McMaster University engineering-courses

McMaster is ranked in the top 100 Universities globally, 4th in Canada and 2nd in Ontario after UofT. I chose this program as it is up to date with the industry requirements. After U of Ottawa, McMaster offers a Co-Op option which is helpful for students.

I finished my first term at McMaster, experiencing an exponential learning curve. Besides classes, I joined one hackathon and three major events. Impressed with campus life and courses, I find numerous opportunities to learn and gain valuable experience, which will undoubtedly benefit my future job prospects.

Just normal pre recorded question and answer interview which was non technical. I choose this as it is Ranked 4th in Canada and it stands in top 100 all over the globe So currently I am still studying but till date I can say it is good to go for university rather than college as it will help you in long run.

My overall experience with the university is going really good. The professors are great, they teach really good and they are really helpful. They literally solve all your problems related the course. Friends as well. Folks are good too. We have so many labs and everything which makes it very easy to understand each concept.

Rental properties prices are gone every year and now you can rent a private room between CAD 650-800 and sharing room between CAD 400-600.

The experience is rewarding and eye opener. I selected the university for the good ranking thinking that placement will be easy. However person had to hustle to apply for jobs and receive one.

Well, my first and foremost reason would be its reputation not only in Canada but around the globe. As far as the ranking of engineering disciplines matters, McMaster provides top notch education along with practical engineering experience. I really like the structure of the program. It also involves a co-op term, which is one of the main factors that persuaded me to choose this university. McMaster is a real beauty when it comes to campus life. It has people from different nations, so you will get a chance to meet likeminded people who share similar interests.

The admission process was not that difficult. Steps to follow or I followed: 1. Research what and where you want to study. 2. If necessary (for MS) reach out to different professors to get more details or get scholarships or TA or if the professor is accepting any research students or not 3. Give IELTS or other English exams (you can check based on University as some doesn't accept IELTS only, where you may need to seat for the different exam as well) 4. Based on your score - choose University & check the admissions process and all required documents. 5. Gather all the documents and apply.

Life at McMaster so far has been great, what I love about it is that there’s a balance between activities in and out of the classroom. As a current student, I will always recommend McMaster, and I am so glad that I have chosen McMaster University to pursue my studies.