euges429

Well, I'm from Toronto. Obviously, the best school in the city, if not the country, is UofT. Ryerson has and will always be a community-college-type school. It's trying to grow into a "research-intensive" university, but it really isn't.

I've studied in the States, let me try to make an analogy: Consider, San Francisco. You have Berkeley or Stanford, and choose a community college. That would be the comparison.

Ryerson is nowhere near the top 20 of all Canadian schools (and we're a small country). Even the University of Prince Edward Island is more regarded.

I'm seriously not trying to put anyone down, but Ryerson is a terrible terrible school, for both undergrad, and their few graduate programs. Any Torontonian and Canadian will tell you that.

Well, I'm from Toronto. Obviously, the best school in the city, if not the country, is UofT. Ryerson has and will always be a community-college-type school. It's trying to grow into a "research-intensive" university, but it really isn't.

I've studied in the States, let me try to make an analogy: Consider, San Francisco. You have Berkeley or Stanford, and choose a community college. That would be the comparison.

Ryerson is nowhere near the top 20 of all Canadian schools (and we're a small country). Even the University of Prince Edward Island is more regarded.

I'm seriously not trying to put anyone down, but Ryerson is a terrible terrible school, for both undergrad, and their few graduate programs. Any Torontonian and Canadian will tell you that.