residence options
· Athletic and recreational facilities
· Varsity sports
· Intramural sports
· Graduation rates
· Retention rates
· Male/female ratio
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