We caught up with Fehn Foss, U0 Arts and Science student from Hamilton, and Sabina-Julia  Muntean, U3 Management student from Toronto, to ask them how rankings affected their decisions to come to McGill, and whether  they think McGill's status in the rankings will affect their job prospects. Before you came to McGill, were you aware of McGill's rankings Foss: Before I came to McGill, I had heard through word-of-mouth of McGill's academic prowess and that it ranked very well internationally. Muntean: Yes, I was very aware of McGill's ranking internationally before accepting the offer to attend. I knew that it was known worldwide and recognized as the top school in Canada. How did it affect your decision to come to McGill? Were rankings a big part of your decision? Foss: It definitely had an impact on my choice to come here: as a student who isn't sure which direction I want my studies to take, I decided to look at the universities with high rankings and a plethora of opportunities for discovering a path to take. Muntean: McGill's rankings were a big part of my decision to come here. I was very set on attending Boston College for a long time, but when I realized that McGill is not only more affordable but also much better known and had a much higher standing than BC, I decided that it would be a more prudent choice. Wanting to attend law school after finishing my undergraduate degree, I felt that coming from