Côte De Rendement Universitaire - Cru

[DocDocWhosThere]

Salut,

 

J'ai une question par rapport à la CRU. Est-ce que les universités attribuent des côtes différentes pour le même programme  complété dans une autre université?  Par exemple, quelqu'un qui applique à l'UdeS avec un bac en droit complété avec un GPA de 3.7 à l'UdeS aura-t-il la même côte qu'une autre personne qui applique avec un bac en droit complété avec un GPA de 3.7 à l'UdeM?

 

Merci

[Bambi]

I believe they are different. 

[Hayley]

Toutes les universités calculent la CRU d'une façon différente.

[DocDocWhosThere]

I believe they are different. 

 

Why would it be different? Is it based on the reputation of the program at a specific university you graduated from? For example, if you went to UQAM you automatically get a lower CRU? 

 

Some programs at certain universities have a higher minimum R-score cut-off than other universities. For example, in commerce, at UdeS the cut-off was 23.5 R-score, while at Concordia or UdeM, it's 26.5 and even higher at McGill. Does this mean you get a higher CRU since the strength of the program is based on the minimum cut off R-score for that specific program?

[Bambi]

I don't have a clue other than truth is stranger than fiction.

[Snowmen]

The calculation is based on the program at the university where you apply. Therefore, x program woll give you the same R score at y university for any z university you may come from. On the other hand, x program from y university will give you a different R score for any z university whete you may apply.

[DocDocWhosThere]

The calculation is based on the program at the university where you apply. Therefore, x program woll give you the same R score at y university for any z university you may come from. On the other hand, x program from y university will give you a different R score for any z university whete you may apply.

 

This is what I thought too because it makes the most sense. I don't know why I keep seeing on this forum that it's not the case How can they assign different scores depending on which university you attended since they only have access to stats for their own programs?