University of Toronto

This rating is based on the expansive U of T grounds and buildings and not the school itself as I'm not a student! I live a very short walk down the street so my family and I've been walking through or visiting U of T grounds for 8 years. It's like stepping into a time machine. I love the history and romance of buildings in the UK, and U of T is like a delicious walk through some place in Europe. The buildings are old and beautiful, and feel like an escape from the "concrete jungle" of the city. Many large green lawns amidst the fabulous architecture. And the philosophers walk across from Queen's park is *chef's kiss*, especially in spring, summer or fall. The trees are old and so gorgeous.
Nicole Kessler - 4 months ago

It was my honour to have learned psychology and medicine from UofT. The only reason I am giving 4/5 is that it was very difficult to do well and some of the classes were way too large for students to get some attention and chances for recommendation letters. However, everything else was great - I still cannot thank enough for the faculty of medicine to have accommodated my needs when I was struggling with unidentified health issues. After graduating from UofT, I was able to understand my own long-standing health problems. I also transformed in major ways in the process, although I wasn't always making good judgments along the way - I only imagine how difficult it must have been for the institution to educate and accept someone of very difficult cultural backgrounds and moral standards. I learned so much that now I can make most ethical decisions using the principles of bioethics I learned in school - they can be applied everywhere in any professional settings. I've also learned enough to understand what had gone wrong with my childhood and adolescence - I am more courageous to talk about these issues openly as an adult to challenge the status quo and am trying to make positive changes for those coming from more conservative cultures and for those who suffered from various mental health problems since childhood. Anyway, there was a moment of bitterness when I was very sick. I am better now and I'd like to thank from bottom of my heart for putting up with someone like me. I am very proud to be an alumnus of UofT and will use my learned knowledge to spread wisdom and narrow any educational gaps around the world. Thank you for staying with me on my journey of major transformation. - Harmony Eden
Harmony Eden - 5 months ago

I recently had the pleasure of attending the University of Toronto downtown campus and I must say, it was an absolutely incredible experience. The university is top-notch, with a wide variety of academic programs and research opportunities available to students. The faculty at the University of Toronto downtown campus are also excellent. They are knowledgeable and dedicated, taking the time to ensure that students are well-prepared for success in their chosen fields. In addition to the academic experience, the University of Toronto downtown campus also offers a wide range of extracurricular activities and student services. There are a number of clubs and organizations to join, and the student services office is always available to provide support and assistance. The campus itself is also beautiful, with a range of modern and well-maintained facilities. It is a great place to study, live, and socialize. Overall, I would give the University of Toronto downtown campus a full five stars. It is a must-attend for anyone looking for a top-quality academic experience in a welcoming and supportive environment.
Fouad Abboud - 3 years ago

I’ve been to the University of Toronto many times, and each time I’m absolutely mesmerized by its heritage. The stunning architecture, historic buildings, and timeless charm make every visit special. Whether you're walking through University College or exploring the surrounding grounds, you can truly feel the rich history and academic prestige. A must-see in Toronto!
Dominic Barber - 5 months ago

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.
Ksenia - 8 years ago