Physics program, Ryerson or York?

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The discussion centers on the comparison between the physics programs at York University and Ryerson University. Participants recommend York University for its larger faculty and more comprehensive physics offerings, despite acknowledging that Ryerson has a medical physics program. Concerns about campus safety and the overall reputation of the institutions are also noted, with York being favored for its educational quality in physics. Ultimately, the consensus suggests that York University is the better choice for prospective physics students.

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I'm currently in a predicament where I'm not sure what school i should accept for physics.

I've been accepted to both York U and Ryerson, and am waiting (hopefully) for my UofT acceptance. But as i am now, if i were to pick from either York U or Ryerson, which of the two would have a better physics program.

Any recommendations?
 
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Off the top of my head, I've seen York actually "advertising" its physics program and nothing from Ryerson, so...
Plus, my Grade 12 physics teacher graduated from York.

I suggest that you look more closely at the details offered by the two universities about their physics programs, and then compare.
 
I was going to look at the two programs on the web, but then I thought "shouldn't you be doing that?". You should look at the two programs on the web, and pick the stronger one. If you can't tell, you should describe the programs here and ask specific questions.
 
Definitely go with York. If I recall Ryerson doesn't even have a specified physics program. They do have a medical physics program if that's what your interested in. Although, If you get into UFT I would definitely recommend it.
 
York is a large school (50,000 students) with more physics faculty members and a more varied program. My wife got her B.Sc. in physics from York, and I think that she received a good education, but that was longer ago than I am allowed to disclose.
 
Ryerson does not have a real physics program. They have medical physics only.

York is not a well known/ranked school overall, and they don't have a good physics department, but they have a great aerospace engineering department and there are still some good professors who you would be able to work with if you were in physics. The campus is also in the middle of nowhere (an industrial area/ low-income neighborhood with a lot of crime) if that's a factor in your decision.
 
I think all i needed was a little reassurance from other people that the research i conducted toward both universities and their programs offered was accurate. I'm most likely going to go with York U if UofT doesn't take me. Thanks for all your replies.
 

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