Reviews of University of Toronto (University)

Carroll G

????????????????????

Jose Matute

Lovely place but the construction sites currently working there take away from the aesthetic

GU Yiqian

Uni of trash, uni of racism. They give student bloody happy new year present.Because they try to use absurd excuses by covering up a plot against a country's students with a dumb mistake

yu chen

I'm not a student so I have no idea what it's like to go here. I was simply a tourist going for walk and I found myself mesmerized by the architecture and the vibrancy of the streets surrounding it. Coming from the west it was nice to see such ornate architecture

Mircea Pilaf

Old and new buildings along St. George St, downtown Toronto. The best university in Canada, and always in top 20 worldwide

Gabriel Cavalheiro

I absolutely loved the place. Plenty of beautiful neo-Gothic buildings and the ambiance is amazing. Since many different movie scenes were shot in place, you can recognize the sets along the visit. Definitely worth the tour.

Sonali Sambherao

The campus is really big and has lots of trees,greenery. The buildings are good to look at and we generally enjoy walking around the campus,safe and lots of places to sit around if your tired of walking and want to take a break!

Glenn Dickler

The sadistic professors seem to pride themselves on the high suicide rate and rate of depression. Especially in the psych department. They are very very sick, mocking anyone who struggles by sending passive aggressive and condescending emails. It’s honestly disgusting. We need an investigation into the grading criteria and fast before we lose anyone else we love.

Neil Chen

Such a wonderful campus with many magnificent architectures.

Neha Maheshwari

Campus is beautiful loved it so many buildings around .old campus

Daphne Gabriel

I attend the University in the early 80's and in a Transitional Year program. This was a fine Arts Program, as it involved all the courses of study to pursue a single or multi discipline. I also was part of the 89.5 FM Radio Team doing news and interviews. Involved in fundraising as well.

Rebecca Khachi

I am currently taking a course at the School of Continuing Studies at the University of Toronto, St. George, and it has been such an amazing experience so far! I find the professor to be wonderful, the course material easy to understand, and the pace of the program great for someone like me who works full time. The campus itself is stunning! I love going for walks, grabbing a coffee at the various cafes around the campus, and appreciating the old architecture! I definitely plan on continuing my education here at the School of Continuing Studies at the University of Toronto, St. George!

Bryce Coffey

Woulda loved to be accepted here but the admissions office did not respond me nor gave me an answer on whether I was waitlisted or accepted into their engineering school

Ahnaf Muqset Haque

Cool place to have a walk and appreciate.

Michael Woloszyn (Michael Woloszyn)

The highest quality education you can receive in Canada. The campus is beautiful. There's a rich history. If you're going into a STEM major, there's no other university to go to.

KinG DaviD YT

Nice and beautiful residents @45Willcocksst for students who loves to stay in school residents.

Samuel Leung

Despite being in the heart of one of the busiest cities in the world, the St George Campus of the U of T is calm and youthful. A lively and lovely campus that is surrounded by green parks and dotted with great looking faculty buildings. The best place to start a campus tour is at the Front Campus lawn circled by King's College Circle in front of the University College (Main Building). If you stand in the centre of the lawn, CN Tower, you and the Main Building will almost form a straight line. All university buildings (& in fact the campus) are not open to visitors for the time being but the U of T offers some excellent virtual tours. While not the best substitute, they will help you identify the key sites and plan ahead and therefore be set and ready when the campus is fully reopened to visitors again.

Farjana Faria

University of Toronto (U of T or UToronto) is a public research university in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, located on the grounds that surround Queen's Park. It was founded by royal charter in 1827 as King's College, the first institution of higher learning in the colony of Upper Canada, and serves as the flagship campus of the three campuses of the University of Toronto. The other two satellite campuses are located in Scarborough (UTSC) and Mississauga (UTM). Originally controlled by the Church of England, the university assumed its present name in 1850 upon becoming a secular institution. As a collegiate university, it comprises eleven colleges each with substantial autonomy on financial and institutional affairs and significant differences in character and history.

Ishan Patel

Outstanding campus! Awesome residences! Located in the heart of the city, very connected to any other place near by. Several stations are available in the surrounding, making the frequency of transport very convenient for travelling. Very beautiful structures and state of the art architectures!

