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- Could you share your comprehensive experience at University of Toronto, including both the positives and negatives? Please consider including: The aspects of the college that you appreciated and those you felt needed improvement. Your engagement with campus life and the quality of social interactions. The faculty's expertise, teaching methods, and mentorship quality. The effectiveness of the placement services and the support provided for career advancement. The quality of the infrastructure, including campus amenities and learning facilities. The relevance and rigor of the course curriculum to your personal and professional development. Things you liked
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Q. How affordable was the program & how did you manage your finances? What to include? Mention the mode & terms of fees payment Mention the funding details, if you availed any Other Academic Expenses Q. How affordable was the program & how did you manage your finances? What to include? Mention the mode & terms of fees payment Mention the funding details, if you availed any Other Academic Expenses
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The course is more practical based rather than theoretical aspect and extracurricular activities are also required at the same time.
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I got the scholarship around $3000 in my first year so I had to pay around $12-18000 but the fees is different for international students.
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- Aimed to educate researchers to work for companies - Optimal program duration (8-8) - 8-month Applied Research Internship in an industrial setting aimed at solving real-world problems. It really brings out creativity and exploration in the researcher. - Networking - Since UofT is one of the best universities in the world, I will be able to connect with fellow graduates from diverse backgrounds - an excellent opportunity to find potential co-founders for my tech venture
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60,000 CAD is the tuition fees.
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I think that the curriculum can be a bit tough, and some courses try to cover too much material. Students often miss out on understanding topics in depth when they are forced to cram for exams. However, the professors are very knowledgeable.
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The fee structure was pretty standard for UofT, as graduate students, we do get a stipend and our fees are covered through funding. The other charges were reasonable.
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The University of Toronto has a very strict course curriculum with the Program of Study that they have mandatory where you need a certain mark to actually be enrolled and this is a bad way to do it but the courses overall are interesting.
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The fees vary by programs, the Computer Science structure is unregulated so the fees are way higher than expected.
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Heavy, too loaded. Hard to keep up with it. Lots of courses starting off first year. Hard to get used to especially coming out of high school. However these courses are very useful and good, they obviously help later on.
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Lots of fees, it went up a thousand each year. Also, have to pay for textbooks. It's more expensive than other universities.
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