Good Undergraduate Coleges In Vancouver, Canada?
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Check out this website.  It should help you.
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Vancouver, BC, Canada.
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The Shulich School of business @ York University.\n\nI've also heard good things about Ivey at the University of Western Ontario
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try www.freshersworld.com
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I am from Toronto...UofT(univesity of toronto) is the only university in the world with a bachlors degree in Nano Engineering (incl. Genetic Engineering). The req. are crazy though...have a look into it
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Try Bryman College or Silicon Valley College in San Jose
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There are some very good uni's in your list there and all have good points including locality. I studied through Essex who have a good reputation and you are close to London by train.\n\nIts depends on your grade and tariff band but if you go to this address below, they have the University table and has history listed and from there you can use your grade etc and then compare for success and price.\n\nGood luck
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Queen's University in Kingston, Ontario.  They have killer botany/plant phys graduate options
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Canada. Vancouver area. You'll fit right in.
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Memorial University has the cheapest tuition rates in North America. About 330 per course. Full course load is five. There is a large Chinese presence at the university. Historically Newfoundland has a Chinese population. Newfoundlanders are very tolerant and friendly. Prices can be expensive for some things but rent can be cheap. I pay 300 Canadian living with four others. In St. John's (capital) there is a very low crime rate. The university has organizations for international students to adjust.\n\nhttp://www.mun.ca/isa/main/\n\nTake the time and browse the Mun pages.\n\nRead the Muse (student newspaper)\nhttp://www.themuse.ca/\n\nRead the Newfoundland section on Wikipedia\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Newfoundland\n\nAny more questions just e-mail me\nrebelnewf@gmail.com
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The best one that I know of is Athabasca University in Alberta, Canada.  It has been offering programs by distance for over 30 years, so it is well recognized and well established.  Here is their site.
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I don't know which country you live in, but Athabasca University in Canada offers a very well recognized distance undergraduate degree in education.  It is a very good university.
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Each year, Macleans Magazine publishes information from surveys, professors, and primarily students about how they feel about their university.  It's very comprehensive and thorough, and includes in-depth ranking of each university listed.\n\nThe best way to find out about a Canadian university is to look it up.  I live in Ontario and attend the University of Toronto in Mississauga (a suburban branch).  The downtown campus tends to think of itself as the best and is often ranking in the top ten in Macleans.  Hehe, however the downtown campus is reputed for being rather arrogant...i don't think they're arrogant, nor do i think U of T downtown is the best university.\n\nAs well, many universities, as i'm sure is the case with US COllege and Univerisities, are known for their programs, so depending on what program you're interested in, you may want to check out specific schools.  Contact me through my profile if you have more questions about this.  :)
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my sister is goin to study  law in canada next year as well.\nuniversity of windsor is the best
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check out Eastman School of Denistry in Rochester NY.  They may have a post bach. program
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universite laval in quebec city\ni studied there this summer, it is a great place
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I did a postgrad course at INALCO in Paris. The standard was abysmal, free thought was frowned upon. A very good level of French is necessary just to sign up and go through all the bureaucracy before classes even start. Don't expect them to accept your foreign qualifications without a lot of messing around either.