University of Toronto - UofT (reviews)

The university has good environment for study have nice libraries, halls etc.
Although you will have to work hard to pass rhe exams but not as hard as the people are telling. Just you have to follow the rules and nothing will bad happen.believe me

Highly professional/supportive professors.
I learnt a lot at UofT, and I enjoy studying here.The course take place mainly online, but professor provided support as mush as possbile. They set up visual office hour and consider different time zone.

I think it’s a great school, my years here have been an adventure I will never forget, the people I’ve met, the knowledge I’ve acquired, all of those experiences are very special. Especially the UTM campus, it’s beautiful and modern and oh the deer! I would highly recommend going here, though prepare to do lots of work.

In UOFT, the organisation and the structure of the courses is very organised and well set. All the courses are in contact with one another to make sure not to overlap too much to not stress the students out.

Likes: The community is small. The students here are very nice and welcoming. Because of the small campus, it is easier to make connections with your professors because you become a familiar face to them. not a number.

Dislikes: Not many things to do on campus. If you are looking for a party school or a lively social atmosphere, this school isn’t it. This is a commuter school, which means that most people will just go home after classes.

Took two courses at UTSC – they were horribly underwhelming. I did not enjoy the facilities in that campus, nor did I like how the courses were taught. Seems like UTSC is very heavily business-inclined, but is nowhere near UTSG’s Roman school or Econ faculty. I suggest everyone to go to UTSG/UTM for economics/commerce courses instead of utsc.

Hey folks, I’m finishing faculty of commerce this year, I gotta say that my experience has been fantastic. My professors became my mentors and friends, while my classmates became my… mates (haha) and buddies, some became very close friends of mine. I’ve been having an amazing student life here with lots of great opportunities and ways to self-express myself, grow as a person, and show what I can do. Some courses naturally were very difficult, and it shouldn’t come as a surprise, this is a world class university, there is no such thing as a free A.

Everything would’ve been amazing if it wasn’t for POSt. I don’t know any other university that has this system except for UofT. If a student is already admitted to their program, why do they need to be admitted twice? I didn’t know about it, and when I was told that I need to get accepted, again, I was very close to transferring, because I was then told that the prerequisites for the CS major are 3.0 GPA, 80 in mat102 and 80 in csc108, unbelievably high prereqs. I did make it through, but POSt should be voiced out better, as many don’t even know it’s a thing when they get admitted. Other than that, some profs were horribly underprepared for lectures (I won’t point fingers), others were brilliant, but for some reason transferred to a different university. Courses were rather well-organized, although not all, and as per the stereotype, UofT student life is essentially non-existent if you’re in STEM.