Thats so cliché what I'm gonna say .. but people going to U of T tend to have more money and can afford this elite kind of school in Toronto. But grades don't define who you are, and being at u of T doesn't necessarily means that you are a top notched student.
Idk about that since Waterloo tuition is significantly greater than UofT. UofT tuition is practically the same as McMasters and queens for what I’ve seen
As a U of T engineering student I can confidently say we are the better university, out of all. Waterloo comes close in terms of engineering and I have a very high respect for people who go there too. U of T> all other universities Sorry, not sorry 😂😅
Not even close. Waterloo engineering/CS/Marh is significantly better in UofT in almost all aspects whether education quality, job placements, and reputations.
Attending a famous university with a decent GPA will help to land interviews. The truth is that only about 15% of the engineering knowledge I learned in university is useful at work. Most skills are acquired from work. After a while, employers just look at your experience; school name becomes less important over time.
as someone who went to york uoft is better than york and waterloo, but when it comes to eng, cs, mathematics waterloo is better there's no debate there.
Did my studies under Engi dept at Waterloo. As long as coop does not fail- it's good. As for all this competition, nobody cares about us outside of Canada.
@@carsonwalker4330 McGill is well known among Canadians and internationally. There were a few American students studying in McGill. American companies as far as Boston and Chicago recruited in McGill in the past. In 1874, McGill and Harvard played the first game of intercollegiate football in America.
@@Mary-fp3fc lmao literally everyone can go to uoft but not mcgill student quality is way different ib 30-36 can secure uoft but only ib 38-42 can secure mcgill
@@jesoschrist I mean highschool scores doesn't define you and matters in life once ur out of highschool (no one cares really). We shouldn't just look at score, as we are much more than a number (what my teachers and students always say and I agree) but overall university in general. No ones gonna ask ur ib score in uni. Your life is what you make of it. Like my score doesn't matter anymore. There is always ways to get where you want. I mean both uni have their pros and cons. It depends where you want your enviroment, courses and experience. I am just talking about in general. It doesn't matter how many ppl can go in UofT or McGill everyone has their own choices. Plus you can always transfer once you're in uni, as a lot of my friends did transfer courses and another university. You are also not defined by which uni you go to either, is about how you make of it.🤗
@@jesoschrist That is true in some sense, but at UofT in your first year you aren't in your program, just a generalist major. You need to apply to your program and compete against everyone in the same generalist as you. Basically, the first rung of the ladder is lower relative to McGill, but the second rung is of entirely different level. When you compare the total applications to uoft Eng of CS to the number that make it to the major, the acceptance rate is like 5%.
WHY ARE YOU NOT INCLUDING UBC I JUST DONT UNDERSTAND WHY NOBODY RESPECTS UBC. UBC IS THE SECOND BEST UNIVERSITIE IN CANADA AND IT HAS THE BEST BUSINESS AND ECONOMICS PROGRAM IN CANADA.
What's your take on UofT vs McGill vs Waterloo vs York?
Even if it doesn't compare to UofT, York is still a pretty solid community college to attend.
McGill is superior
You should do a video about the rivalries between UTSG, UTM and UTSC
👀
The hierarchy is reel
wdym rivalries? It's not even comparable lmao.
UofT students from the other 2 campuses might have different thoughts lol. We're always being told we don't go to the "real" uoft :(
true
I mean you kind of don’t
It ain’t the same degree homie.
@@sammyjess it is the same degree no?
@@null-yi6no It is
Richard flexing on us with that Lacoste sweater
Thats so cliché what I'm gonna say .. but people going to U of T tend to have more money and can afford this elite kind of school in Toronto. But grades don't define who you are, and being at u of T doesn't necessarily means that you are a top notched student.
Idk about that since Waterloo tuition is significantly greater than UofT. UofT tuition is practically the same as McMasters and queens for what I’ve seen
This is gonna be interesting 😂
And I am sorry but I am gonna go with waterloo.
Edit: half way through and I am loving the uni wars 😂✨
Great Video! Maybe you could go to UTSC or UTM next?
Already planning on it!
@@RichardHan Awesome!
As a U of T engineering student I can confidently say we are the better university, out of all. Waterloo comes close in terms of engineering and I have a very high respect for people who go there too.
U of T> all other universities
Sorry, not sorry 😂😅
Waterloo> uoft in terms of engineering cs and math 😏😏
Not even close. Waterloo engineering/CS/Marh is significantly better in UofT in almost all aspects whether education quality, job placements, and reputations.
Attending a famous university with a decent GPA will help to land interviews. The truth is that only about 15% of the engineering knowledge I learned in university is useful at work. Most skills are acquired from work. After a while, employers just look at your experience; school name becomes less important over time.
as someone who went to york uoft is better than york and waterloo, but when it comes to eng, cs, mathematics waterloo is better there's no debate there.
