Waterloo or Toronto for Astrophysics and Engineering?

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Waterloo?/Toronto? Astrophysic!

Personally, i really want to study cosmology but after reading some threads, financial problems have really concerned me ( i want to earn enough so i can continue my hobby and have companion animals)
So my alternatives were, mechanical engineering or physics for my PhD so I can at least make some spacecraft or something to sooth my willingness for cosmology career

Anyways,,, I heard ( I LIVE IN CANADA just so you know)
Waterloo has good engineering programs but Toronto also does as well
Waterloo has CO-OP so i can pay my tuition as a go and UofT has good astrophysic program

I really don't know which one to look for
help me out please my fellow Canadian friends
 
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Have you looked at Ryerson University for Aerospace Engineering?
 


Kevin_Axion said:
Have you looked at Ryerson University for Aerospace Engineering?

yeah i have heard of it
since waterloo doesn't have aerospace enigineering
but i have always wondered because
waterloo was best known so i thought there would be a reason to it
thx for bringing up though
do you know any uni with cosmology/astrophysics?? other than UofT
 


If you're talking about graduate studies then U of T is known for that. But in terms of undergraduate studies, you won't have to worry about specialization until the fourth year and Canadian universities generally provide the same courses in Physics.