McGill Talks: The Question Over 50% of Harvard Students Get Wrong 

Yeah.

wha what

@@AK-qs8tr The equation x + (x + 1) = 1.10. The x represents the five cents and the (x + 1) is five cents plus 1 since it is 1 dollar greater.

Eagle 367 what is the Harvard of Canada now

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Why

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cringe for what? lol

Lyrics ByC that is quite rude

I'm guessing you didn't get into mcgill

@1 007 Facts don't care about your feelings

MyGdoggy UofT is easier to get into than McGill, for most programs (especially good programs). Usually it is much easier (5% lower minimum grade average). More goes into an application than just grades but if you are below the minimum you don't have any chance at all. Life sciences McGill: 93% minimum UofT: low to mid 80s Commerce/Business: McGill: 94.5% UofT: mid to high 80s Social sciences: McGill: 92% UofT: low to mid 80s Physical science / Math: McGill: 91.5% UofT: low to mid 80s Arts/Humanities: McGill: 86.5% UofT: low to mid 80s Computer science; McGill: 91.5% UofT: low 90s Engineering: McGill: 90-95.5% depending on field UofT: mid 80s to low 90s depending on field All this info is from: Www.artsci.utoronto.ca/futurestudents/admissions/guidance/grades Www.mcgill.ca/applying/requirements/minima/on Discover.engineering.utoronto.ca/apply/admissions-FAQ/

He’s right, University of Toronto is now the best university in Canada! If you refer to the palmares.

McGill is far better. It is much harder to get accepted, and there undergrad programs are better. The reason U of T is ranked so high is because it's research and postgrad: there undergrad is above average, whereas McGill is world class. Also McGill's name is far more prestigious. SO, yes McGill is the better school. hopefully I get in next year to Arts!