Canadian undergraduate-focused universities

[shawbridge]

<p>How do the undergraduate focused Canadian universities do in placing kids in grad school or med school in Canada? In particular, I'm thinking about Mount Allison and Acadia. </p>

<p>How about in the US? Few Canadian university universities other than McGill, U of T, UBC and Western in business probably ring the recognition meter generally in the US, so kids applying from schools like Mount Allison or Acadia would probably get "Where?" responses to their schools in the US. How hard is it for kids form those schools to get in to US grad or med schools?</p>

<p>What are the reputations of Mount Allison and Acadia among Canadians?</p>

[Mustafah78]

<p>From Wikipedia:

It has been ranked first or second in the country for the last 19 years by Maclean’s magazine (in the category of “primarily undergraduate” universities) and given top ratings in Maclean’s annual alumni survey.

and…

Over the years, Mount Allison graduates have been awarded a total of 48 Rhodes Scholarships, more than any other liberal arts university in North America.

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<p>Basically, a Mount Allison student can do whatever she wants upon graduating, provided her undergraduate record is good enough.</p>