Picking universities for transfer

Transfer Students
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<p>Hi, I completed two years of my undergraduate Physics study at Imperial College London (2009-2011). Since then, I have interrupted my studies until 2013 due to financial difficulties. Now, I’m looking to transfer to Canadian universities and I have a list of 22 universities which I want to narrow down based on my academic credentials, but I’m getting nowhere. Can anyone here please help me out?</p>

<p>Here are the list of universities:</p>

<ol>
<li>University of Toronto</li>
<li>U of British Columbia</li>
<li>McGill University</li>
<li>U of Waterloo</li>
<li>Simon Fraser U</li>
<li>York Uni</li>
<li>Queen’s Uni</li>
<li>U of Western Ontario</li>
<li>U of Ottawa</li>
<li>U of Guelph</li>
<li>Mcmaster uni</li>
<li>Carleton Uni</li>
<li>Concordia uni</li>
<li>Ryerson Uni</li>
<li>Brock Uni</li>
<li>Wilfrid Laurier Uni</li>
<li>Laurentian uni</li>
<li>Trent Uni</li>
<li>Bishop’s uni</li>
<li>Trinity western uni</li>
<li>Ontario institute of technology</li>
<li>Capilano uni</li>
</ol>

<p>And here’s my academic credentials:</p>

<p>O levels: 8 A’s
A levels: A’s in Physics, Chemistry, Maths, Further Maths, Additional Further Maths</p>

<p>University first year: average 88.6%

  1. Mathematics I - 97%
  2. Mechanics and Relativity - 93%
  3. Electricity and Magnetism - 94%
  4. Structure of Matter, Vibrations and Waves, Quantum Physics - 98%
  5. Professional Skills - 78%
  6. Laboratory and Computing I - 69%
  7. Project I - 59%
  8. Mathematical Analysis - 95%</p>

<p>University second year: average 68.9%

  1. Quantum Mechanics - 74%
  2. Thermodynamics and Statistical Physics - 64%
  3. Electrons in Solids and Applications of Quantum Mechanics - 63%
  4. Electromagnetism and Optics - 83%
  5. Mathematics and Statistics of Measurement - 73%
  6. Laboratory and Computing II - 66%
  7. Professional Skills II -82%
  8. Mathematics Methods - 51%</p>