Go small, get good grades?

International Students
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<p>Hi,
well first of all I’m going to go to university in Canada</p>

<p>and I have not chosen what I want to do yet. all of my option other than business would be things I’d have to get a agree in AFTER a bachelors (law school, medical school dentistry etc).</p>

<p>since getting accepted to these schools is so tough, I’ve heard that it’s better to go to a small school where getting good grades is easier for your bachelors degree than to go to a large school with grade deflation.</p>

<p>Is this true?
I didn’t really imagine myself at a small school(like LAC size) for my undergrad. I’ll do what I gotta do to get in but being in the middle of nowhere isn’t very appealing to me.</p>

<p>help…</p>

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<p>anyone???</p>

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<p>There aren’t any true LAC’s in Canada besides St. Thomas and Quest. I’ve heard that U of T is brutal for deflation, but otherwise it seems manageable.</p>

<p>edit: It never occurred to me that Acadia and Mount A. were liberal arts colleges. oops</p>

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<p>i know, i was just giving people an idea of the size, like mount allison or st fx</p>

<p>my friend says go to those schools and get good grades then take law or medicine at big schools</p>