Difference between SPP college and university

[dreameasy218]

Hello Friends,

I have been going through this forum since couple of weeks and must say that you guys are doing a great job of helping students..

Can you guys please tell me if going for a Canadian university is better than a SPP college?? :-\

A little info about my profile.

Tenth : 68%
12th : 66%
bachelor's : 67%
IELTS : Not yet taken

I did my B.Sc in computers and am looking at a similar kind of a course..

Looking at my profile..Can you guys please help me in selecting a course and a decent college..

I am planning for Jan 2014 intake and almost all the consultancies which i visited are recommending "lambton College".

The reviews were baddddd...very baddd..

Appreciate your help people...

Cheers...

 

[dreameasy218]

C'mon Guys!!!

Be a sport...

Need suggestions bro's...

 

[dreameasy218]

Can few seniors like Tiger and enfield help me..

This would be helpful to all aspiring candidates..

Thanks.

 

[siddhesh398]

Since you have completed B.Sc , you will be eligible to apply only to colleges.

Most of the universities in Canada requires completion of 16 years of education.

 

[sushilsrk]

Hello Friends,

I have been going through this forum since couple of weeks and must say that you guys are doing a great job of helping students..

Can you guys please tell me if going for a Canadian university is better than a SPP college?? :-\

A little info about my profile.

Tenth : 68%
12th : 66%
bachelor's : 67%
IELTS : Not yet taken

I did my B.Sc in computers and am looking at a similar kind of a course..

Looking at my profile..Can you guys please help me in selecting a course and a decent college..

I am planning for Jan 2014 intake and almost all the consultancies which i visited are recommending "lambton College".

The reviews were baddddd...very baddd..

Appreciate your help people...

Cheers...

use your own brain, google check college rankings.. consultants are there to make money and nothing else.

 

[aman singh]

If you're going for college , then apply through SPP.
If you're going for University, then apply through University checklist.


Just a advice.
If you're applying for college in Ontario.
Better stick to colleges in Toronto like Seneca, Centennial, Humber, George Brown, and Sheridan.

Good Luck.

 

[dreameasy218]

If you're going for college , then apply through SPP.
If you're going for University, then apply through University checklist.


Just a advice.
If you're applying for college in Ontario.
Better stick to colleges in Toronto like Seneca, Centennial, Humber, George Brown, and Sheridan.

Good Luck.

Thanks a lot..