Okay so I did a lot of research into taking Urban Planning as a course in Seattle.. however I've been told its competitive ''beyond beleif''.. So I tried searching through Canada and was eventually fowarded to Ryerson University in Toronto.. so I was wondering.. is it easy to get into? strict? requirements? anyone have past experience with 'em?

thanks guys.

feel free to message me on msn or pm me here, I bet I can give you some info :)

My year and a half at the School in '99/00 were great. It's not too hard. I think my average in my last year of high school was only 74%. It's more technical than the theoretical Waterloo program, which I'm told. Had it been less technical, I probably would've got my undergrad in Urban Planning. If you have any questions (how much $, etc.), feel free to email me.

Okay so I did a lot of research into taking Urban Planning as a course in Seattle.. however I've been told its competitive ''beyond beleif''.. So I tried searching through Canada and was eventually fowarded to Ryerson University in Toronto.. so I was wondering.. is it easy to get into? strict? requirements? anyone have past experience with 'em?

thanks guys.

Have you seen that infamous thread over at Cyburbia.org; "You're planning school DOES NOT matter."