diggi

Thanks for the advice. Tbh I haven't thought too much on that. Since I am not eligible for UofT and Queens that only leaves me with Ryerson and York in Toronto.

International students

I am not sure but what I have heard is that the provincial governments are more likely to hire than the federal government. That's why I am giving a preference to waterloo rather than carleton.

Thanks for your reply and sorry for the incomplete post. 1. I have a 7.8 CGPA in the last two years of my law school. Besides this I have 1 year of experience in practicing law. 2. I want to switch my career and move to Canada. So I identified MPA/MPPA for my masters as the curriculum is interesting and relatable to me. 3. I am looking for universities that provide good co-op opportunities for international students with the provincial government. I prefer Ontario since I have friends living there and so I have short listed Waterloo and Ryerson.

Hii everyone. I am an international student looking to apply for MPA for the 2023-2024 term. I have a 7.6/10 CGPA. My current college list is Carleton, Waterloo, Ryerson and Carlgary. I am not eligible to Ottawa, Toronto, Queens since they need a GRE/GMAT. Are there any other universities I should look to apply since I am not confident in my GPA. Besides I have 1 year experience though it is of civil litigation. Any suggestions would be helpful. Thanks Diggi.

Hii everyone. I am an international student looking to apply for MPA for the 2023-2024 term. I have a 7.6/10 CGPA. My current college list is Carleton, Waterloo and Carlgary. I am not eligible to Ottawa, Toronto, Queens since they need a GRE/GMAT. Are there any other universities I should look to apply since I am not confident in my GPA. Besides I have 1 year experience though it is of civil litigation. Any suggestions would be helpful. Thanks Diggi.