Greetings,
I got into confed this morning. I haven't accepted yet but I feel inclined to. I've read everything on this forum about them all the way back to 2008, I'm just curious if there's anyone currently in the program or just graduated that can chyme in. I was also accepted to Conestoga, I live in Waterloo so I wouldn't have to pay housing and food.
Let me know what you think before I decide on the next 21 months and $50k of my life!
Chris
Accepted Into Confed
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Re: Accepted Into Confed
Hey, are you from Ontario?ChrisB wrote: ↑Fri Feb 01, 2019 10:01 am Greetings,
I got into confed this morning. I haven't accepted yet but I feel inclined to. I've read everything on this forum about them all the way back to 2008, I'm just curious if there's anyone currently in the program or just graduated that can chyme in. I was also accepted to Conestoga, I live in Waterloo so I wouldn't have to pay housing and food.
Let me know what you think before I decide on the next 21 months and $50k of my life!
Chris
Re: Accepted Into Confed
I can't speak to the programs but I know a few people from Southern Ontario that came here for school and at first, said can't wait to leave, and within a year, said why would I go back South. The pace is different in Thunder Bay than Southern Ontario, although Kitchener is a little more laid back I hear. Just saying lifestyle and experience might be a factor if you end up with programs being relatively equal.
And if you play squash, then pm me when you get here and I can set you up with some games.
Nice to have options. Congratulations!
And if you play squash, then pm me when you get here and I can set you up with some games.
Nice to have options. Congratulations!
Re: Accepted Into Confed
I'll take you up on that when I come up! Thanks!ShawnR wrote: ↑Sat Feb 02, 2019 8:58 am I can't speak to the programs but I know a few people from Southern Ontario that came here for school and at first, said can't wait to leave, and within a year, said why would I go back South. The pace is different in Thunder Bay than Southern Ontario, although Kitchener is a little more laid back I hear. Just saying lifestyle and experience might be a factor if you end up with programs being relatively equal.
And if you play squash, then pm me when you get here and I can set you up with some games.
Nice to have options. Congratulations!
