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I chose this this college because this college was located at the center of Canada and I want to explore Canada as well as this university is one of the best in Canada that's why I chose this college.
- Excellent education facilities and quality of life and low tuition fees - Cultural diversity allows people to live in peace and harmony - Toronto is the startup and tech hub of Canada, hosting companies like Uber, Microsoft, and Google - Vector Institute, the collaborative corporation that aims to drive AI research - UofT Library (3rd largest in NA) - Pioneers of Deep Learning like Jeoffrey Hinton and Yoshua Bengio give Canada a rich history of AI research. - the excellent alumni network
They have very good graduate programs, and there are many options to network. I have heard my friends say that UofT is a very prestigious school and that attending opens up many career opportunities.
I chose the University of Toronto as it is the number one school in Canada for computer science and it is across the country so I thought I could experience what it's like to live alone and in the city.
Reputation. UofT is a great university and is known around the world. It was ranked as Canada's number one and has great programs. It was my second choice for engineering and I love it here because of the community.
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If you have graduated from a designated learning institution in Canada, you may be eligible to apply for PGWP. However, graduating from a designated learning institution does not automatically make you eligible to appy for PGWP. You will be able to apply for PGWP after completing the one-year Certificate in Cloud Computing program of this university.
The University of Toronto does not offer Master in Child Counseling. But the university offers MA Child Study and Education, MA Counselling and Clinical Psychology, M.Ed Counselling and Psychotherapy, M.Ed Global Mental Health and Counselling Psychology, M.Ed Guidance and Counselling, MA School and Clinical Child Psychology. To apply for these programs, you must have a bachelor’s degree in Psychology.
To apply for graduate admission at the University of Toronto you must have a minimum GPA of 3.0 on a scale of 4.0. Besides the GPA requirement there are certain other program-specific admission requirements that must be fulfilled.