Q. What is the main USP of University of Toronto St. George?

The University of Toronto's USP, or achievements, are The University consistently ranks among the top 10 public universities in the world and as the country's top university in all major rankings. It is one of only two members of the Association of American Universities outside of the United States, the other being McGill University in Montreal. It receives the most annual scientific research money and endowment of any Canadian university.

Q. What is the ranking of University of Toronto St. George?

• The University of Toronto St. George is placed 25th in the QS World University Rankings for 2021.
• The University of Toronto is placed #16 in the Best Global Universities list by US News.

Q. What is University of Toronto St. George famous for?

University of Toronto St. George is famous for its research and teaching. It is one of the top public universities.

Q. Is Toronto a large city?

Toronto is the capital of Canada and a global leader in business, finance, technology, entertainment, and culture. Toronto is one of the most multicultural cities in the world due to its high population of immigrants from all over the world.

Q. What’s the weather like around University of Toronto?

Toronto, like other North American cities such as Montreal, Chicago, and New York City, has four different seasons: summer, fall, winter, and spring. Summers in Toronto are pleasant; winters are cold, snowy, and windy; and the weather is partially cloudy all year. The temperature normally ranges from 17°F to 78°F throughout the year, with temperatures rarely falling below 1°F or rising over 85°F.

Q. How many students study in University of Toronto?

The total number of students at University of Toronto St. George is 61,690.

Q. Who are the top alumni of University of Toronto?

• William Lyon Mackenzie King- Longest Serving Canadian Prime Minister
• Lester B. Pearson- Nobel peace prize winner Canadian Prime-Minister
• Paul Martin- Canadian Prime Minister
• J.K. Galbraith - a famous economist and a leading proponent of American liberalism in the twentieth century.
• Frederick Banting- Nobel Laureate in Medicine for being the first to use insulin on humans.
• John Charles Fields- Famous mathematician who established the renowned Fields Medal 
• Roberta Bondar- The first female astronaut from Canada
• Harold Innis- professor of political economy who contributed to the development of the staples thesis and the Toronto School of Communication Theory