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York University
A York University degree empowers graduates to thrive in the world and achieve their life goals through a rigorous academic foundation balanced by real-world experiential education
(26 reviews)
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
University of British Columbia
The University of British Columbia is a global centre for research and teaching, consistently ranked among the 50 best universities in the world
(52 reviews)
Vancouver & Kelowna, British Columbia, Canada
University of Toronto
The University of Toronto is renowned for having one of the strongest research and teaching faculties in North America
(119 reviews)
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
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Latest Reviews
Yorkville University
Beware of this school. They do not allow you to make mistakes or re-do assignments. Some professors may lie about you and get away with it as well. Also, be careful that you only argue with the professor if they tell you it is ok. I would not recommend going to this school unless you are woke and into complete support of areas that you do not agree with. If you are attacked by a professor, you are not allowed to say so and if you do say that you have, then you are rejected and by omission- called a liar.
12-9-23 01:38 PM
Anonymous
University of Toronto
Average university with respect to academics. They tend to have route memorization as their primary method of learning, with less application and or practical work. Often polices are not fair to students or teaching assistants.
09-6-23 03:32 AM
Joe Darby
Humber College
Worst administration, support and guidance. Last minute changes and over-complication, no prior complete details, keeps students hanging, no love and understanding and worst coordinator support. Rude and unrealistic.
15-5-23 06:28 PM
k
Toronto Metropolitan University
I am a graduate student of this university. My review may not be representative of the institution as I've found that graduate programs tend to be a little insular. Overall, my experience in this university was good. Teachers were generally supportive and there were many opportunities to get involved in different research laboratories. Still, cost of living in the area is extremely high and graduate student funding is not up to par. If you're not living with your parents, expect to take on a loan or a job that requires a significant amount of your time. Balancing these stressors along with the workload coming from school can be extremely challenging.
01-5-23 04:18 PM
Danielle