Top Canadian Universities Canadian Universities Forum   FAQ  Search  Memberlist  Usergroups Register   Profile  Log in to check your private messages  Log in Top 5 Physics university ranking in canada Goto page Previous  1, 2, 3  Next          Top Canadian Universities Forum Index -> Canadian University Rankings View previous topic :: View next topic   Author Message guestest Guest Posted: Fri Nov 13, 2009 5:36 pm    Post subject: u of t is better Yes U of T may not require really hight averages to get in, but thats because only St. George has like 55 thousand undergrads. We accept a lot of people to FCUK them over, to motherfuck them. But then, once you're in, the program is very competitive, great professors, great resources, etc etc. those who get in with low averages are delusional and are guaranteed to die at u of t. Back to top Guest Posted: Sat Nov 14, 2009 3:12 pm    Post subject: This forum is a joke. I really don't why I keep hoping for better each time I come here. It really is dead....what a moron I am. Back to top Guest Posted: Sat Nov 14, 2009 4:56 pm    Post subject: Anonymous wrote: This forum is a joke. I really don't why I keep hoping for better each time I come here. It really is dead....what a moron I am. Life's a joke buddy. This place is a microcosm of the planet. Back to top Guest Posted: Wed Nov 25, 2009 3:38 am    Post subject: alright, im a first year queens student whos considering astrophysics as my major. All i can say about Queens is, the courses are pretty fcking HARD!!! Back to top Guest Posted: Wed Nov 25, 2009 2:42 pm    Post subject: Everyone's opinion is shiet, and the best Physics program is at Ryerson. Back to top Guest Posted: Thu Nov 26, 2009 11:51 pm    Post subject: UofT. Whoever said McGill is retarded. Back to top Guest Posted: Thu Mar 18, 2010 11:38 am    Post subject: top five physics school ??? woooow canadian knows any physics ??? i thought they are stupid and lazy and all they know is party and sex Back to top Guest Posted: Fri Apr 09, 2010 10:24 pm    Post subject: As a UOIT student myself, I would say UOIT is the best because it's the MIT in canada. actually it's slightly better than MIT.... Back to top Guest Posted: Tue Apr 13, 2010 12:57 pm    Post subject: Anonymous wrote: 2-Waterloo HAHAHA! I am in Waterloo's Science and Aviation. It's ridiculously good. It can't possibly be number 2. Back to top Guest Posted: Thu Apr 15, 2010 7:06 pm    Post subject: Anonymous wrote: Anonymous wrote: 2-Waterloo HAHAHA! I am in Waterloo's Science and Aviation. It's ridiculously good. It can't possibly be number 2. ignorant nerd...since when is waterloo good at physics..actually canadian sucks at physics...we indian rock!! Back to top Guest Posted: Thu Apr 15, 2010 11:04 pm    Post subject: Anonymous wrote: Anonymous wrote: Anonymous wrote: 2-Waterloo HAHAHA! I am in Waterloo's Science and Aviation. It's ridiculously good. It can't possibly be number 2. ignorant nerd...since when is waterloo good at physics..actually canadian sucks at physics...we indian rock!! आप सभी या तो कनाडा या मंद बंदर .. हम भारतीय हैं आप सब पर हावी. Back to top Guest !@! Guest Posted: Fri Jun 11, 2010 6:03 pm    Post subject: WTF Anonymous wrote: Anonymous wrote: Last night I tripped over a homeless McGill grad... he bemoaned "IF ONLY I HAD GONE TO UOFT"... do you want to be that homeless man? do you want to turn down u of t and be homeless? do you?!?! This is funny. Was that in your dreams? Anyways, McGill is #1. That's for sure. You need like a 95 to get in McGill whereas an 80 will be enough for UofT. You will be taught by famous profss at McGill, whereas yhou will be taught by McGill rejected TAs at UofT. Ur comment proves you know nothing about universities in Canada. How can you possibly know that TAs at u of t are rejected? One: u of t is the top in Canada and everyone knows that. McGill is still a very good university, but everyone knows, OVERALL, the university of toronto is better. Two: U of T physics does accept people with 80s because they can accept a lot of people, they have space. If they limit it to a high mark (and oh 95 is a LIE no university requiresz a 95 FOR ANY program) then they will have not enough students to fill the spots. Three: Everyone kknows that demand and competition at u of t is VERY ihgh because of the large number of people (similar to asian countries). Dont put down universities mindlessly due to previous loyalties. Back to top Guest Posted: Sat Jun 12, 2010 11:22 am    Post subject: Re: WTF Guest !@! wrote: Anonymous wrote: Anonymous wrote: Last night I tripped over a homeless McGill grad... he bemoaned "IF ONLY I HAD GONE TO UOFT"... do you want to be that homeless man? do you want to turn down u of t and be homeless? do you?!?! This is funny. Was that in your dreams? Anyways, McGill is #1. That's for sure. You need like a 95 to get in McGill whereas an 80 will be enough for UofT. You will be taught by famous profss at McGill, whereas yhou will be taught by McGill rejected TAs at UofT. Ur comment proves you know nothing about universities in Canada. How can you possibly know that TAs at u of t are rejected? One: u of t is the top in Canada and everyone knows that. McGill is still a very good university, but everyone knows, OVERALL, the university of toronto is better. Two: U of T physics does accept people with 80s because they can accept a lot of people, they have space. If they limit it to a high mark (and oh 95 is a LIE no university requiresz a 95 FOR ANY program) then they will have not enough students