does anyone out there know a very good method of determining where (what uni) are your best chances of being admitted and where it´s a far fetched reach? Say, for instance, you want to get into a natural science MSc but wanna spread your applications to optimize your chances...
I know the ranking, per subject, of the website US News Ranking, but I find it insufficient. I try to take note of the enrollment of each uni, to have an idea of its size... Then, I thought, I'll check NSERC funding per university and divide by the enrollment. Now I have a rank of NSERC funding per capita...
Still I feel there's probably a better way.
(talking about Canada (that is, Canadian universities))
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Joe VL
Hello comrades,
does anyone out there know a very good method of determining where (what uni) are your best chances of being admitted and where it´s a far fetched reach? Say, for instance, you want to get into a natural science MSc but wanna spread your applications to optimize your chances...
I know the ranking, per subject, of the website US News Ranking, but I find it insufficient. I try to take note of the enrollment of each uni, to have an idea of its size... Then, I thought, I'll check NSERC funding per university and divide by the enrollment. Now I have a rank of NSERC funding per capita...
Still I feel there's probably a better way.
(talking about Canada (that is, Canadian universities))
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