Ryerson university Meng admission.
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What do you want to know about it?
Have you checked Ryerson's website for eligibility and application requirements?
And which field of MEng do you want to apply to? Post your questions. People will help.
Here's the list of masters program. Check what you want to know about MEng in the field of your choice.
http://www.ryerson.ca/graduate/futurestudents/programs/masters/
Have you checked Ryerson's website for eligibility and application requirements?
And which field of MEng do you want to apply to? Post your questions. People will help.
Here's the list of masters program. Check what you want to know about MEng in the field of your choice.
http://www.ryerson.ca/graduate/futurestudents/programs/masters/
sparta909 said:What do you want to know about it?
Have you checked Ryerson's website for eligibility and application requirements?
And which field of MEng do you want to apply to? Post your questions. People will help.
Here's the list of masters program. Check what you want to know about MEng in the field of your choice.
http://www.ryerson.ca/graduate/futurestudents/programs/masters/
Its been a month that i am in all these .i know that 70% is minimum requirement ,but people with 67% means 2.7 cgpa got also the acceptance to meng program in different unis .i have done electrical engineering and now want to do masters in it.
Yes, people do get in with lesser percentage as well. You should shortlist programs from various universities.
Do your research and apply to universities with some lower ranking as there you'll get admission relatively easily.
Check the websites of various universities and see what programs match your profile.
Check this ranked list and go to respective websites.
http://www.webometrics.info/en/North_america/Canada
There are programs available in Electrical and computer, Computer Networks, etc. You'll have to do your own research to find programs.
Do your research and apply to universities with some lower ranking as there you'll get admission relatively easily.
Check the websites of various universities and see what programs match your profile.
Check this ranked list and go to respective websites.
http://www.webometrics.info/en/North_america/Canada
There are programs available in Electrical and computer, Computer Networks, etc. You'll have to do your own research to find programs.
Please don't be rude and disrespectful.ebbie12 said:Its sad to see that nobody is helping.for what purpose this forum was made for.
It looks like this forum is the wrong place for you since you're expecting immediate answers. People answer questions here for free - however this means you sometimes you have to wait several hours or even days for an answer. If you want immediate answers - hire a lawyer.