DFX

Beautiful campus. The blending of traditional architecture with modern designs is what makes it stand out. There are a lot of food trucks located around campus all day. It's also a short walk to China Town with limitless access to Asian food.

Thiru

The University of Toronto (U of T, UToronto, or Toronto) is a public research university in Toronto, Ontario, Canada on the grounds that surround Queen's Park. It was founded by royal charter in 1827 as King's College, the first institution of higher learning in the colony of Upper Canada. Originally controlled by the Church of England, the university assumed the present name in 1850 upon becoming a secular institution. As a collegiate university, it comprises eleven colleges, which differ in character and history, each with substantial autonomy on financial and institutional affairs. It has two satellite campuses '' 'in Scarborough and Mississauga.

Tim Chase Photography

January 2021 walk around the grounds at U of T and taking in the magnificent heritage buildings that make up the University. Truly amazing to see and photograph. The University of Toronto (U of T or UToronto) is a public research university in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, located on the grounds that surround Queen's Park. It was founded by royal charter in 1827 as King's College, the oldest University in the Province of Ontario.

Ian Woodruff

A WORLD CLASS UNIVERSITY UoT is very highly regarded around the world for its research output and range of courses offered. The campus is beautiful, occupying a whole suburb with buildings ranging from very old to ultra modern. It has a real campus feel, yet is interwoven with the city itself. Lots of international students attend UoT

Estefano Ampuero

Extraordinary architecture and lots of places to hang out and eat!

Malik Nadeem

The University of Toronto (U of T or UToronto) is a public research university in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, located on the grounds that surround Queen's Park. It was founded by royal charter in 1827 as King's College, the first institution of higher learning in the colony of Upper Canada. Originally controlled by the Church of England, the university assumed its present name in 1850 upon becoming a secular institution. As a collegiate university, it comprises eleven colleges each with substantial autonomy on financial and institutional affairs and significant differences in character and history. The university also operates two satellite campuses located in Scarborough and Mississauga.

Taoran Wang

it surely is a fine institute with its historical builds spread at the hub of a great city

Olivier Nimeskern

University of Toronto is the highest rated university in Canada. They have a large campus, or rather campuses as the university has many buildings and annexes spreading over a large area. St. George Campus is the oldest part, and it looks very much like an English university from centuries ago (think Oxford Cambridge). Very old buildings with gardens, laws and small passages. Once outside of this area, the surrounding modern buildings of the university are prevalent. A nice visit.

Anne F Kerubo

I did my undergraduate degree at university of Toronto and I regularly attend alumni events as well as other community engagement activities as much as I can. University of Toronto has a unique way of engaging its alumni and affiliates in an impactful manner that connects a network of communities around the Globe.

Azure Crier

The open university is very big, and there is still a park in the university. There are large lawns in the park with pine trees, so there are many small squirrels coming and going. I feel that the college students here are so happy, the environment is superb.

Mirna Misevic

Always fun and something new to learn about Toronto history!

Jodie Rose

Cherry Blossoms!! They are out and there is a whole bunch all close together which makes for great photos. Many of them have not been fenced off.

Karen Park

Great research institution is not necessarily a great teaching facility! The cost of education is truly a rip off, profs don't care about students' learning experience, and you will get nowhere to get help from because you are just a number out of a student mass!

Minnie Cui

I heard terrible things before coming here, but honestly, I have zero regrets. One thing that really sucks is that a lot of the first and second-year undergraduate classes are taught by incompetent grad students, forcing us to do re-teach ourselves everything on our own time. But honestly, with hardwork and a an open attitude, you have far better resources at this school than at any other in Ontario.

Ksenia

Didn't take a program at UoT but I'm giving this campus five stars for the architecture and atmosphere. Feels like you step into a historical movie set! Usually quiet - an amazing place to just get away from a busy day. They play the bells sometimes in the clock tower which adds to the beauty of this place. Spend an hour or two here and you'll feel refreshed and inspired.

6 Kat

Founded in 1827; U of T is the oldest institution for higher learning in Canada ???? It encompasses a vast amount of space in central Toronto(including areas around Queens Park). Since the University was established so early in Toronto's colonized history, the city has literally been built around it. This leaves the original campus grounds free for students and citizens of Toronto to enjoy. I recommend the Philosopher's Walk ????

