Problem with UoT is that only St George campus counts. Is it true that UoT degree now indicates which campus the student graduated from?




I'm from U of Toronto.) For finance, banking, econs, I think U of Toronto is still a great school as many US banks and the top 4 Canadian banks are close by.

U of Toronto is situated right in the city of Toronto - which means there is some nightlife. U of Waterloo would be your typical university town where it's located outside of a major metropolis and so not much goes on there. I think it really depends on what type of university you're looking at and how you want to explore your education. I know for a fact U of Toronto has plenty of Asians, has great Chinese food nearby and have quite a few Singaporeans and Malaysians studying there so you might get less homesick. It's also easier to get around to big shopping malls and hot spots - the tradeoff would be that rental could be expensive if you plan on staying close to school.

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That's the matriculation format. When I did my G12 in Canada, that was the format but with different percentage When i went to university sama sama, except no marks for attendance and 1 or 2 midterm exams