The Ryerson real estate could eventually end up being worth more than the U of T real estate. R's a lot smaller but the location's better, especially if Regent Park comes out of poverty and isn't dragging down RE values in the area.ryerson is a university i am working on my nursing degree there.... my bro also got his nursing DEGREE there and is an RN so therefor it is a university... and he is highly qualified making great coin as a district cordinator
I would argue that point. U of T is right in the middle of the "Golden Mile" on Bloor. It is close to Yorkville and the Annex. Do you know how many medical people and teachers with high paying government jobs live in the Annex and Yorkville? However, it is possible that Ryerson real estate has greater growth potential than U of T but unlikely to ever be worth more than U of T. Also, there are 20 million Asians who live in and around U of T and we all know that Asians drive up property value (just look at Vancouver).The Ryerson real estate could eventually end up being worth more than the U of T real estate.
It wasn't always a university.ryerson is a university i am working on my nursing degree there.... my bro also got his nursing DEGREE there and is an RN so therefor it is a university... and he is highly qualified making great coin as a district cordinator
LOL, the property value in the GTA is still a "bargain" compared to overseas.I would argue that point. U of T is right in the middle of the "Golden Mile" on Bloor. It is close to Yorkville and the Annex. Do you know how many medical people and teachers with high paying government jobs live in the Annex and Yorkville? However, it is possible that Ryerson real estate has greater growth potential than U of T but unlikely to ever be worth more than U of T. Also, there are 20 million Asians who live in and around U of T and we all know that Asians drive up property value (just look at Vancouver).
Most universities offer programs in Women's Studies, if the above is the worst Ryerson offers, that would put them above the Ivy League and Oxbidge.I'm sorry but I cannot take this school seriously if they offer a bachelor's degree in Fashion Communication.
http://www.ryerson.ca/undergraduate/admission/programs/fashion_communication.html
a bachelor's degree in fashion design http://www.ryerson.ca/undergraduate/admission/programs/interior.html
or
a bachelor's degree in interior design http://www.ryerson.ca/undergraduate/admission/programs/interior.html
Would you take TERB University seriously if it offered Masters degrees in SP Agency Management, Courtesanship, or Hobbyist Psychology Studies?I'm sorry but I cannot take this school seriously if they offer a bachelor's degree in Fashion Communication.
You don't think marketing, advertising, public relations, and media relations are an important part of the fashion industry? This is just your standard undergraduate business marketing program geared towards a specific industry.I'm sorry but I cannot take this school seriously if they offer a bachelor's degree in Fashion Communication
Who was hotter?Ok, so I went through my old Playboy mags and found one girl each from UofT, Humber, Brock, Kingston College and Ryerson ("Milissa Michele").
All hot. Tammy Plante (Brock) is related to Jacque Plante. Melissa Michele (Ryerson) is listed as 5'8", 120 lbs, 36C-25-36.Who was hotter?
Amazing! Does Ryerson also offer a degree in COMPUTER GAMES? Hee, hee, hee.You all forgot that Ryerson has a very good dance program............
I can't speak for nursing but a UofT degree is much more highly regarded by employers than a similar degree from Ryerson.reason i didnt go to U of T was because they wanted me to have a bachelors of arts degree before they would let me in for the nursing program from highscholol