to fill the spots. Three: Everyone kknows that demand and competition at u of t is VERY ihgh because of the large number of people (similar to asian countries). Dont put down universities mindlessly due to previous loyalties. McGill and UofT are about equal overall. UofT accepts people with low averages because they have a lot of space like you said then all the losers drop out, so UofT gets free money. Also, McMaster Health Sci (NOT LIFE SCI) is about 95. I've seen people with higher get declined since they don't only look at marks for this program, it's the most competitive in Canada. Next to that, theres McGill life sci and UBC life sci which is about 92-93 to get in (it increased a couple % this last cycle). Oh, Queen's commerce is pretty competitive too, need a 90+ average, really good essays, some ECs... Back to top Guest Posted: Sat Jun 19, 2010 10:50 pm    Post subject: Re: WTF Anonymous wrote: Guest !@! wrote: Anonymous wrote: Anonymous wrote: Last night I tripped over a homeless McGill grad... he bemoaned "IF ONLY I HAD GONE TO UOFT"... do you want to be that homeless man? do you want to turn down u of t and be homeless? do you?!?! This is funny. Was that in your dreams? Anyways, McGill is #1. That's for sure. You need like a 95 to get in McGill whereas an 80 will be enough for UofT. You will be taught by famous profss at McGill, whereas yhou will be taught by McGill rejected TAs at UofT. Ur comment proves you know nothing about universities in Canada. How can you possibly know that TAs at u of t are rejected? One: u of t is the top in Canada and everyone knows that. McGill is still a very good university, but everyone knows, OVERALL, the university of toronto is better. Two: U of T physics does accept people with 80s because they can accept a lot of people, they have space. If they limit it to a high mark (and oh 95 is a LIE no university requiresz a 95 FOR ANY program) then they will have not enough students to fill the spots. Three: Everyone kknows that demand and competition at u of t is VERY ihgh because of the large number of people (similar to asian countries). Dont put down universities mindlessly due to previous loyalties. McGill and UofT are about equal overall. UofT accepts people with low averages because they have a lot of space like you said then all the losers drop out, so UofT gets free money. Also, McMaster Health Sci (NOT LIFE SCI) is about 95. I've seen people with higher get declined since they don't only look at marks for this program, it's the most competitive in Canada. Next to that, theres McGill life sci and UBC life sci which is about 92-93 to get in (it increased a couple % this last cycle). Oh, Queen's commerce is pretty competitive too, need a 90+ average, really good essays, some ECs... DON"T even mention Mcloser ok? They are for ****ing retarded stupid. Back to top Guest Posted: Sat Jun 19, 2010 10:51 pm    Post subject: Re: WTF Anonymous wrote: Anonymous wrote: Guest !@! wrote: Anonymous wrote: Anonymous wrote: Last night I tripped over a homeless McGill grad... he bemoaned "IF ONLY I HAD GONE TO UOFT"... do you want to be that homeless man? do you want to turn down u of t and be homeless? do you?!?! This is funny. Was that in your dreams? Anyways, McGill is #1. That's for sure. You need like a 95 to get in McGill whereas an 80 will be enough for UofT. You will be taught by famous profss at McGill, whereas yhou will be taught by McGill rejected TAs at UofT. Ur comment proves you know nothing about universities in Canada. How can you possibly know that TAs at u of t are rejected? One: u of t is the top in Canada and everyone knows that. McGill is still a very good university, but everyone knows, OVERALL, the university of toronto is better. Two: U of T physics does accept people with 80s because they can accept a lot of people, they have space. If they limit it to a high mark (and oh 95 is a LIE no university requiresz a 95 FOR ANY program) then they will have not enough students to fill the spots. Three: Everyone kknows that demand and competition at u of t is VERY ihgh because of the large number of people (similar to asian countries). Dont put down universities mindlessly due to previous loyalties. McGill and UofT are about equal overall. UofT accepts people with low averages because they have a lot of space like you said then all the losers drop out, so UofT gets free money. Also, McMaster Health Sci (NOT LIFE SCI) is about 95. I've seen people with higher get declined since they don't only look at marks for this program, it's the most competitive in Canada. Next to that, theres McGill life sci and UBC life sci which is about 92-93 to get in (it increased a couple % this last cycle). Oh, Queen's commerce is pretty competitive too, need a 90+ average, really good essays, some ECs... DON"T even mention Mcloser ok? They are for ****ing retarded stupid. just to clarify..mcloser means mcmaster Back to top Display posts from previous: All Posts1 Day7 Days2 Weeks1 Month3 Months6 Months1 Year Oldest FirstNewest First         Top Canadian Universities Forum Index -> Canadian University Rankings All times are GMT - 4 Hours Goto page Previous  1, 2, 3  Next Page 2 of 3     Jump to: Select a forum MAIN FORUM:----------------Canadian Universities Forum OTHER FORUMS:----------------Canadian University RankingsOff-Topic Forum  You cannot post new topics in this forum You can reply to topics in this forum You cannot edit your posts in this forum You cannot delete your posts in this forum You cannot vote in polls in this forum