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I got an BCC in my A-levels. I want to apply to Canada for universities in Media Studies. I’m applying to about 14 universities in Canada, most of which are in Ontario. Will any university take me?
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(Original post by SaraNadeem)
I got an BCC in my A-levels. I want to apply to Canada for universities in Media Studies. I’m applying to about 14 universities in Canada, most of which are in Ontario. Will any university take me?
I got an BCC in my A-levels. I want to apply to Canada for universities in Media Studies. I’m applying to about 14 universities in Canada, most of which are in Ontario. Will any university take me?
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(Original post by SaraNadeem)
I got an BCC in my A-levels. I want to apply to Canada for universities in Media Studies. I’m applying to about 14 universities in Canada, most of which are in Ontario. Will any university take me?
I got an BCC in my A-levels. I want to apply to Canada for universities in Media Studies. I’m applying to about 14 universities in Canada, most of which are in Ontario. Will any university take me?
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(Original post by zero_gravity)
Which ones are you applying to?
Which ones are you applying to?
-Waterloo
-York University
-Ryerson University
-University of McMaster
-Ontario Tech University
-OCAD
-Wilfrid Laurier University
-Brock University
-Trent University
-Humber University
-Sheridan University
-Algoma University
-Laurentian University
So, I feel like the first 6 universities are the more competitive to get in one and the last 6 may be a bit easier. What do you think are my chances according to my AS grades and considering that I’m going into Media Studies so I’m hoping this program won’t be that competitive to get into anyway. Do you think I can get in ?
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(Original post by SaraNadeem)
I’m applying to:
-Waterloo
-York University
-Ryerson University
-University of McMaster
-Ontario Tech University
-OCAD
-Wilfrid Laurier University
-Brock University
-Trent University
-Humber University
-Sheridan University
-Algoma University
-Laurentian University
So, I feel like the first 6 universities are the more competitive to get in one and the last 6 may be a bit easier. What do you think are my chances according to my AS grades and considering that I’m going into Media Studies so I’m hoping this program won’t be that competitive to get into anyway. Do you think I can get in ?
I’m applying to:
-Waterloo
-York University
-Ryerson University
-University of McMaster
-Ontario Tech University
-OCAD
-Wilfrid Laurier University
-Brock University
-Trent University
-Humber University
-Sheridan University
-Algoma University
-Laurentian University
So, I feel like the first 6 universities are the more competitive to get in one and the last 6 may be a bit easier. What do you think are my chances according to my AS grades and considering that I’m going into Media Studies so I’m hoping this program won’t be that competitive to get into anyway. Do you think I can get in ?
I'm not sure about Humber and Sheridan College, but I figure they are also good choices to consider. The other ones you've mentioned aren't necessarily that renowned for Media Studies, but they should provide a decent programme.
Colleges are generally easier to apply to, but I'm not sure if your grades would be sufficient enough to ensure entry. It's best that you contact them directly. As for journalism, it is a rather competitive programme, so you will need to improve your grades. For the other programmes, you should be able to get in, as they are not competitive.
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(Original post by zero_gravity)
You are probably better off studying at a college for Media Studies. OCAD is a great choice for this field. If you are looking into journalism, Ryerson is worth considering with their strong programme, as well as Carleton (I know it's not on your list, but you can do further research).
I'm not sure about Humber and Sheridan College, but I figure they are also good choices to consider. The other ones you've mentioned aren't necessarily that renowned for Media Studies, but they should provide a decent programme.
Colleges are generally easier to apply to, but I'm not sure if your grades would be sufficient enough to ensure entry. It's best that you contact them directly. As for journalism, it is a rather competitive programme, so you will need to improve your grades. For the other programmes, you should be able to get in, as they are not competitive.
You are probably better off studying at a college for Media Studies. OCAD is a great choice for this field. If you are looking into journalism, Ryerson is worth considering with their strong programme, as well as Carleton (I know it's not on your list, but you can do further research).
I'm not sure about Humber and Sheridan College, but I figure they are also good choices to consider. The other ones you've mentioned aren't necessarily that renowned for Media Studies, but they should provide a decent programme.
Colleges are generally easier to apply to, but I'm not sure if your grades would be sufficient enough to ensure entry. It's best that you contact them directly. As for journalism, it is a rather competitive programme, so you will need to improve your grades. For the other programmes, you should be able to get in, as they are not competitive.
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(Original post by SaraNadeem)
Hmm true Journalism would be tougher to get in. Thing is I’m not going into Journalism though. I’m going into Media Studies or Graphic Designing, so shouldn’t this field be relatively less competitive? Also, may I ask why you’re not sure about Humber and Sheridan? Do you mean it’s because you haven’t heard of them or do you mean that they’re not that good? Thing is I had to spread out my university list so that it contains some universities which may be easier to get in.
Hmm true Journalism would be tougher to get in. Thing is I’m not going into Journalism though. I’m going into Media Studies or Graphic Designing, so shouldn’t this field be relatively less competitive? Also, may I ask why you’re not sure about Humber and Sheridan? Do you mean it’s because you haven’t heard of them or do you mean that they’re not that good? Thing is I had to spread out my university list so that it contains some universities which may be easier to get in.
Humber and Sheridan are good colleges, but I'm not sure whether they have a good programme for media studies. However, if you are talking about graphic design, I know that Sheridan has a great programme. In fact, one of the alumni in their animation programme won an Oscar for her Pixar short film.
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