I really enjoyed my time at U of T. The professors are very supportive and you get to learn a lot from the program as they offer a lot of different courses. I wish they offered my hands-on courses, but those usually come within your upper years (3rd/4th year level).

I love the faculty and students here. Almost everyone commutes because living in Toronto is so expensive, that’s something you should prep for. However, coming downtown is an experience you wouldn’t want to trade for anything, you might just not want to live here. The school is also very stressful, so its nice to retreat into a home that’s far from the noise of downtown.

It’s a difficult university with lots to offer. Some professors don’t seem to care much about students which is a shame for a world-class university, but overall my experience here has been fantastic.

Student Life is pretty extravagant. School has a lot of international help, but it’s very limited for some nationalities. I would not recommend this school to anyone coming for my degree as I feel it’s not worth the money right now, and another school would be better to be honest. Some teachers are good, others are bad as per usual. Nothing really differentiates this school from another or makes it sooo special that I’m paying $60 for it🙄

Honestly, it can be stressful. You’re coming to one of the highest-rated schools in the world and your expectations are high. Truly, they meet some—most of the—world-class facilities and all. but Altogether it’s a great experience, and id recommends it. The fees are ridiculously high though, so go for a cheaper option if you can.

I like that the architecture program was very experimental and artistic but I wish they taught more about practical architectural design. When I started my class was the first year with the new curriculum so my entire undergraduate was a complete mess. Apart from that, the school has a lot of great resources and student clubs and activities.

In general, the program was very theoretical. It was more focused on conceptual architecture rather than actually building a structure. The group of students in my year seemed like they cared more about the actual grade rather than learning something useful for their careers. The classes that really interested me notwithstanding, were the structure classes. It was one of the few classes that addressed the importance of the structure of a building. Outside of my faculty nevertheless, the courses I took were well executed. The mathematics program and professors were excellent as well as the Latin studies program.

This is the top-ranked University in Canada and for good reason. It is quite large, which means bigger class sizes, but as you progress through your degree smaller classes become more prevalent. The classes are incredibly hard as you work your way through, but the supports are present to ensure some academic success. This is a great school to test your academic capabilities, and it is incredibly rewarding as jobs come easier after obtaining a degree from UofT. It is a diverse campus, making it a welcoming place for foreign students of all types. I would highly recommend this prestigious Canadian University to those wanting the best quality education in the country! 5/5.

I studied Architecture at U of T and the professors were amazing. They are very helpful and knowledgeable on the topics, and will assist you with any questions you have. The administration could use some work and the program is relatively new.