The RYERSON UNIVERSITY thread

[flyingdutchman]

OK, since the other universities have their own, might as well make up one for one for us too...

I am going into first year Mechanical Engineering and i am nor living on campus

Oh why does engineering have to be so expensive? How much did urs cost?

[divx]

university is expensive, but nothing compared to the states, so consider ourselves lucky

$4600 for 1 term (4 month), double that for 8 month. figure just for tuition and other crap, not including meal, housing.
for EE@UW

[Havo]

I'm taking Business Management... Not nearly as expensive... I guess you pay for the equipment u guys use. Mines about $5000/yr w/o books. With books it depends which 1s u buy.

[rajab04]

Engineering may be little bit expensive but it is one of the exciting subject
at the Ryerson. always try to buy used books. if you look around you'll see
many posters stating books for sale. buy them as soon as your prof. recommend them. virtually, you will not lost money if you sell them in the next semester for
$10-$20 less per book. .....and it is also your best interest not to make any bad habbits such as alcohol etc. remember the student you will see in the 1st year in engineering atleat 30% will be gone by the 2nd year- i can promise you that.

[gateway]

I'm going to my final year in Marketing at Ryerson, can't wait to graduate my tuition wasn't too bad, about $4000 a year w/o txt books. You'll be able to buy used books, there are lots of postings around, and they are so much cheaper than new. I buy most of my books used, saves me tons of money. Last semester, all my books for the 5 classes I took didn't cost me over $120.

[wolf30]

I'm going into my third year in the ITM program this september. Last year I think I spend about $500 on the textbooks. Big time rip-off. Its like $100+ for those accounting/finance books. My tuition this year is like $6400 or something.

[gq_fuzion]

business management at ryerson has so many used books available for their classes

worst part is that many of the books have changed edition already

[Electricute]

OK, since the other universities have their own, might as well make up one for one for us too...

I am going into first year Mechanical Engineering and i am nor living on campus

Oh why does engineering have to be so expensive? How much did urs cost?

tips for first year eng @ rye.

go in the first day at 8am-9am, go to the bookstore. the bookstore is arranged by faculty, they have boards with the courses. find your courses and the text is listed. buy the used ones. because once the prof says the text people leave the class to buy a used one. Check to see if second year used the same book, cause u can buy them off any second year.

also first year eng is general eng, every eng has the same course as others.

[hondansx]

w00t RYENG
Go to frosh, you won't regret it

Also, if you want to get a head start, you can check over some of the course material, as I've scanned the course outlines for Mech Eng here: http://aznrocket.googlepages.com/mecheng

Sigh ... feels like only yesterday I was starting out in first year, now I'm in my final year ...

For any third-year mechengs there, I have some tests here: http://yip.dennis.googlepages.com/mechengtests

Enjoy

[smuncky]

going into 2nd year architecture and can't wait for it to start

[polak4life]

goin into my second year in business managment (well human resources major now:P)..looking forward to it

[JuJu5522]

Goin into first year for Radio & TV

[Soru]

Im going into first year GCM (Graphic Communcation Management). Though I am very eager to go I am still not fully accepted. I am on the waiting list and I am still upgrading my marks. So hopefully everything goes well and I start in Sept. Anyways looking foward to it.

[aw3s0me]

going into my last year of business management (accounting major). i never sell my books cause im too lazy to but i might sell some this year (the third year ones).

ill miss the university when im done, even though i hate school.

[jajola]

Not to scare/discourage you but I took a year of engineering and dreaded every second of it. However, residence and the social aspect of it was unforgettable. Best 8 months of my life...