Name: University of Toronto - St. George Campus
Address: 27 King's College Cir, Toronto, ON M5S, Canada, CA
Telephone: +1 416-978-2011

University of Toronto - St. George Campus is a university, located at 27 King's College Cir, Toronto, ON M5S, Canada. They can be contacted via phone at +1 416-978-2011, visit their website www.utoronto.ca for more detailed information.

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27 King's College Cir, Toronto, ON M5S

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Sonali Sambherao

17 January 2021

The campus is really big and has lots of trees,greenery. The buildings are good to look at and we generally enjoy walking around the campus,safe and lots of places to sit around if your tired of walking and want to take a break!
Jaskaran Singh

21 December 2020

Amazing university. My friend goes there its a perfect opportunity to learn here and explore more.
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Education is the best opportunity for succeeding and this university gives you the opportunity to study and learn!
Stuart Gatz

21 September 2020

Safe, clean, well lit, and secure. 10 min walk from Spadina subway station and Bloor st w. 5 min walk to u of t. Parking underground not cheap. Park on the roadside if possible. Daycare and library within 5 min walk too.
Steve Bolton

12 September 2020

Gorgeous and relaxing
Arif Bülent Kayak

15 July 2020

My son accepted to University of Toronto two years ago. I would say that the faculty and staff are perfect. Students are serious about education and hold themselves to high standards. The mental health and other student resources have improved recently. The University seems to want to work with students in order to give them a quality experience. Very grateful for the opportunity for my son to study here.
Jake Sauced

21 November 2017

They need to do a better job at protecting students and professors rights to free speech and engage in critical thinking.

Beautiful facilities and the campus is huge, in a good way.
Alislam Nibir

20 November 2017

Very impressive. I have to take a higher education in Economics subject. I am too much interested to complete Master's degree and MBA degree from this university. Please need a guideline and an honest guide.
Leo

11 November 2017

Nothing could describe UofT and its position in my heart. To those who claim this University is underwhelming, speak for yourself. If you have successfully made your way through the years and stood on the stage of convocation, you will never regret spending time here.
Avery Nettles

18 October 2017

I love Toronto it is an amazing city. I mean I can't put into words how much I love Toronto. I even love the Toronto campus it is amazing as well just I love everything about Toronto.
Ksenia Christich-Maslov

01 October 2017

Didn't take a program at UoT but I'm giving this campus five stars for the architecture and atmosphere. Feels like you step into a historical movie set! Usually quiet - an amazing place to just get away from a busy day. They play the bells sometimes in the clock tower which adds to the beauty of this place. Spend an hour or two here and you'll feel refreshed and inspired.
Cdbar Stratford

10 August 2017

Fantastic campus. Looks like straight out of a movie scene. Really beautiful buildings and architecture.
Gus Batayeh

30 July 2017

They filmed Tommy Boy here. The college that Chris Farley graduated from in the movie, this is the college that they filmed it at. Pretty cool.
Adam Heeley

26 July 2017

ARCHITECTURE COURSE IS AWFUL. IF YOU WANT TO LEARN NOTHING ABOUT THE INDUSTRY AND MAKE MODELS OUT OF LEGO COME TO U OF T. I KNOW FOR A FACT THAT MOST ARCHITECTURE FIRMS WANT STUDENTS FROM RYERSON. I WAS ACCEPTED IN THE ARCHITECTURE PROGRAM AND THE FIRST THING THAT I LEARNED FROM STUDENTS IN THEIR MASTERS WAS THAT THEY WISHED THEY HAD NEVER GONE HERE. WHAT DOES THAT TELL YOU??? I QUICKLY TRANSFERRED AND GOT THE HELL OUT OF THERE. DO NOT WASTE YOUR MONEY DOING PROJECTS THAT MOST OF US DID IN NURSERY SCHOOL.
Anne Francisca Kerubo

09 June 2017

I did my undergraduate degree at university of Toronto and I regularly attend alumni events as well as other community engagement activities as much as I can. University of Toronto has a unique way of engaging its alumni and affiliates in an impactful manner that connects a network of communities around the Globe.
Marjan Jackman

26 April 2017

I enjoyed my 4 years at UofT. It was not easy but it was worth it. I realized this a few years after my graduation when I noticed how some of the skills I developed here put me so much ahead of the game. It's a big campus and some may think it's impersonal but there are so many small communities within the campus. There's something for everyone. You just have to get out there and look for a club or a community to join. I found that student support was great. I always had help whenever I needed it.
Jacqueline Volckmar

30 March 2017

Worst 4 years of my life. I wish I could get my money and time back. Thanks to this place I will never willingly attend another post secondary institution. There was absolutely nothing valuable about this experience.
Guest User

21 March 2017

University of Toronto is over-priced, and does not deliver a positive undergraduate student experience. It seems like the whole university is just one large money grab. I was overall disappointed with the education I received here.
Bryce Coffey

21 March 2017

Woulda loved to be accepted here but the admissions office did not respond me nor gave me an answer on whether I was waitlisted or accepted into their engineering school
Tasty Worker

28 February 2017

Don't be a fool and waste your money at this place, all it is is an indoctrination centre run by Marxist atheists, man hating feminists, paraphillia totalitarians, and self absorbed elitists. Unless you want to go into something like engineering, architecture or music, just stay away unless it is just to visit the nice old buildings and grounds and libraries, which are the only decent things of this University that are worth spending time in. Go into the trades and on the side just read books of things in the humanities that interest you, because if you go here to pay to learn humanities, you will come out a very jaded person, in debt, with no job.
A Google User

29 November 2016

Whenever I walk through the buildings, I notice alot of administrative staff chatting and socializing, as if they are not busy enough. And in the Dean's office I deal with, often the secretary is away from her desk, and when there is not very personable. I'm also trying to understand why they need so many assistant and associate Deans. Is this how our tuition payments are being spent? And then they come up with their own faculty and staff awards. Is our tuition being used for that too? And the Executive Assistant Donna in the Dean's office sits at her desk not doing much, other than watching people with her aggressive stares. This is the problem when some people are given higher positions. How much does one get paid for that? And then, there is Helen who shuns certain kinds of people in their Department, and leaves exactly on time as if on a work-to-rule campaign. If they streamlined and reduced some of the staff , I am sure tuition fees could drop. Also I do find some professors and staff condescending . Is that the transformation that happens from having their noses buried in textbooks for many years? They seem to forget from where they came and got started. I had expected a more evolved group of people here and hoped they would treat us as customers not students. Other than that, it is a nice looking campus with some wonderful architectural buildings.