Mary Jain

A beautiful school. Every effort seems to have been made to make this a well organized place of learning. The landscaping is gorgeous, and in the plethora of new buildings lie some historic ones dating back to the early 1900's, most of which seem to be in use.

Z Z

University of Trash 1. College Register SUCKS, whenever you ask any question regarding academic they did be like "it'S your fault that you enrolled yourself into 6 courses, 99 " none of my business 2. Faculty Register SUCKS. 10 day ago they forcefully de-enrolled all my courses on Acorn (I know 200+ people were de-enrolled to, so probably thousands of people had this issue.) I have been kept submitting my vaccine proof to them. I contacted them and ask them what to do. They respond to me that they need the QR code thing 2 Weeks AFTER dropping my courses. 3. Residence Team SUCKS. Recently the Grad House Team placed red envelopes for the residents students. However inside the envelopes there are nothing but HELL MONEY. (Money burned for the dead people) They cannot say that they made a mistake or what not, because it literally prints "HELL BANK NOTE" on it!

Jason Lee

Awesome campus inside a busy city. Very good programs available at this campus as well. Lot of resources.

Nabil Ahmed

it's very pretty in the fall. gets busy around the same time as well because classes begin. some buildings need renovations because they are simply too old but this also adds to the character of the campus. Great place to take pictures!

I K (Kira)

Beautiful buildings and great atmosphere.

furniture canada

(Translated) Learned a lot from here, very good (Original) 从这里学到很多，非常好

David Ruhlman

This is a great place to check out if you are touring the city. There is a lot of rich history and the building are relatively close together, making for a quick walk.

Phaya Brands

Best

Fouad Abboud

Amazing tour of the university! ???????????????? Check out these photos ????

Jeremy Chan

Beautiful open place. Old building one of the nicest campuses in the world UofT for the year 2021 has a world rating of number 17.

Loxley Powell

The buildings and the architecture truly allows your mind to wonder about the occupants of long long years ago who occupied and preserved the space for us to enjoy in today's society.

Paymon Sani

Beautiful campus consisting of heritage stone buildings alongside new and modern towers to nest our young and bright minds and future leaders. It is a host for many wedding photography and site seeing, love it!

Naeem Ally

I had a shawarma here after going up halal guys. Officer dude said I can move my car only after I'm done, nice dude Fairly nice campus especially in the middle of down town. Lots of trees and social gathering area. The loop that goes around kind of sections off but links all the buildings together for easier access and Organization for students (unlike Ryerson) I haven't gone into any of the buildings, but the campus alone in the middle of toronto has plenty of small knook and cranny food and other type shops around. Not the best campus for when you have a car though

uday

believe me this is the best choice u made if u are going for Mba real good professors out there willing to help u if u r down for it , there is always some room for some clubs i personally prefer some private enterpanurship clubs with some like minded friends if u can take it U of T welcomes u . ????????

TeamTron

McDonald's in basement of Northrop Frye didn't give me any ketchup

Mega QA

Great turf field with two full sized soccer fields. This is a great place to come for pickup soccer, as most teams are just made up of random people who drop by. Indoor soccer shoes are better for this hard turf. Highly recommended for pick up soccer and to meet new people.

Christopher Murray

Huge campus with tons of activities going on. Architecture is amazing and so is the campus. Nice backdrops to get photos professionally shot. Cool place to walk around and staff is friendly to give you a tour if you asked.

Jason Li

This is the worst university ever. They only need undergrad student because they are paying huge amount of tuition, and ignore their wellbeing in this community as soon as they received all the money. It claims it cares about student's identity, but when Chinese student received "Hell Bank Notes" from the dormitory management team during lunar New Year, they did nothing but say it is a "mistake". It would never happened if there was a single Chinese staff participated to this action, how could you still call yourself a "diverse community" when such things going on in this school?

