Excellent professors, very knowledgeable, will push you to work hard, while also helping you achieve your goals. Sense of competitiveness and excellence at the university. One thing I dislike is the lack of school spirit and a lack of sense of community due to the university being a commuter school.

UofT is renowned for its competitive academic environment and rigorous grading standards. However, what truly stands out to me is the diversity of the university, which has enabled me to quickly connect with individuals from various fields of study and different educational levels, including master’s and Ph.D. students, as well as fellow undergraduates like myself. As a transfer student entering my third year at UofT, and having only been here for a fAs a recent transfer student entering my third year at UofT, despite my relatively brief time here, I can confidently affirm that establishing your own community is not a daunting task, as long as you set clear goals and genuinely intend to connect with peers and mentors who can relate to your experiences and help you navigate the complexities of higher education.

I like how prestigious the university is. It has been labeled the “Harvard of Canada” and it is a hard to school get accepted into. The University of Toronto has paved a great way for my siblings to get to their current profession.

The school has a really great supportive system and gives students great ways to connect with others who are like-minded.