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[aster_ix]

Ok, so I've been planning my last year of university, and it has led to a lot of thinking. While i'm sure the whole thesis route could be interesting and rewarding, it seems largely just a means to an end -- grad school. Since at this point, I'm not interested in going to grad school for psychology - i have no grand goals to save the world one

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[c0deblue]

all those programs seem rather similar (you had the wrong link for sheridan but i went and looked at their site anyways), so as long as they all allow you to get that professional designation you want then i guess a lot of your choice is up to location of the school, and its rep.. they are probably all rather well-known colleges, but for some reason i'd say seneca might be the lowest one.

from what i can tell, you probably wouldnt be in the best area if you went to seneca.. and the humber lakeshore campus is a little iffy too, it's in one of those areas with sketchiness but if you travel a little farther there are nice areas. sheridan of course is here in oakville, which is nice but suburban, so you'd need your car if you wanted to go anywhere really. and george brown.. well you'd have to ask nick about that, but it would be neat to be in downtown toronto (but also very pricey!).

i think mcmaster has an HR post-grad program too, but i'm not really sure on the details.. and you'd probably be better off going to a college anyways.

[aster_ix]

Ya it's hard to know what these colleges are like when i've never even been to the area. Plus, like you said, there's cost and location to evaluate.

I've looked at a couple of the HR certificates on some university websites, but they usually don't give a lot of details about it. It's usually tucked away in 'continuing education'.

[c0deblue]

if you're serious about this stuff you're more than welcome to come down and stay at my place and we could go and check them out..