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Thank you for all of these suggestions, I actually realized that's it too late for the university of sherbrooke. But I did send an admission to memorial university or Simon fraser. I am thinking about the French side too, most universities are still open, but I am not sure about their reputation...

Any last thoughts before I make the final decision?

Thanks for the replies. First of all, the reason I chose Canada imstead of France or Germany is the fact that I studied medicine for a year here, and I have done my research and realized that they might care about that, and Canadian universities probably won't (my high school final exam was...

Yes, I meant the university of Waterloo, and it is expensive for an international student, it costs somewhere between 31 and 32000$ a year for tuition. And yes that is the biggest issue, I can probably do with a very basic lifestyle. I am not sure if getting a scholarship is possible, or of it...

Hey guys, I was wondering what are some good and affordable universities in Canada that have good physics faculties (my goal is to go to theoretical physics in Grad school.) I have so far looked at the Memorial university, and Concordia, what do you think? And what are the chances of getting to...

Even if it's medicine? and by the way, what's the admission rate? and do they take your grades in these semesters into consideration?

Congratulations. I just have a question, do they require the studienkolleg from you (because my country's high school leaving certificate is not equivalent to the abitur) And I also studied a year in medecine? but took a year off

I am genuinely interested Physics and Math and computer science, I have always been and I want to learn all three. And I want to go to a grad school as a physics student, my goal is to do research, although I understand this is not easy, but I want to take this path anyways. Now the problem is...

Can I as a physics major take computer science classes?

I don't understand how undergrad students do research? Is this the same in Germany? and what about a double major?

Is a triple major in math, physics and computer science possible? Can someone manage to get a height GPA while triple majoring? One that can get you admitted to MIT or Caltech? And what do these universities look for in a student? What do you need to have to get accepted?

You can study medicine for free in a lot of different countries, like France and Germany. So let's forget about debt. But PhD students still get paid, I don't think this is the same case for medical students. On average it usually take 3 years to get a Bachelor degree and 2 years to get a...

What are the differences and the similarities in your opinion? Pros and cons .. go go goo

How about germany? What if I do my undergrad in Germany in a university ranked 13th in physics, I will be probably be 23 or 24 when I apply for grad school, I may want to go to the UK or the US, will age effect my chances of gettig into a top tier school? Can I skip masters?

Now that I looked it up, I realized it is wrong, I assumed that based on research I have done about Nobel prize winners. But doesn't that actually mean there's a correlation? the people that are doing really good are the people that are graduating young ( or it may be that the reason they are...