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Likes:
- Challenging academics in the coursework .
- Great research that builds reputation .
- Lot of resources available for students .
- Amazing building and technologies .
Dislikes:
- Very cutthroat and low sense of community .
- Grading was brutal when everything is curved to a C .
- The weather in Toronto is not the best especially in the winter .
Course Curriculum
Course Curriculum were intense and theoretical so it was interesting.
Fees
45000 USD for tuition.
Likes:
- I admire the faculty we have who are open to dealing with our problems and issues throughout the day. They urge all students to attend office hours offered by various departments for external help and clarifications. null
- I love the amazing opportunities we have on campus such as joining clubs, being a part of the varsity (our mascot) as well as representing our community and university in a bunch of sports like football, cricket, and basketball. null
- There are quite a few options for a good meal on campus as well right from their canteen to Tim Hortons, Starbucks, and Subway! .
- Our library is open throughout the school day up until 10 PM every day and also open 24/7 during the exam season which allows all students to seek the right resources and atmosphere of working and being productive during such times. null
- The amazing culture at our university is something that stands out, we have students from all over the world it is amazing to indulge with people with different backgrounds and perspectives as well as ensure to network with them and get access to more opportunities. null
- We have classes of usually 500 students, however, we also do have smaller classes known as tutorials which is a class of just 20-25 students with the TAs where we can personally ask them our doubts. null
- Our campus is spread across acres and we have multiple buildings across the facility for different programs, for example, for CCIT, Management/Commerce, Computer Science, Sports, and Residences. null
- We have amazing tie-ups with MNCs and other corporates as well that provide us with amazing opportunities such as ScotiaBank, RBC, JP Morgan, Deloitte, Apple, American Express and IBM. null
- We have Co-op on all campuses now which gives students the opportunities to experience the work culture in Canada and explore the different industries while completing their degree. null
Dislikes:
- The timings of our canteen and other food places on campus are limited during the days and shut down early on weekends. null
- Our classes are huge consisting of about 300-500 students which might be a problem sometimes as the professor does not get to address every student individually. null
- No student is in their intended major in the first year as we have an additional requirement to be cleared which is to make POST (Program of our choice) to which we are admitted in our second year. This makes the university highly competitive and filters out students at the initial stage itself. null
- Finances must be a concern for many international students as UofT has one of the highest fee requirements in the whole of Canada. null
- Academic advisors and career counselors might be hard to reach out to many times as their schedules are busy with students from the upper years. null
Course Curriculum
Our course and syllabus are updated every 2-3 years which means that our textbooks change along with our curriculum and sometimes professors as well. Our academics are very up to date and we do seek relevant and upcoming knowledge in our classes only. Our courses and syllabus are structured in a way that provides the student with the utmost exposure and knowledge from various subjects related to that major or field such as courses related to Economics, Accounting, Mathematics, Programming, and more for a Management related field.
Fees
The tuition fee for about a year at UofT is CAD 60,000 which is equivalent to about 36 Lakh Indian Rupees, this is not inclusive of meals and residency on campus. This tuition fee is only for international Students. For domestic students or students with a Canadian PR, their tuition fee is much less, up to $8,000 - CAD 10,000 which is equivalent to 5-6 lakh Indian Rupees, this is not inclusive of meals and residency on campus. This fee is for all domestic students. This is usually the different fee structures offered at UofT, however, the tuition is changed based on the student's requirements or if the student is on a scholarship basis.
Likes:
- I like the sporting facilities, the way things are being taught! Also the way the ranking of the university helped me in getting into various events. null
Dislikes:
- Less fun activities than other universities. I would say uoft is more academically focused with less activities happening in comparison to other universities. null
Course Curriculum
It’s pretty rigorous and hectic, one has to be consistently in touch with the syllabus .
Fees
Total Tuition fee: 65000 per year
Likes:
- The atmosphere and the choices of studies .
- The people were nice and helpful made lots of friends .
