University of Toronto: Why you should go to UofT | everything you should know about UofT

Hi guys! Today I am talking a little bit about UofT! I share 3 reasons why you should come to the University of Toronto and why these reasons make UofT stand out against other unis (mostly ontario universities).
This is a quick and fast video just outlining my favourite things about UofT and how these factors are really distinguishing for the university.
I have a more in depth video about what you should know before coming to UofT where I outline more specific things you should know about the university if you are thinking about going or have already accepted: • University of Toronto:...
I hope you enjoy and learn something! If you have any questions leave a comment :)
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[@hehehe1020]

Heyy! Love your videos! Could you also make one on what you're planning to do with your degree?

[@laurettecarolyne8599]

I agree

[@alessiaisabella]

Hey! Thank you so much!! For lifesci students there are a lot of opportunities! I am not fully sure yet but I am probably going to apply to grad school and further my studies :)

[@hehehe1020]

@@alessiaisabella great to hear and so excited for you!

[@emaans155]

Not to be rude or anything i applied to the missauga campus for UofT because it's the closest to were I live and form watching other peoples videos the campus downtown seems beutiful , however I'm still in between Uoft Missauga and McMaster would like some reasons for why I shpuld attend Uoft Missauga campus

[@alessiaisabella]

Hi! I've actually never been to the UofT Mississauga campus so I can't really say what the campus is like. But I've heard it is still a great school and campus! :)

[@bufnyfan1]

Scarborough and Mississauga campuses at U of T may be different but the St George Campus at U of T was very impersonal and a lonely experience for many of us who went there. My friend had a great saying.....being at the St. George Campus was like being a "cedar chip at the bottom of a hamster's cage".

[@alessiaisabella]

Aw im sorry you had that experience :( It is different for everyone and really depends on the person and your preferences. I agree, it can be lonely, especially during the winter and midterm/exam season, but I like the environment, size and location which makes it better :) Personally, I like to be in a city environment with a lot of people rather than a smaller campus where you know everyone. So it really depends on the person!

[@ML-ov7wo]

If you’re an introvert who is there to study and work hard it’s not lonely at all. It’s a massive school in a massive city. If you want to not be lonely you really need to make an effort. People are not there to socialize. They’re there to work

[@bufnyfan1]

@@ML-ov7wo it was an incredibly impersonal and cold place to be when I was there. My friend transferred to Guelph and said going to Guelph was like the difference between "night and day" compared to U of T. You got to know your professors, the class sizes were far smaller (so you could get to know far more people) and there was much more school spirit.

[@sheikhadnan4074]

Why are you so pretty

[@IScreenshotNFTs]

Diverse Students = People from India

[@alessiaisabella]

nope, not just India. all over the world really!