Jenny Ying

Would not recommend. Especially the post system for cs

Amy Nguyen

Although it was a stressful 4 years with numerous sleepless nights for my undergrad degree, I don't regret coming here. It was a valuable challenging experience! There's so many extracurriculars to get involved in. Also, the campus is big and beautiful..both naturally and the archeiture.

lucky1 furniture

Seat of Academic

Marjan Jackman

I enjoyed my 4 years at UofT. It was not easy but it was worth it. I realized this a few years after my graduation when I noticed how some of the skills I developed here put me so much ahead of the game. It's a big campus and some may think it's impersonal but there are so many small communities within the campus. There's something for everyone. You just have to get out there and look for a club or a community to join. I found that student support was great. I always had help whenever I needed it.

Susan Chou

(Translated) Very good ???? (Original) 非常好????

Mr XP

Strong academia and spacious campus.

Sagan Lambert

Seat of Academic

Martin Ng

Really cool campus to walk around! Impressive!

Charo Salemi

I’m just going to talk about the beautiful architecture of this place. Go inside some of the building specially the one for students recreation is like an old but modern castle. So warm and antique. Love it.

Justice for Nalu

There are a few profs here that are doctors One is a surgeon who is amazing . Another is a psychiatrist. A few are specialist If you can get these individuals as doctors in the medical setting your life is saved . Message me for profs names and locations of practice. Long wait times . Almost impossible to get. The best ppl I their field will be the hardest to obtain.

Mohit Sandhan

This is what we call as a dream uni.

RGSOUNDF

The former King's College, founded almost two hundred years ago is so vast in terms of both the number of its many a building, various by their history, present, their distinguished alumni, the architectural styles and designs, and its sheer scale (if our memory serves us, the number of the staff and the student body reaches or even exceeds the mark of 100,000 people). As a quick stop on your layover-styled tour of Toronto its vast grounds could be admired by parking your car by the Convocation Hall followed by a quick stroll along King's College Circle. As a more dedicated visit, you may very well need several days to explore its riches including Annesley Hall, Birge-Carnegie Library, Bloor Street West-371, Brennan Hall, Nona Macdonald Visitors Centre Luella Massey Studio Theatre, Burwash Hall, and Burwash Residence, to name just a few out of a vast number of locations and sites undoubtedly worth your while. Shouldn't be missed in the same way as the CN Tower, St.Lawrence Market, Casa Loma, the Distillery, Kensington Market and other iconic landmarks of the city

Urotsukidoji1

got my BA degree here, a soul crushing waste of time and $

Mht Harou

(Translated) I graduated here, very good (Original) 我就是这里毕业的，很好

TJ “TJ” S

This university is one of the best school in North America, but it lacks a lot when it comes to professors, grading marks, the faculty staff at (Woodsworth College) and not to forget the exams...and also that this school is very expensive!!! I am deciding to switch school because this school is not what I expected...professors at this campus must really love failing students and that the grading scheme is not really good. Overall...it a good school, but I rather go to a university that is not compose with deadly toxins in the air and that the student body is so huge...you can't even breathe in the same room. :(

Kristen Horner

Looking through programs and maybe I'll apply as a mature student. So many great programs just finding one that fits me is the difficult part!! This school is the best and I hope one day I'm able to experience it!!

Jason Gafar

I currently attend the University of Toronto - St. George Campus. I would like to say, that this is a remarkable institution. I thank God each and every day for granting me the privilege of studying here. I have had remarkable professors who were not only world class in their chosen field, but very kind, approachable, and fair. I have never met a professor who wasn't willing to work with a student who was struggling. I am honoured to study here, and I hope my dream of too becoming a professor and having the privilege to lecture here comes to pass. So help me God.

C S

I earned a Master of Arts degree here in 1972-73, from the School of Graduate Studies Department of English. The entire experience lives with me from that day to this, and I am still very humbly grateful to the University, the Province of Ontario, and the Nation of Canada for giving me the opportunity to study among them!

Davis Wu

Not worth the money for an engineering degree. Literally twice as expensive as a computer science degree. PEY is a broken program that requires at least 12 consecutive months at a single company and won't tolerate multiple internships. Also, the PEY office is completely useless at helping students get a J1 Visa. Additionally, the engineering registrar front desk is manned by someone with a terribad attitude who needs to be fired.