Course Curriculum
I was doing a 36-credit program. Full time I had 6 classes each week. The classes were spread out and manageable. The ratio was decent enough to give the teacher time to work well with students, and always posted an online discussion board
Fees
I had to pay for textbooks, computers, and supplies, but my financial aid covered both that and my courses. I really just pay for my housing and living expenses, and I have a job that I work part-time to help pay those costs.
Course Curriculum
Really good, but since I'm first year, it's very pure math and physics so far.
Fees
9000 since I'm dometic. Food around toronto is expensive so 200/ per month for that
Likes:
- There are a lot of opportunities available to us after completing this program, and the research facilities are also very good here. null
- The campus life is amazing. We have student lounges to play football or pool, and just chill and hangout. However, you do not get the time to do all of these. null
- Some teachers utilize articles and podcasts, which I prefer because they are free and more accessible. null
Dislikes:
- As well, the process of getting your money back when you drop a course is not applicable for any other term, which is very disappointing .
Course Curriculum
The support network at U of T is another pillar of this resilience-building environment. Professors, advisors, and peers form a community that rallies around students during both triumphs and setbacks. Whether it’s academic guidance or mental health resources, the university fosters an environment where seeking help is encouraged, reinforcing the idea that resilience isn’t just about individual strength but also about knowing when and how to seek support
Fees
The tuition is approximately 53,000 CAD. If you decide to stay in residence the cost can vary from 11,00 CAD to 16,00 CAD for the first year. Residence costs include meal plan options. However, many off-campus housing options can also vary depending on your choice. Overall it's the best affordable college, in my opinion.
Likes:
- The campus was very beautiful and I enjoyed staying there .
- The faculties were good and well educated .
- The placements were best and worth to actual fees .
Dislikes:
- The students there were not as good as I expected .
- The ranking system was not good as it includes a lot of hardwork .
- Some faculties were rude and did not responded well at my doubts .
Course Curriculum
The credit score was like each subject had different credits ranging from 0 to 5 each subject added a good score in my academics each subject was divided into certain hours and they were taught accordingly.
Fees
The program was affordable my first-year fees had been paid by my parents and the rest fees I paid myself by doing part-time work at different places I was paid for working and my salary was 25$ per hour per week my other academic expenses included the stationery cost and project cost.
Likes:
- The first thing I liked was the library and the overall campus was really good. The infrastructure and classes were really amazing. null
- I also liked the faculty and there way of teaching and giving equal time and importance to every student. null
- The campus was very huge and the cleanliness was really good. null
Dislikes:
- I disliked the area of the campus, like we have to walk more from one class to other building for practicals. null
- Also there are no garden available in the campus. null
Course Curriculum
The number of credits available in the program is 24 and by achieving the required points we can get the scholarship. The faculty was really nice and helped each student. One faculty is available for every 3 students.
Fees
I have secured a loan from my hometown and the college will provide me a part-time job on the campus which will help me with the fees. Also will get a scholarship if I maintain the required credits.
Likes:
- Ranks number 1 in Canada. Had great alumni network and has good reputation in North America. null
- The depth and breadth of experience received in MBA class with diversified students. The Rotman school gives the experience to build network and grow your career in different domains of interest. The wheel is in the students hand to navigate their career as they wish. null
Dislikes:
- Sometimes too much focus on academic grades than practical experiences. Also, students get sometimes too much focus on just Consulting and Finance, which inhibits them to explore different areas. School can ensure students that career can grow in different areas by showing them more real life experiences. null
Course Curriculum
Good experience on the curriculum and academics. Internship gives a good management experience.
Fees
$97k CAD.
Likes:
- Different students come for different aspirations, for me : PR related reasons and low fees. null
- The university offered a variety of courses and strong curriculum which helped shape one's feel for analytics as a career option. The diversity of students that come in the cohort helps one understand perspectives across. null
Dislikes:
- The most pressing concern especially for students coming from Asian countries like India, China etc. is the job market. Very frankly, the total number of companies and job openings anytime round the year are less than Bangalore or Gurugram alone. null
Course Curriculum
There is a crucial internship that college provides which lasts for around 3 months and helps one gain exposure about the Canadian market.
Fees
70000 CAD.
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