Ryerson aerospace engineering VS York Space Engineering

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The discussion centers on choosing between Ryerson University's Aerospace Engineering program and York University's Space Engineering program. The individual is in their final year of high school and has received conditional offers from both institutions. Key points include the established reputation of Ryerson's Aerospace Engineering, which has been accredited since 1992, and its strong standing in Canada. In contrast, there are concerns regarding the accreditation status of York's Space Engineering program, with suggestions that it may not be fully accredited yet. Participants emphasize the importance of reviewing course offerings and suggest that Ryerson is the better choice for engineering, particularly in aerospace, due to its established programs and reputation. Additionally, there is a request for information on tuition costs, which remains unclear from the university websites.
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Hello everyone, I was wondering if anyone may be able to give their input on these two programs? I'm interested in both of these programs but cannot decide which one I should settle on. I know they are completely different things, but I haven't been able to find much input from people on these two programs (besides the thread about EngineeringSCi VS Ryerson aerospace from april).

I'm in my final year of high school and the deadline is fast approaching for submitting my decision. In addition, instead of directly applying for aerospace at Ryerson, I applied for general engineering since I wasn't so sure which program would interest me the most at the time. Over the past few months, I know it boggles down to this and would love some input. I have been given a conditional offer of admission from both.
 
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Forgot to mention, can anyone show me the difference of both in tuition costs? I can't find that on the site either. Also, any input on either university program is greatly appreciated.
 
I would go with Ryerson aerospace engineering. Its been accredited since 1992 and its a very strong program in Canada as a whole. I don't know what space engineering is and I suspect most people would not know either until reading York's website. I would not choose such a program from York. IMHO, York is a great school and trumps Ryerson is many aspects, but engineering is not one of those areas where York has an advantage (electrical, computer, mechanical, and aerospace). I still believe that York is fighting for accreditation for some of its engineering programs, although it may have changed over the past 2-3yrs.
 
Yes going with Ryerson is a much better choice, I am not sure if Space Engineering is accredited by CEAB and if they are it must be very recently done. Ryerson's Aerospace Engineering is much more established.

I mentioned in the other thread about "ryerson aerospace engineering vs. uoft eng.sci" that you need to look at the courses offered.

if you have any questions about Ryerson University pm me.
 
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