@@smwk2017That's why waterloo better 😊
I'd be so cool if you would have interviewed law students.
Next video idea👀?
@@RichardHan sure. Why not
Yes, interview the grad students!
No, it wouldn't.
U of Tears for sure
it was an honor, sir 😌
I love this video 😍😍
“They hate us cuz they ain’t us”
-Einstein
2023 QS world university rankings just came out. McGill is now the best Canadian university (world ranking 31).
UofT is literally 21st
Did my studies under Engi dept at Waterloo. As long as coop does not fail- it's good.
As for all this competition, nobody cares about us outside of Canada.
The chick saying stick to your campus like she’s some Crenshaw Mafia OG
It would be cool to do a video about internships/coop students at UofT (utsc has a bunchhhhh of coop students)
It is all relative. Americans don't consider any of these as great schools. They may have heard of Toronto, but not much about U. of T.
We tend to know of UofT and UBC. Not many of us have heard of McGill as much (even if it is very good).
@@carsonwalker4330 McGill is well known among Canadians and internationally. There were a few American students studying in McGill. American companies as far as Boston and Chicago recruited in McGill in the past. In 1874, McGill and Harvard played the first game of intercollegiate football in America.
@@carsonwalker4330 yeah but american's don't think it is that good compared to t20 National universities or t10 Liberal arts colleges
Why UBC is not included ?
1. u of t
2. mcgill
3. ubc
4. u of a/waterloo/mcmaster
5. b tier university
6. ryerson university and c tier
damn u acc put waterloo in the same ranking as ua 💀💀
Waterloo cs >> uoft cs mmmm
@@jamesliu684 ong
queens and western where
@@null-yi6no 5th
I go to McGill because I hate UoT and got rejected by Harvard.
The U of T contempt is unreal
My rankings ( **my**)
1)Waterloo(MIT Of Canada)
2)Uoft (Harvard of Canada)
3)McGill
4) York
I think misplace ubc for york there
@@haanhthungo7755 definitely
how is uoft better than mcgill💀💀
ranking, also research, general academic (in general)
@@Mary-fp3fc lmao literally everyone can go to uoft but not mcgill student quality is way different ib 30-36 can secure uoft but only ib 38-42 can secure mcgill
@@jesoschrist I mean highschool scores doesn't define you and matters in life once ur out of highschool (no one cares really). We shouldn't just look at score, as we are much more than a number (what my teachers and students always say and I agree) but overall university in general. No ones gonna ask ur ib score in uni. Your life is what you make of it. Like my score doesn't matter anymore. There is always ways to get where you want. I mean both uni have their pros and cons. It depends where you want your enviroment, courses and experience. I am just talking about in general. It doesn't matter how many ppl can go in UofT or McGill everyone has their own choices. Plus you can always transfer once you're in uni, as a lot of my friends did transfer courses and another university. You are also not defined by which uni you go to either, is about how you make of it.🤗
Well in terms of engineering cs and math McGill is meh 😑
@@jesoschrist That is true in some sense, but at UofT in your first year you aren't in your program, just a generalist major. You need to apply to your program and compete against everyone in the same generalist as you. Basically, the first rung of the ladder is lower relative to McGill, but the second rung is of entirely different level. When you compare the total applications to uoft Eng of CS to the number that make it to the major, the acceptance rate is like 5%.
Hey Richard what is your say on Uni of Alberta....?
Bro put York in the title ☠️☠️☠️
can u make a video explaining the colleges and how to pick and choose
Nice video!! Oh btw are you korean?
haha that’s me 😳
love that for us
WHY ARE YOU NOT INCLUDING UBC I JUST DONT UNDERSTAND WHY NOBODY RESPECTS UBC. UBC IS THE SECOND BEST UNIVERSITIE IN CANADA AND IT HAS THE BEST BUSINESS AND ECONOMICS PROGRAM IN CANADA.
O wowowowowow
@@michaellai2672 wowiwoowiw
waterloo cs is peak
Does anyone seriously think York [last-chance-u] is a good school? Other than if you want to get robbed or murdered.
I don't like the social life here in universities lol. It's much better in other countries.
Mcgill is best university
3:02 she is a blink😂❤️
UofT living rent free
McGill is the best in Canada!
What about Western ? Is that school bad ?
For first year rotman students, is eco101 mandatory?
Yes
LMAO and then the QS rankings came out for this year.... RIP uoft
hey Richard! I was just wondering if it's possible to still stay in residence after first year at uoft? thank you!
what about university of guelph
UBC ?
U of T too big, nope
😍🙏🙏👍
Sorry, all Canadian universities are under universities in US.
All US students are definitely under in debt 😭😂😂
this is objectively untrue
yeah totally, you keep telling yourself that
York is definitely not a top university.