Reply to Maq

• Maq,
  what you are saying makes sense only for undergrad studies. Very different rules apply to graduate studies.
  It would be naive for somebody to choose a graduate school based on somebody's else experience. However, it would be very wise to look at other people's experiences and views and see if what they are saying is just whining or there may be something more to it.
  
  Very few research labs actually do useful work and prepare students for the industry/academia. One such lab is http://www.psi.utoronto.ca/ How do you choose what (grad) school to go to? Try "big guns" (those I mentioned in my previous post) - they have reputation to defend. Small players have nothing to defend and to them, you are only a number that they will use in their grant applications - they are only money masters (!).

  Marco 10 Dec 2008, 07:58 - Report

Best Universities in Canada - computer science in Canada