University of Toronto

Good and serene place to learn. Teachers and professors are among the best in the world with indepth knowledge and 21st Century skills and experience. Teaching approach and methodology very pragmatic, hands-on and up-to-date. I am having a good time in my program and I highly recommend the University of Toronto.

I'm a new student, so I'm going to publish this anonymously. But I promise to come back here after graduation. The program is amazing but challenging. There's a lot of theory and essay writing, so if you want to do research, this is the place to be. UofT gets students a lot of shadowing experience in all wards but I feel like students at other schools will get more hands-on nursing experience than me. Either way, placements out of UofT are really good and the reputation can't be beat.

I was a UofT undergrad and, later, I TA'd in the CS department as a graduate student. Hands-down, UofT is a top 20 global Computer Science Department when it comes to research -- maybe even top 10. The people you'll meet here are among the very best at what they do in the world.

Warning to undergraduates, though: Teaching quality is all over the place. Class sizes can be huge (many hundreds), and many professors are busy chasing research accolades. If you're in the top 5% of the class, you may be able to get your prof's attention and secure a spot in the graduate program. Otherwise, UofT can be a lonely place if you don't form your own study groups.