University of Manitoba is ranked 351 according to Times Higher Edication and UofT is ranked 19th.
After completing BSc I want to apply to any Canadian Medical School or I may apply to any US Medical School for MD.
So which is better BSc. In Biochemistry from UManitoba or BSc. In Biology from UToronto?
It seems like Biochem is a better major than Biology.
For going to med school it may not make a difference what you major in. Just do well in your classes and smoke the MCAT.
However, for getting a job straight out of college, a general biology degree is much less marketable than a biochemistry degree, but the University of Toronto is much better respected. So I’m not sure if there is a clear answer.
Other than applying to Med School, is it better to have a Major in Biochemistry from UniManitoba or a Major in Biology from UniToronto?
So basically its like "Biochem major from lower rank university UofM(Rank:351st) vs Biology major from High rank University UofT(Rank:19th)
So in this scenerio which is a better option and which has vast career opportunities?
When you apply for university, you don’t apply for biochemistry or biology. You apply for life science (at U of T anyway) Once admitted, you can choose either biology or biochemistry at either university.
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