The University of Toronto has maintained its reputation as one of the best academic institutions in Canada for a very long time. I chose to pursue my honours bachelor’s degree from the University of Toronto Mississauga, specializing in Molecular Biology. In my time at UofT, I can confidently say that UofT remains one of the best universities in terms of offering research opportunities. Most of my class fellows had some type of research opportunity they worked on throughout their undergraduate career. The curriculum was very well structured, and the majority of my professors offered help and support during times of stress and difficulty throughout my undergraduate education. UofT Mississauga can improve by implementing more courses for people looking to study history, computer science for beginners, and biomedical communications. I can recall struggling a lot regarding finding elective courses of interest to enroll in because they didn’t exist or there was no space available, given the large student body. Overall, the education gained at the University of Toronto is highly admirable, as it requires much motivation and dedication. Still, you will walk out with a solid grasp of your field of study.

I believe that the University of Toronto is a an excellent choice when it comes to deciding universities in North America especially, being one of the more globally prestigious universities there’s no denying in the state of the arts facilities and exposure. After attending the university, I have realized that the lecture content is extremely relevant and constant international and local experiences are used to enhance learning. However, if I was to be critical about UofT I would definitely say giving support to future students during the summer after they have been enrolled at the university to select courses, residence and other study materials would be beneficial. I remember during my time, I felt confused and frustrated to pick my fall semester courses because I was used to a different system.