Jaskaran Singh

Amazing university. My friend goes there its a perfect opportunity to learn here and explore more. Everything is best also, jaskaransaini.com for more Education is the best opportunity for succeeding and this university gives you the opportunity to study and learn!

Leo

Nothing could describe UofT and its position in my heart. To those who claim this University is underwhelming, speak for yourself. If you have successfully made your way through the years and stood on the stage of convocation, you will never regret spending time here.

Andrew Yeung

A great campus with old and new architecture to render the evolution.

S

I did my undergraduate degree here, and all I can say is that it is subpar. A lot of memory work in the humanities and not much critical thinking is encouraged. I would not recommend this school for arts. It is more about agreeing with the professor and their opinions, and anything going against the mainstream is discouraged.

Darwin Martinez

Hello my name is Darwin and I am hoping to get into this college when I can. Right now I am 11 years old in 5th grade so good luck future me!

Michael Nebesny

Beautiful campus in the heart of the downtown for a world class university. This campus is home of nearly a hundred thousand students, and is also a very popular stop among visiting tourists.

Banshan Marwein

I walk for 20 minutes just to get to this place, i think I'm not regretting , instead I feel satisfied and a good place to be while roaming around the university avenue in Downtown Toronto

Dreamer Nibir

Very impressive. I have to take a higher education in Economics subject. I am too much interested to complete Master's degree and MBA degree from this university. Please need a guideline and an honest guide.

Sidra Rizwan

We just went there to see this historic building and I must say Amazing Architecture and loved to walk around.

Elvis Azisova

Went around the campus and paid a visit to their library. Amazed by the old school, Hogwarts-esque feel of the buildings.

E Sayed

Its a calm and beautiful campus that takes you a step back into the history of this university. The diversity of students in this campus also is a highlight that makes this university so special. The Whole area is surrounded by beautiful trees and architectural structures which one cant stop admiring. One must visit this place if anywhere near downtown Toronto like Queens or museum station of TTC. Taking a good walk around should be one of the to do goals while in Toronto city...

Devender Khatkar

The sadistic professors seem to pride themselves on the high suicide rate and rate of depression. Especially in the psych department. They are very very sick, mocking anyone who struggles by sending passive aggressive and condescending emails. It’s honestly disgusting. We need an investigation into the grading criteria and fast before we lose anyone else we love.

Idan Bergman

The university is set on a beautiful campus, most evident during the spring and summer seasons. This is a large campus with tens of thousands of students. There are many libraries, 3 gyms, and numerous cafeterias to choose from. The school in itself is known to be one of the best schools in Canada. Student life is robust but sometimes difficult to take part in, especially because of the fact that there are so many students.

Biren. Rameshbhai. p. patel

Well it was OK nothing was surprising and good as they advertised

Arif Bülent Kayak

My son accepted to University of Toronto two years ago. I would say that the faculty and staff are perfect. Students are serious about education and hold themselves to high standards. The mental health and other student resources have improved recently. The University seems to want to work with students in order to give them a quality experience. Very grateful for the opportunity for my son to study here.

Ryan

I’m not having fun being a student here but I can’t deny that University of Toronto provides an exceptionally rigorous education. Maybe sometimes at the expense of mental health. A beautiful campus however.

Danilo Arrez

This university is really good, I love the bookstore and I hope to go there one day!

