University of Toronto - UofT
speciality: Business and Strategy

This is an amazing university that prepares students for the job market. Students leave this institution fully baked. I liked the mentorship program in this university. This really helped me in my career, and at the moment I also mentor young graduates who join my field. The professors and lecturers are friendly and are easily approachable. Students are also able to access hostels for accommodation at affordable rates. I would recommend the institution for those students will plans of joining an institution of higher education in Canada

I absolutely love the University of Toronto. Although challenging, it forces the student to work hard and earn good grades. There is a lot to learn and many courses about a variety of topics. There is also a lot of extra help available. Overall, a phenomenal school.

As a BBA Management co-op undergraduate at the University of Toronto Scarborough (UTSC), one significant advantage the university offers is the work-integrated learning (WIL) components. In certain courses, students are assigned projects that enable them to collaborate with real-life entrepreneurs, allowing them to contribute to the industry by expressing their creativity or vision. UofT also offer extensive amount of resources to help students dealing with their mental health and career planning.

Studying at the University of Toronto was a challenging yet rewarding experience. The academic standards are high, pushing students to think critically and work independently. I benefited greatly from the diverse perspectives, strong research focus, and exposure to real-world problems. Although the pace can be intense at times, the experience helped me develop resilience, discipline, and a global mindset.

The program really selects some great talent pool and deploys best of its professors. But the course is still a little outdated, it could be made more market oriented. Essential job related skills need to be taught to increase employability. The first year is cramped unnecessarily. The diversity at campus is the biggest plus point, lot of peer learning.

As a third year student, I can confidentally say I am happy with my choice of studying here at UofT. I wouldn’t have had it any other way. Im studying Digital Enterprise Management and if it was not for my program, the professors, and the friends I have made starting our first day together, it would not have been the same. UofT Mississauga provides a cozy feeling, it is not a small nor huge campus. The architecture grabs my attention everytime I am walking to or from class, and you are always bound to run into friends and staff. You can also get the downtown UofT experience by riding the shuttle bus for about 30 min, and studying at the libraries or even enrolling in the courses. There is ver little criticism I can provide but one thing I will say is that parking is expensive and your lucky if you can find a spot. Some professors may not be your cup of tea but the good professors who care for you and your future make up for it. Overall, a very good university and I would definetly recommend it for someone looking to create memorable times and enrolling in challenging yet exciting programs.

I like how the university lets you shape your own path by picking your majors and minors and combining them in a way that makes sense. As an international student, studying in both French and English can be tough at times, but it’s also a valuable experience. The professors really know their stuff, which helps a lot. One thing I’ve noticed, though, is that not all students take the classes seriously, so group work can sometimes be a bit tricky. On the bright side, the school’s online platforms are easy to use, and the classrooms and facilities are well set up for learning.

The University of Toronto is a great place to further your education in areas that really interest you. The campus often feels a little lost in the city, although the buildings are all quite attractive.