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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]they are mediocre maybe mid-level state schools like Jmu or UMBC, they are very easy to get into and massive not that impressive outside of canada. UVA, UMD, and even Virginia Tech have lower acceptance rates. [/quote]

You just showed you haven’t done your homework.

Canadian universities have high acceptance rates compared to American colleges b/c they don’t play the game where they tell everyone you have a chance to get in, collect your $95 app fee to raise millions then reject you to flaunt their low acceptance rate. In Canada, they post what grade and score you need to get in, and your high school wouldn’t even let you apply if you don’t meet the criteria. It’s like that in most of the world. Oxbridge does this too. Then you have Northeastern in the U.S. who pretends they are harder to get into than Cambridge. And parents play along so they can brag their kids get into a top school. For U of T that cutoff is typically 93-95/100. And they don’t grade inflate so none of this half the class has 4.0 BS like we do in America. The rest of the world gives out Cs and D’s daily to their kids. [/quote]

How did they end up with 80,000 students?[/quote]

A lot of International students. Canada is a young, growing and immigrant friendly country. They take in a lot of smart immigrants each year. The 80k is also spread across 3 campuses. St. George is the one every means when they think about u of T. The other 2 are much easier to get into and are not even in the city of Toronto. The 80k also includes adult education like if you are 35 year old single mom and want to take courses online to become a nurse, they have a robust program for that. Also Toronto is a huge global city, larger than Chicago, Boston, Houston, Dallas and Seattle combined. It’s something so many Americans who live in the suburbs but think they are in the center of the universe can’t comprehend. [/quote]

Its basically an open path to greencards from india
https://scroll.in/global/976755/easy-visas-and-job-opportunities-what-makes-canada-a-popular-choice-for-indian-immigrants
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