tycoon kaiser khan

The University of Toronto (U of T or UToronto) is a public research university in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, located on the grounds that surround Queen's Park. It was founded by royal charter in 1827 as King's College, the first institution of higher learning in Upper Canada. Originally controlled by the Church of England, the university assumed its present name in 1850 upon becoming a secular institution. As a collegiate university, it comprises eleven colleges each with substantial autonomy on financial and institutional affairs and significant differences in character and history. The university also operates two satellite campuses located in Scarborough and Mississauga. Academically, the University of Toronto is noted for influential movements and curricula in literary criticism and communication theory, known collectively as the Toronto School. The university was the birthplace of insulin and stem cell research, the first artificial cardiac pacemaker, and the site of the first successful lung transplant and nerve transplant. The university was also home to the first electron microscope, the development of deep learning, multi-touch technology, the identification of the first black hole Cygnus X-1, and the development of the theory of NP-completeness. It receives the most annual scientific research funding and endowment of any Canadian university and is one of two members of the Association of American Universities outside the United States, the other being McGill University. The Varsity Blues are the athletic teams that represent the university in intercollegiate league matches, with ties to gridiron football, rowing and ice hockey. The earliest recorded instance of gridiron football occurred at University of Toronto's University College in November 1861. The university's Hart House is an early example of the North American student centre, simultaneously serving cultural, intellectual, and recreational interests within its large Gothic-revival complex. The University of Toronto alumni include three Governors General of Canada, five Prime Ministers of Canada, nine foreign leaders, and seventeen Justices of the Supreme Court. As of March 2019, ten Nobel laureates, six Turing Award winners, 94 Rhodes Scholars, and one Fields Medalist have been affiliated with the university. In 2000, Kin-Yip Chun was reinstated as a professor of the university, after he launched an unsuccessful lawsuit against the university alleging racial discrimination. In 2017, a human rights application was filed against the University by one of its students for allegedly delaying the investigation of sexual assault and being dismissive of their concerns. In 2018, the university cleared one of its professors of allegations of discrimination and antisemitism in an internal investigation, after a complaint was filed by one of its students. The University of Toronto was the first Canadian university to amass a financial endowment greater than c. $1 billion in 2007. On September 24, 2020, the university announced a $250 million gift to the Faculty of Medicine from businessman and philanthropist James C. Temerty, the largest single philanthropic donation in Canadian history. This broke the previous record for the school set in 2019 when Gerry Schwartz and Heather Reisman jointly donated $100 million for the creation of a 750,000-square foot innovation and artificial intelligence centre.

Lisa Metajovic

Forever will be in my heart, I am glad I made the decision to attend UofT! It is hands down the best school in Canada. Beautiful campus, and great location in the heart of one of the best cities ever (and my personal favorite).

Michael Philip Maunes

One of the best research universities in Ontario. It is well-known for academics and student support services.

Whitney Berkman

Founded in 1827, the University of Toronto has evolved into Canada’s leading institution of learning, discovery and knowledge creation. We are proud to be one of the world’s top research-intensive universities, driven to invent and innovate... lovely place .. ❤️

Sstossy

They need to do a better job at protecting students and professors rights to free speech and engage in critical thinking. Beautiful facilities and the campus is huge, in a good way.

Eliza Beckett

Great place to study and I like the environment including design. They have many students so Roberts library is generally so crowded but here is much better. During the winter season, the weather is so gloomy but during summer season, this building looks way better.

Kareem Maher vlogs

university of toronto well done

Karishma Sinha

Fabulous campus. Visited Toronto Post Graduate School, School of Continuing Education. The latest profession that has great full time jobs - are in areas of healthcare. Great hospital jobs for various skilled health workers, caregivers workers. The University has great hospital jobs that get nurses a decent headstart . Decent jobs for economic growth is an urgency for University of Toronto. The political science students are changing bills of laws in every province through their student groups. Personally friends with few young graduates. Also art work, community chats are hosted by university students. Enlightening discussions with staff, and government Agency teams, as they manage, troubelshoot problems. As an Ivy League graduate I relate with this group a lot!

Mario Silva

l am horkimg, across street. Toronto. collegt st.Dawtow.

Antoine grace Pivi

my girlfriend hates me and she goes to Rotman

الثريا الثريا

The University of Toronto is indeed competitive. However, since they offer an unparalleled breadth of choice, they're a worthy fight as long as you stay sane here. Each of their three campuses offers a unique experience, with 700+ academic program options, and 1,000+ student clubs. Here at U of T, you'll discover how to ask critical questions, think fearlessly, and make your calling your career.

TOTO

Victorian buildings between the modern architecture of Toronto is an interesting combination. Lot of green areas on the campus full of squirrels :)

Mei Zhou

If you want to be charged up the ass, develop anxiety, lose sleep and be surrounded by stuck up rich transfer students it's the perfect place for you! More seriously, the school is far to harsh with their work load and with the amount charged for tuition, you would expect that the there be more sections for a course to better fit schedules. The school is beautiful though and very safe and convenient. Every school is harsh but I just find this place to be more unreasonable with workload sometimes

Yovana Lee

Cool

Saif Beiruty

Amazing and Huge Campus. Beautiful University with top class research and innovation! One of the greatest universities in Canada and the world.

