Calling all Canadians for help selecting a Grad School in Canada

Graduate School
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<p>I am looking for 1 year post-graduate program (Masters Level)at a good Canadian University. I have an excellent scholarship from a foundation in Spain that covers tuition, room & board, plus monthly stipend. I am bilingual in English and Spanish with a B.A. in English from my home university in Argentina. Top 5%, 4 years work experience in my field. </p>

<p>My problem is that the time is limited for me to find an adequate program and of course I have limited knowledge of Canadian schools and cities. Could you give me a short list of universities or colleges which would be recommendable for the following interests so that I can investigate further. I am very grateful for any guidance you can give me.</p>

<p>Possible areas of interest: Women’s studies/Latin American studies/Linguistics/Communications/</p>

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<p>Sorry that no one could be of better help, including me, but here’s an extremely popular (but also controversial) list and rankings of Canadian universities, just to get you started: <a href=“Macleans.ca - Canada’s magazine”>Macleans.ca - Canada’s magazine;

<p>Maclean’s releases this list every year. Sorry if you already know about this list though.</p>

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<p>Thank you for the info. I was not familiar with this guide and every perspective is helpful.</p>

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<p>U of Toronto is a top school. I’ve heard that McGill has good linguistics. You might also look at UBC. These are all good Canadian universities.</p>

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<p>Being a student at U of T,I agree with Jack that U of T is an elite university in Canada, highly recongized worldwide.</p>

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<p>Go to McGill if you are interested in linguistics. They are one of the best in the world, and definitely the best in language acquisition.</p>

<p>Since you are also interested in communication, they are definitely the best for you. They have a joint program between linguistics and communication that is the best in the world.</p>