Hi,
I'm in a similar boat. I graduate next summer (I need to take 2 summer courses unfortunately next year).
I've heard good things about Ryerson and good things about Carelton (specifically if you want to work for the federal gov). It seems that U of T is quite expensive and not necessarily the best program. I think what I had seen was that they don't have the greatest internship opportunities which for me is a deal-breaker. Hope this is helpful to you at least a little bit.
I actually have a question myself for anyone willing to answer. If I graduate next summer, when should I be applying? Should I wait to apply until next fall (aka I'd start in the winter semester) or should I apply in february to start next fall?
I'm guessing I would need to wait, but it would be great to not have to take a break. I'm applying to Concordia, Mcgill and probably Ryerson. Hoping to stay in Montreal. Last year was my second to last year and I made Dean's list with a 3.91 AGPA, but due to illness, the years beforehand weren't great leaving me with a 3.2 CGPA. I have the year to bring it up, and I'm positive my last 2 years (L2) will be quite good if I continue working as hard as I have been. If I were to apply in feb for next fall, would they wait until they saw my Winter semester grades before making a decision?
Sorry if these are dumb questions, I'm just confused and unfortunately my uni/program advisor isn't great at answering my questions. Wondering how you guys went about it.
Thanks in advance!