Big schools may give you greater choice in courses and contact with a greater range of faculty members. But the larger classes can overwhelm some students and make it hard to make friends. A small school may give you more individualized attention, smaller classes, closer contact with faculty and greater ease in making friends, but less choice in courses and range of faculty. So, you only have to decide what experience is better for you?
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Post-secondary is a great time to gain some serious knowledge about your field of interest, but you’re also paying a ton of money for your education, so you should probably leverage the opportunity to get as much as you can out of the experience. So many students go to class and leave, forgetting about all…
When you’re in Grade 12, it seems like there are millions of programs at millions of schools, each offering unique, appealing benefits – trust me, I know how overwhelming it can be! Two years ago, when I was in my senior year of high school, I chose the University of Toronto (St. George Campus), and…
High school always goes by faster than you think it will. For me, I was a part of the infamous Class of 2020, better known as the “pandemic graduates”. As you can guess, Grade 12 went by even faster for me. The pandemic definitely altered some of my decisions, however, even if it had not…
