applying to computer science or math at both university of Waterloo and u of toronto next year. what should I do. Probably want to do math. Which one would be better for employment? U of t ranks higher but for some reason a lot of people say waterloo is better.
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Jeremiah Garcia
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Lucas Barnes
>employability
Math is the last thing you should consider if you want a job that isn't being a 12 hour per day R&D slave earning $20k annually
Michael Diaz
I'm thinking actuarial
Levi Turner
Shit tier
Xavier Kelly
Definitely math is more employable assuming you put effort into CS during your Math degree.
CS is easier to teach yourself and most high tier paying jobs require a hefty amount of mathematical application in the programming itself. Thus it will be easier to apply Math to CS rather than the reverse. Plus a math degree will give you a really good idea of how to learn.
Kayden Adams
Go to Waterloo if wagecucking is your goal.
Nolan Morris
I think that you will see the ranking often put McGill and UofT at the top for most programs, but Waterloo does have a a very strong co-op program with many industry contacts, which if you are looking for employability should be something to think about.
Jaxon Parker
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Luke Lee
hey uwaterloo cs here
if you wanna go to grad school go to uoft cs
if you wanna be a codemonkey pleb like me and go straight into the workforce after graduation, go to uwaterloo
both are good and uwaterloo/uoft have different research strengths and of course you can get into grad school from either, but uwaterloo is a lot more industry focused