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jimmyly
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hello all, so i made a similar post like this about 5 months ago. At the time i thought i had it figured out, but now as i am getting closer towards choosing a university i have to take more into consideration. so am just wondering what you guys think about the courses offered at these two schools and maybe i can get some help deciding.
UBC
http://courses.phas.ubc.ca/Current/PHYS_list.phtml
SFU
http://www.physics.sfu.ca/teaching/ugrad/courses/stdann
I am leaning more towards SFU because
1) it is 10 minutes away from my house whereas ubc over 1.5hrs
2)first year research oppurtunities("adopt a physicist")
3) This is the biggest reason, comparing the courses i see that SFU offers a lot more quantum mechanics courses whereas ubc only offers...1 or 2? SFU also offers advanced undergraduate level quantum mechanics courses as well as other courses that ubc does not offer.
i know ubc is very prestigiou and would like to go to ubc just for the name lol but what do you guys think is a better choice? in my opinion i think quantum mechanics is important courses no?
(also, ubc has a very strong mechanical engineering department which is my second choice
UBC
http://courses.phas.ubc.ca/Current/PHYS_list.phtml
SFU
http://www.physics.sfu.ca/teaching/ugrad/courses/stdann
I am leaning more towards SFU because
1) it is 10 minutes away from my house whereas ubc over 1.5hrs
2)first year research oppurtunities("adopt a physicist")
3) This is the biggest reason, comparing the courses i see that SFU offers a lot more quantum mechanics courses whereas ubc only offers...1 or 2? SFU also offers advanced undergraduate level quantum mechanics courses as well as other courses that ubc does not offer.
i know ubc is very prestigiou and would like to go to ubc just for the name lol but what do you guys think is a better choice? in my opinion i think quantum mechanics is important courses no?
(also, ubc has a very strong mechanical engineering department which is my second choice
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