Legacy23
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Hi, Yes I did! I am still deciding between ISD and KMIM as of now. I've done a fair amount of research regarding Mcgill's MI course vs UofT's before finally picking one, and I would definitely suggest you to choose UofT.
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University of Toronto - Graduate Housing Options
Legacy23 replied to canteaus's topic in Officially Grads
Hey wheatGrass, would you know of any decent apartments/residences in these areas for around 800$ ? I've tried looking it up on kjiji and craiglist.ca but haven't had much luck yet as most of the apartments are close to 1200$, if not more. -
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Are there any scholarships/awards that international students can apply to, at this moment?
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Does anyone know if 2 concentrations (ISD and KMIM) would be too hard to squeeze in along with co-op? Or is it do-able?
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@frannyt @Taylorski @M.gooseberry Ah alright, makes sense. Thanks yet again for all the information. What would this forum be like without you guys! haha
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@Taylorski I am coming from India. What about you?
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@Spzr Thanks for the information. I was speaking with an alumni of UofT MI program and he mentioned the same thing. However, even he wasn't sure if everyone gets to choose the co-op option since there are multiple interviews and stuff.
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Yep, I found some really great apartments on toronto's off campus housing website. But again, I guess it's just too early to look for an apartment right now as most of the postings are for subletting in summer. However, I did find fully-furnished apartments for around 850-900$ per room. Some of the landlords have agreed to put me on a priority list. Will probably check again with them in june.
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Oh you mean it wasn't promoted that much or only 30 students get to go for a co-op? Also, if suppose you take the 8 months co-op option, do you have to pay 1200$(co-op fees) PLUS the tuition for that term? Does anyone know anything about this?
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Which area are you looking at ? 2 bhk for 1000$ is a really good deal!
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@frannyt Thanks! How good is the MI co-op program anyway? I heard the best co-op program in Canada is that of Waterloo.
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@Nick.lb Downtown, toronto is ridiculously expensive. The residences affiliated with toronto - parkside and campusone are really great but around 1400$-1600$ per month. There are plenty of condos and semi-furnished/furnished apartment about 20 mins walk to campus for around 700-900$ . As frannyt and spzr mentioned earlier, if we look for an apartment further away and not just in downtown, we might be able to find a good deal.
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@Spzr @Taylorski @Supratim Chakraborty Oh I guess it IS too early to start for me then. I'd be moving to Toronto in August. Should probably start house-hunting some time in June? I was just worried cause alot of residences around UofT have already started filling up pretty quickly.
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Thank you so much! Also, did they discuss about co-op and career options/procedure in the meet & greet event ?
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Does anyone want to share a 2/3bhk apartment ? @frannyt @Spzr did you guys find any decent apartments near UofT? I have been trying to look around , but haven't had much luck as yet.