<p>I am a Canadian student from BC, so either way I will be living on campus. I feel like these 3 universities all offer very different things (eg: in Toronto there's the city life, at Waterloo there are co-op opportunities, at Mcgill I can sharpen my French, etc) </p>
<p>And as much as I value the rigor and the repuation of the program, school spirit and EC's are also very important to me so I am really torn between the 3 right now...</p>
<p>Can someone who's making a similiar decison help me out?</p>
<p>I would be looking at the programs for McGill and Toronto if I were you. Waterloo business? is that right? most people think of them for engineering and computer science. Also, U of T scar campus offers co-op. As a St. George student that option may be open to you. But double check, don’t quote me on this. And if you are just going to Mcgill to sharpen your french, I would choose Toronto. consider taking french classes at U of T and joining the french club. That will sharpen your french.</p>
<p>thanks for the information!
i think i will go to rotman and try it out </p>
<p>since im not counting on getting off the wharton waitlist anytime soon…</p>
<p>can we send deposits for BOTH mcgill and toronto?</p>
<p>neonblue, yeah you can send deposits for both if you want.</p>
<p>rotman commerce is HARD, that’s all i have to say. but it is the best in canada…</p>
<p>^^I would not go as far as saying Rotman Commerce is the best in Canada, I mean it’s good, but not even considered one of the big 3. I’d say QC is the best, then Ivey>Schulich, then Rotman=Laurier, then everything else.</p>
<p>QC = Ivey
then Schulich</p>
<p>however, i know people that have been accepted at ivey that were rejected by QC and Schulich</p>
<p>The OP has probably moved on…</p>
<p>flyboy and Nerdmobiledriver are both right on this.</p>