HELp deadline approchingwaterloo vs Mcgill

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The discussion centers on the decision between three academic programs: Civil Engineering at the University of Waterloo (co-op), Material Engineering at McGill University (co-op), and Aviation Management at Western University (non-flight). Participants express concerns about job prospects in Aviation Management and emphasize the importance of international co-op opportunities. The University of Waterloo is noted for its strong engineering and computer science programs, despite perceptions of a less vibrant campus life.

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  • Understanding of co-op programs in Canadian universities
  • Familiarity with engineering disciplines, particularly Civil and Material Engineering
  • Knowledge of Aviation Management career paths
  • Awareness of university culture and student life in Canada
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  • Research job opportunities for graduates of Aviation Management programs
  • Explore international co-op programs available at the University of Waterloo
  • Investigate the curriculum and career outcomes for Material Engineering at McGill
  • Assess student life and extracurricular activities at Western University
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Prospective students evaluating engineering and management programs, academic advisors, and anyone interested in co-op opportunities in Canadian universities.

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I m deciding on wt program i should attend to next year and i have narrowed down to 2 1/2 program.

Civil engineering at U of Waterloo (co-op)
vs
Material engineering at Mcgill (co-op)
vs
aviation management at Western Ontario (non-flight)

First of all, I have no idea wt kind of jobs will aviation management get me to. Also, I really hope to have an international experience, meaning international co-op, not just around North America but the rest of the world. So, if any of u can answer some of these questions or heard about the program, please help.
 
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Waterloo is supposedly really boring, but the engineering and comp sci programs are supposed to be really good.

I went to Western for math and I think it is a good school. The labs are pretty relaxed and programs are easy to get into if you are willing to put in the work. The city is also lively.

I have no clue about McGill. PM me if you have any more questions
 

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