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Please help with Canadian MArch decision !
Hello, so I'm in quite the dilemma.... I got accepted into Carleton with a full ride but just found out I got into McGill but without funding. All in all the costs between the two wouldn't end up being too significantly different since McGill is only 2 years. I feel so honored to have been accepted by McGill but the funding from Carleton is too good to pass up. Here's are some pros and cons of each:
Carleton:
pros
cons:
McGill:
pros
cons:
I'd love to get an outsiders opinion! Especially from someone who's attended one of the schools. I'm at a crossroads....HELP
McGill. All the way Canadian tuition is dirt cheap anyways
Carleton is but a shell of what it used to be.
I turned down a full ride at Carleton 15y ago.
NS - You ungrateful Canadian! I suppose you also turn down free healthcare and buckets of Loonies as well. ;P
Seriously now - Flinnjeffery - I'd listen to Non Sequitur.
When you did your research on both programs, what one spoke to you more in terms of faculty and design direction? I think that and money should be your driving decision, prestige only gets you so far. Yes Canadian schools are cheaper than US ones by a lot but being around 40k in debt is still a significant amount.
Also contact some alumni from both schools, that would be better to understand their real differences in detail.
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