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I considered it but It was too late, having an international degree meant that I had to take the Biology GRE, and didnñt have enough time to study for it, and if I try now I would have to wait another year to go to grad school. Anyone has advice on northwestern?

One of my undergrad teachers told me "never to pay for grad school", so that is way I'm a bit hesitant about Mcgill also the weather since I'm from a warm country (its 86 F right now!) and I was also attracted to northwestern due to the programs and institutes related to renewable energy and sustainability, and maybe work opportunities in the US. But Canada has a growing field of research into carbon sequestration using algae which is one of my research interests. Any other advise?

Hello Everyone, I was recently accepted into the schools mentioned above, can anyone at those universities tell me a bit about them so I can make up my mind? For the main difference is the price: Mcgill: $23000, could pay it with help from my parents. Northwestern: $76000, would have to ask for government help and afterwards come back to my country and work for twice the program duration. Any words of advice will be greatly appreciated.