what's the US version of U of Toronto

[Anonymous]

for humanities - Econ, philosophy, politics, etc

[Anonymous]

I don't think there is an equivalent. It's a huge school. Maybe imagine the University of Michigan in the middle of New York City without a football team.

[Anonymous]

UCLA?

[Anonymous]

What precisely do you like about it?

[Anonymous]

NYU?

[Anonymous]

Boston U

[Anonymous]

CCNY? what are your criteria?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I don't think there is an equivalent. It's a huge school. Maybe imagine the University of Michigan in the middle of New York City without a football team.

That’s a pretty good description.

[Anonymous]

UCLA

[Anonymous]

University of Toronto has 80,000 students…ASU is the equivalent. It’s a huge commuter school with tons of students, much like UT.

Of course, the weather is very different.

[Anonymous]

U of Washington

[Anonymous]

People are too literal about location. Berkeley is the easy answer, but even it has better retention rates.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:What precisely do you like about it?

they do seem to be getting a lot of USA academic refugees.

[Anonymous]

For stem, UT is like Berkeley except Canada has no HYPSM equivalent so it's even better in Canada than Berkeley is in the US

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:For stem, UT is like Berkeley except Canada has no HYPSM equivalent so it's even better in Canada than Berkeley is in the US

OP asked for humanities tho