masterapplicant030

Yes, me too! ?

Hey guys, did any one receive the funding info from UofT yet?

Thank you so much for the detailed reply. This really puts things into perspective. I definitely have no plans of going to the US, but working elsewhere in an international capacity could be an option sometime in the future. So there are definitely many different factors that need to be considered here.

Thank you, this is some great information that I was actually looking for. In addition to this, I guess I am interested in people's opinions/experience between the UofT and Ryerson's MPP/MPPA programs. Which would you chose based off of the value you get out of the degree (job market prospects), return on investment (based on the cost of tuition; UofT is obviously substantially more). If you were in the position of deciding between the two programs and the only deciding factors are the job prospects and the value of the degree, which would you chose and why?

Hello, I am currently finishing up my Political Science degree with a minor in Public Administration. I have a good GPA, and am focused on going to law school (my passion). My choices for that come down to the JD programs at Osgoode and U of T. BUT, like all things, nothing is guaranteed, so I also want to apply to a few Master's program in the unfortunate event that I do not get admitted to law school. I am torn over which programs to choose from, but based on my research, it comes down to: 1. MPP Program at U of T 2. MPPA at Ryerson 3. MPS at Waterloo I was also looking at certain programs at McMaster University, but nothing stands out in Public Administration/Public Policy. What do you guys think of these choices? I live in the Toronto area, so if there are any other program recommendations you can make, it would be great.