Shah Baten

Beautiful Campus. This is located right in the heart of busy Toronto and walking distance to everything.

Elsa Leung

Founded in 1827, the University of Toronto has evolved into Canada’s leading institution of learning, discovery and knowledge creation. We are proud to be one of the world’s top research-intensive universities, driven to invent and innovate... lovely place ..

lever du soleil

(Translated) Very good ???? (Original) 非常好????

Mushfiq Rahman

Did my undergrad here, highly recommend their business programs, classes were great. Profs are very supportive and teaches with passion, some courses were tough but if you work smart you can do well.

Mht Harou

اعجبتني طريقة عرض ما يملكونه

Benson Pike

We spent some time to walk around the grounds and they are beautiful. In particular we like the war memorial to fallen staff

.

Great campus... Recommended....!

Jimmy Lan

Good school located downtown Toronto. Lots of resources, and the professors/teacher advisers/staff were helpful. Tuition fee was quite expensive. A good place overall to study and live. I am a new student coming in for first year :)

d s

U of T is great as usual. It's really unfortunate that most of their kids lessons and activities stop being offered after 12 years old. My child really enjoys going there for his extra curricular sports but unfortunately most of the sports that he was doing are not offered for teens. It would be great if U of T would offer a variety of sports in the evenings, weekends, March break, Summer break and December break. Academic programs for teens would also be great at those times as well. I'm sure the best University in the country could find a way to make this work for families and understandably turn a profit. Just think of all the future students and athletes that U of T could have build a familiarity and comfort level with the University.

M R

I stayed at the U of T dorms these past 2 summers after I lost both parents to cancer. The last two days I've been stuck with nowhere to go and this morning I stopped by 1 classic ave to use the washroom. I walked by the head of operations manager and said good morning and I just got ignored. Next thing I knew I had 2 cops there to talk to me because that woman had called the cops on me instead of saying good morning like a decent person would. I guess that's the treatment I get for spending thousands of dollars here when I didn't have much at all. I will never stay here again after this. That woman is completely heartless to do this to someone over using a "public" washroom. She also stood there with a smile on her face and almost laughing while I was being spoken to. That's real professional coming from the head of operations.

swinderpal singh pannu

Had the most amazing time there. Truly a magical experience; especially the old colleges like Trinity, Victoria, St Mike's. An absolutely wonderful place, leader in cutting edge research and unmatched academic excellence!

Pete Smith

Thank you so much U of T for all that you've done for me over the years! I am now able to have a successful life after college because of your help and belief in me.

Kemi Makindipe

My experience was lukewarm at best. Interesting campus and great faculty. Lacking in supports for students and professors alike.

Liama Monopara

good

James Dalton

It seems that wherever I go, I have people following me around and looking at me in the wrong way was as if I'm being investigated for a crime. I like the campus, but I'm giving this place a negative review because I feel misjudged and the intimidation needs to stop, enough is enough. I'm being pushed over the edge.

Dhoobaale Library

university of toronto well done

Dhoobaale Library

university of toronto well done

Justin T

Went to Skule here so i definitely have a bias towards this campus. I hope that all those who goes here also loves it.

S chmidt

Whenever I walk through the buildings, I notice alot of administrative staff chatting and socializing, as if they are not busy enough. And in the Dean's office I deal with, often the secretary is away from her desk, and when there is not very personable. I'm also trying to understand why they need so many assistant and associate Deans. Is this how our tuition payments are being spent? And then they come up with their own faculty and staff awards. Is our tuition being used for that too? And the Executive Assistant Donna in the Dean's office sits at her desk not doing much, other than watching people with her aggressive stares. This is the problem when some people are given higher positions. How much does one get paid for that? And then, there is Helen who shuns certain kinds of people in their Department, and leaves exactly on time as if on a work-to-rule campaign. If they streamlined and reduced some of the staff , I am sure tuition fees could drop. Also I do find some professors and staff condescending . Is that the transformation that happens from having their noses buried in textbooks for many years? They seem to forget from where they came and got started. I had expected a more evolved group of people here and hoped they would treat us as customers not students. Other than that, it is a nice looking campus with some wonderful architectural buildings.

