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I forgot to mention one of my more important points....PRICE!!!!
You can enter a program at Queen's for about $4800 for tuition and they are still so well known about the world.
UofT is about $7000+ and Waterloo $8000+. And that's just for tuition.
Also, UofT says their admission grades is about mid70s while Waterloo makes individual selection from about mid and upper80s.
I hope I was helpful.Jinxx 11 Jul 2008, 09:53 - Report
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