我村的两所大学入学平均分数基本在有点名的大学里垫底啊

[我就是一马甲]

从学生入学成绩可以看出大学的声誉，还有热门专业对优秀学生的吸引力

也有被忽悠的成分。

 

[雷锋做生意]

渥大排名再靠后，整体排名也在滑铁卢的前面。滑铁卢是个小学校，而且发展不均衡。渥大是个大而全的学校，理工文医艺都有。

不好比。 渥大是有医和法学的综合大学，而滑大是普通综合大学。
加国大学粗分三类：
Medical/doctoral universities （如渥大）
Comprehensive universities （如滑大）
Primarily undergraduate universities

 

[InterMilan7]

不好比。 渥大是有医和法学的综合大学，而滑大是普通综合大学。
加国大学粗分三类：
Medical/doctoral universities （如渥大）
Comprehensive universities （如滑大）
Primarily undergraduate universities

同意，提起滑铁卢除了数学就是电脑。虽然这两方面确实很强，但拿来跟多伦多大学比就是过度吹捧了。根本不是一个数量级的。

 

[雷锋做生意]

同意，提起滑铁卢除了数学就是电脑。虽然这两方面确实很强，但拿来跟多伦多大学比就是过度吹捧了。根本不是一个数量级的。

这和校董的办学理念有关。滑大是以工程为支撑的。 文科一般。
渥大的全国唯一是双语。医也好。心血管医学更是拔尖。

 

[jsmith]

渥大排名再靠后，整体排名也在滑铁卢的前面。滑铁卢是个小学校，而且发展不均衡。渥大是个大而全的学校，理工文医艺都有。

You got this completely wrong. They are not same type of the school but overall reputation OU is lower quadrant while Waterloo is at the top.

 

[jsmith]

同意，提起滑铁卢除了数学就是电脑。虽然这两方面确实很强，但拿来跟多伦多大学比就是过度吹捧了。根本不是一个数量级的。

Agree. Waterloo is in the areas of applied mathematics and industrial projects while Toronto is in academic and research. Very few fellows of academy are from Waterloo and their goals are producing engineers and programmers not scientists and pioneers

 

[ert0000]

你们村这两所大学是世界名校, 翻翻排名吧, 渥大进世界百强, 中国只有北大,清华可以超过渥大.

世界名校就在家门口, 村民们还自己贬低自己村的学校, 这是啥世道?

 

[向问天]

http://cudo.cou.on.ca/page.php?id=7...28,34,42&topic=B&table_hidden=5&y=2013&r=1809

怪不得我认识的朋友和同事的孩子没一个在我村上大学的

全加拿大 OU 第九
http://www.macleans.ca/education/unirankings/32-canadian-universities-in-top-1000/

 

[mtlqc]

你们村这两所大学是世界名校, 翻翻排名吧, 渥大进世界百强, 中国只有北大,清华可以超过渥大.

世界名校就在家门口, 村民们还自己贬低自己村的学校, 这是啥世道?

根据大英帝国最新给出的世界大学排名，加拿大只有多大排在清华之前，所以各位家长如果根据排名给娃儿选大学，别忘了考虑清华哈。

 

[stingray]

北美大学声誉首先要看医学院、法学院和商学院。Waterloo没有医学院、法学院和商学院，根本不在一个级别。

 

[CHRIS88]

这和校董的办学理念有关。滑大是以工程为支撑的。 文科一般。
渥大的全国唯一是双语。医也好。心血管医学更是拔尖。

以８３.６％排名第六，不算垫底吧？

 

[reine02]

Agree. Waterloo is in the areas of applied mathematics and industrial projects while Toronto is in academic and research. Very few fellows of academy are from Waterloo and their goals are producing engineers and programmers not scientists and pioneers

北美大学声誉首先要看医学院、法学院和商学院。Waterloo没有医学院、法学院和商学院，根本不在一个级别。

滑铁卢大学象蓝翔？

 

[stingray]

滑铁卢大学象蓝翔？

Yes. 在某种意义上。

 

[姬仙奴]

OU据说吸金能力超强的，研究经费充裕

 

[mtlqc]

以８３.６％排名第六，不算垫底吧？

看看2013年全国范围比较
Average entering grade now 85%
Marks needed to get into university keep going up


Josh Dehaas

November 7, 2013

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The average grade of high school students entering universities in their home provinces hit 85% in 2012, according to data from 48 universities published in the 2014 Maclean’s University Rankings. The 2008 Maclean’s University Rankings, which used grade data mostly from 2007, showed an entering average of 83% across 42 universities. That’s an increase of two per cent in five years.

There are surprising regional differences too. Only four of the 42 schools considered in the 2008 rankings had lower entering grades in 2012 but three of them were in Quebec: Montréal, Sherbrooke and Bishop’s. The fourth was Saint Mary’s in Halifax, N.S. And only four schools improved their average grades by more than three per cent. Again, a regional pattern emerges: three out of four are in British Columbia: UBC, UNBC and SFU. The fourth is Waterloo. Particularly eye-catching is the number of students at these schools with averages of more than 90%. At UBC the proportion with 90% or higher went from 30.8% in 2007 to 54.1% in 2012; at UNBC from 19.3% to 34.1%; at SFU it from 15.7% to 39.5% and at Waterloo from 26.5% to 44.8%

Students with B averages shouldn’t worry too much though. More than 21 universities’ entering classes comprise at least 10 per cent students who had less than 75% in high school. Six had entering classes that were more than a quarter students with less than 75%. To see the grade distribution of the entering classes at all 49 ranked schools, consult the 2014 University Rankings.

In the meantime, here is the average high school (in Quebec CÉGEP) entering grade for first-year students in 2012 with 2007 in parentheses. Schools highlighted in blue have increased their average entering grade by more than three per cent. Those in red saw their average entering grade fall.

McGill 90.3 (89.6)

UBC 89.6 (86.3)

Queen’s 88.7 (87.7)

Waterloo 88.4 (85.1)

Western 88.2 (86.0)

Saskatchewan 88.1 (87.6)

Simon Fraser 87.9 (83.4)

Montréal 87.6 (87.9)

Manitoba 87.4 (84.8)

McMaster 86.8 (84.1)

Alberta 86.6 (86.1)

Mount Allison 86.3 (85.6)

UQAM 86.2 (n/a)

Sherbrooke 85.9 (86.9)

Acadia 85.7 (84.9)

Toronto 85.5 (83.4)

St. Francis Xavier 85.4 (84.5)

Laval 85.3 (n/a)

UNBC 85.1 (81.5)

UPEI 85.1 (84.4)

Regina 85.1 (84.3)

Cape Breton 84.4 (82.5)

Moncton 84.4 (n/a)

New Brunswick 84.4 (83.4)

St. Thomas 84.3 (83.3)

Victoria 84.3 (83.9)

Calgary 84.1 (83.1)

Bishop’s 83.4 (84.3)

Carleton 83 (82.1)

Mount Saint Vincent 82.9 (82.9)

Ottawa 82.9 (81.5)

Concordia 82.7 (n/a)

Ryerson 82.4 (80.3)

Wilfrid Laurier 82.3 (82.2)

Winnipeg 82.2 (80.8)

Guelph 82.1 (80.9)

York 82.1 (81.6)

Memorial 81.5 (80.6)

Brock 81.2 (79)

Laurentian 81 (79.4)

Lethbridge 80.7 (79.6)

Brandon 80.1 (n/a)

Trent 80 (77.9)

Saint Mary’s 79.9 (80.2)

Nipissing 79.8 (78.7)

Windsor 79.7 (79.3)

Lakehead 79.3 (78)

UOIT 77.8 (n/a)