Please tell me about cheap fee universities in mississauga ana toronto canada ?
There are no cheap fee universities for international students. All universities post their fees on their website.
Is University of Toronto Mississauga (UTM) easy to get admitted to?
I think the admission average is the same for all UofT campuses
Is UTM (University of Toronto Mississauga) the same as University of Toronto?
U of T is what they call a federated university. It started out as several different ones that came together. That was the beginning of the college system there. Every undergrad arts and science student is part of a college: Victoria, University, New, Innis, Trinity and St Michaels are downtown on the St. George campus. Scarborough College is in Eastern Scarberia, and is referred to UTSC these days. Erindale College is in Mississauga, now generally known as UTM. They are part of UofT. There isn't a lot of movement between UTM, UTSC and St George campus, but they are all part of one university.
University of toronto mississauga campus - admission?
According to info71, the average for chemical and physical science is mid 70s including ENG4U, MCB4U and at least two U science courses. Remember that these numbers can fluctuate somewhat from one year to the next, so that's why they give a range and not an exact number. Good luck! Check it out for yourself at the link below.
Which city is better to move to live in Canada, Ottawa or Mississauga?
There's no easy answer to your question. It truly depends on why you're moving to Canada and what jobs or career you're looking for. I'm quite confident to say that either Mississauga or Ottawa will provide you with a very good standard of living with access to education, medical services (both for family medicine and emergency medicine), entertainment, restaurants and both cities are safe.If you're looking for a career in the public service then Ottawa is a better alternative - however be aware that you would need to be able to communicate, fluently, in both English and French in order to obtain a good job. If you're looking for work in the private sector then I would say there would be far more opportunities in Mississauga - based on it being part of the Greater Toronto Area (population roughly 6 Million) whereas the population of Ottawa (including the city of Gatineau in Quebec) is about 1 Million.Both cities would provide you with access to public services such as police, fire, snow clearing, garbage pickup, libraries as well as having public parks and other venues. Ottawa has many museums and two large Universities (Carleton and University of Ottawa). Mississauga would provide you access to all of the restaurants and cultural events available in Canada's largest city. The Toronto area has 6 Universities (UofT, Brock, York, Ryerson, OCAD, UofT Scarborough - as well as many Community Colleges.To maximize your chances of finding work I would go to Mississauga but be mindful that Real Estate is 25% higher there than in Ottawa (or even more). Also commuting in Toronto is typically longer than Ottawa - strictly as a function of geography. The longest commutes in the Ottawa area are about 60 minutes - whereas commutes in the GTA can be over 2 hours. The Toronto Region's Transit system (TTC) is considered to be quite good and I believe you would find public transit in both cities to be quite convenient. I believe that the public transit in Mississauga would be cheaper as Ottawa' s busy system (OC Transpo) has a reputation as being Canada's most expensive.You really can't go wrong with either city. If it was me starting out on a big adventure I would say this - If I was bringing a family I'd probably opt for Ottawa (lower house prices & a smaller city). If I was single or it was just my wife and I - then I'd go for the bigger city for sure.Good luck.
I recently got accepted to University of Toronto Mississauga, CCIT and Ryerson University Graphic Communications Management. What's better?
So at UTM the program is communications, culture and information technology and ryerson's program is graphic communications management. I can't decide where to go? The thing is UofT has it's name and great reputation but UTM isn't as good as St.George, right? And Ryerson's program is amazing, one of it's kind in Canada, but the reputation for some reason isn't as great. Another thing is Ryerson's location is amazing, in the heart of downtown Toronto. UTM is in mississauga.. Where should I go? Should I pick the UofT name or the better program? Also, if anyone in these programs currently could give me their opinion, that would be great. Thanks
Is UTM (University of Toronto Mississauga) considered a prestigious university?
It is a campus of the University of Toronto. While the University's main campus downtown is the most prestigious of all of the different campuses it still is part of U of T, which is a prestigious Canadian institution.