what's the US version of U of Toronto

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Anonymous wrote:UT Austin?

Not top notch!

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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

UT is very good in STEM but for STEM in Canada Waterloo is the only real answer.

Waterloo is more like UCLA or UMich - less theoretical.

Waterloo is very theoretical and operates CS out of the Math department.

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U Chicago, maybe

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It’s U of T. Not UT. It’s hard to compare because there like 1 college in Canada for every 50 in the US. Also, all Canadian undergrad programs are public. Plus, U of T had the best law school in the country, and arguably the best med school as well. Other than McGill for undergrad generally and Waterloo for stem, U of T is basically the best school in Canada for everything else.

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U of Wisconsin - Madison

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Anonymous wrote:for humanities - Econ, philosophy, politics, etc

Philosophy falls into the humanities category. Economics and politics fall within the social sciences. Nonetheless, the interdisciplinary major of public policy relies on the fields of political science, economics and philosophy for its foundation. If schools that offer this major may appeal to you, this site may be of interest:

https://www.collegetransitions.com/blog/best-colleges-for-public-policy/

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ASU

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Anonymous wrote:U Chicago, maybe

Is this a joke? UToronto is a behemoth entity.