Zhou Luoxue

University of Trash 1. College Register SUCKS, whenever you ask any question regarding academic they did be like “it’s your fault that you enrolled yourself into 6 courses,”none of my business” 2. Faculty Register SUCKS. 10 day ago they forcefully de-enrolled all my courses on Acorn (I know 200+ people were de-enrolled to, so probably thousands of people had this issue.) I have been kept submitting my vaccine proof to them. I contacted them and ask them what to do. They respond to me that they need the QR code thing 2 Weeks AFTER dropping my courses. 3. Residence Team SUCKS. Recently the Grad House Team placed red envelopes for the residents students. However inside the envelopes there are nothing but HELL MONEY. (Money burned for the dead people) They cannot say that they made a mistake or what not, because it literally prints “HELL BANK NOTE” on it!

nafas Razaie

I like Canada very much. We want to go to Canada for a while and study there. I am 16 years old and we do everything to get there. With the help of my family and God, the University of Toronto, I think it is very advanced and a good place.

Bo Lin Fan

This university is really good, I love the bookstore and I hope to go there one day!

Guest Guest

I heard that U of T offers the TEFL Certification. The following is my comment on the TEFL certification: TEFL certification is a big waste of time. The course is OPINION BASED. Many of their exam questions have NO RIGHT AND WRONG ANSWERS. You have to follow the author's opinion for you to pass. The politicians who make up the rules of using TEFL Certification as qualification have NO idea what they are talking about. A real qualification is based on evidence, NOT someone's opinion! If you ask 10 experienced teachers on the best way to teach, you will get 10 different opinions because everyone has a different style and different areas of strength. It is like anything else, if you ask French people whose food tastes the best, they will say French food tastes the best. If you ask Cantonese people whose food tastes the best, they will say their food tastes the best. Those are all opinions, and there is NO right or wrong answer. Same as methods of teaching. Everyone has his/her own ways based on his/her own areas of strength. Who is to say who is right and who is wrong? The world must encourage FREE THINKING. They should encourage everyone to design their own unique way of doing things based on their strengths. THIS IS SO CALLED INNOVATION. FREE THINKING / INNOVATION should be applied to every profession! The more the government regulates, the more the free thinkers are being eliminated. Certifications based on learning one's opinion is an opportunity to make money! It is a fake qualification based on corruption and fraud! I praise Utah State, USA for eliminating the Teaching Certificate requirement for teachers. They truly make sense and are ahead of their time. CONSEQUENTLY, UTAH STATE, LOCATED IN A DESERT, BUT IT IS ONE OF THE MOST INNOVATIVE STATES IN USA BECAUSE THEY OPPOSE OPINION BASED EDUCATION AND TRAINING, AND THEY PROMOTE FREE THINKING AND INNOVATION!

John D

I am Devender from Haryana.I have applied for may intake at Sault college Toronto campus.My Instagram id is devender1261.

Stuart Gatz

Safe, clean, well lit, and secure. 10 min walk from Spadina subway station and Bloor st w. 5 min walk to u of t. Parking underground not cheap. Park on the roadside if possible. Daycare and library within 5 min walk too.

Guilherme Cavalcante

A magnificent and charming campus in the heart of Toronto!

Don McQueen

dont go here if you dont want to ruin your life,

auxie's daily

I'm still in junior high school, but I've prepared myself from now on, do my best to get a scholarship from this university,wish me luck !!! Em, Honestly, until now I have not found a field where I excel, but I will continue to dig myself so that I can go to school here❤️ Good luck everyone !!! btw ily huang xuxi.

Enrico Anderlini

The university is perfect for a relaxing stroll away from the hectic Downtown. It is possible to have guided tour as well on request.

Gregory Saldanha

The best place for education in Canada. Most prestigious place to learn in Canada even if you plan to work eventually out of Canada.

ma jun

(Translated) I graduated here, very good (Original) 我就是这里毕业的，很好

Crystal Eve

Great place for a leisurely stroll. Beautiful buildings and the area is pretty peaceful compared to the surrounding areas. U.of T campus is one of the few places I feel completely safe walking at night as a female.