RustyTool

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How admissions works at University of Waterloo's Engineering programs(bopeng.io)
1 points by RustyTool 8y ago|0 comments
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A new grad SDE makes 2x more in SF than Toronto after tax and COL(linkedin.com)
91 points by RustyTool 9y ago|45 comments
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Canada new grad tech offers vs. USA offers(linkedin.com)
1 points by RustyTool 9y ago|0 comments
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We built InternCompass, a platform for discovering internships and reviews(interncompass.io)
3 points by RustyTool 10y ago|0 comments
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Guide to Funding a University Education in Canada(bopeng.io)
4 points by RustyTool 11y ago|0 comments
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by RustyTool 11y ago
For schools in GTA like York, UofT, Ryerson, I would actually classify them as 'commuter' schools, especially York. A lot of my friends ended up going to one of these three schools to save money.
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by RustyTool 11y ago
Wow, today I learned tuition is free in Scotland. How's the average income?
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by RustyTool 11y ago
Imagine having multiple children to support...
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by RustyTool 11y ago
I am in stream 8 engineering. I was charged in both my 1A & 1B term. Edit: I believe it's different for non-engineering co-op students.
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by RustyTool 11y ago
The Ontario student loans program are pretty decent. Though, there's always that scenario where your family income is high, so your loan amount isn't forgiven.
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by RustyTool 11y ago
I agree, it's really unfair. I've had countless friends who ha d to stay local, since they couldn't afford dishing an additional $10k in living expenses elsewhere.
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by RustyTool 11y ago
You actually have to pay all 8 terms of school, even if you only take 6 co-op terms. Also, the co-op fee increases every year as well.
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by RustyTool 11y ago
I may or may not be old enough to enter the Bomber. :3
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by RustyTool 11y ago
International tuition is even more insane than domestic. This past year, international fees raised by 9%! The year before, it raised by only 4%.
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First Year University Expenses in Canada(bopeng.io)
52 points by RustyTool 11y ago|45 comments