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Originally Posted by Kelnoz
From the McGill website:
In that sense, McGill works like an Ontario university, which might credit you a year for your CÉGEP classes.
Traditionally, it's true that Québec bachelors are 3 years, but there's been coursework inflation in certain sectors. Engineering and teaching are both 4 year bachelors (which does mean that Québec students in those programs end up doing an extra year overall).
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Engineering has coop, hence the extra year. It's 5 years in Ontario. I would assume teaching is simmilar?
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Originally Posted by harls
My brother was 17 when he started his engineering degree at the University of Manitoba. His birthday was in December.
He couldn't even go to the university bar for the first couple of months. 
Same thing happened to me at Carleton, I had just turned 18 a month before starting classes and couldn't *legally* go to a bar in Ottawa.
Hull on the other hand... |
Maybe Hull is the reason Ottawa Universities are so popular for out of town students.