Is it nice to go to college Calgary, Vancouver,Victoria BC, or Toronto?

I am a Canadian citizen and i am a junior in my high school. i want to go to Canada and attend college or university and don't know where to go? I heard so much nice things about Calgary, Vancouver, Victoria BC, and toronto? I dont want a place that's boring and nothing to do.



and if u pick place what are some good,and nice college and university, and why did or why do u like that place?



Thanks so much for answering my question.Is it nice to go to college Calgary, Vancouver,Victoria BC, or Toronto?
I think you should prefer colleges/universities in Toronto area. There are lots of university choices like University of Toronto, Ryerson, York etc. There are many good colleges as well like seneca, Sheridan, Humber college. The other reason is after graduation, there are tons of job oppurtunites as compared to other cities.



Thanks,

Rishi

http://www.flylink.caIs it nice to go to college Calgary, Vancouver,Victoria BC, or Toronto?
Depends on what you're looking for. UBC's Okanagan campus is very popular among outdoors and skiing enthusiasts for its location. uVic in Victoria has amazing weather. Toronto offers the widest selection of choices...several large universities...good if you want to go into business, law or some related field. I'm not sure what you'd go to Calgary for...you could probably find a lot more agricultural courses there, but you'll also find a general selection of subjects just like at other mid-sized universities.



Best university in Canada: McGill in Montreal. Best for campus life, selection of courses, recognition of degrees, and much much more...Is it nice to go to college Calgary, Vancouver,Victoria BC, or Toronto?
i personally would pick toronto ... a pretty city with lots of history ... friendly people ... easy to get around ... lots of stuff to do ... vancouver is nice but super expensive and going to school here, plan on living in someone's basement ... the weather in vancouver is depressing as hell, the majority of the population suffering from SADD (lack of any natural sunlight) ... and it is unpleasant to get around vancouver ... whether driving or public transit ... victoria is nice ... the smaller nicer version of vancouver ... but i don't care to be on an island myself, but that is just me ... calgary i can not comment as i have only ever been there to go to the zoo but apparently it has a good climate and a heck of a lot of strip malls ...
I would choose the University of British Columbia in Vancouver. It has a great Campus and a mild climate.