Anonymous
04/03/2025 12:45
Subject: what's the US version of U of Toronto
Anonymous wrote: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.
The father of AI is a Toronto professor and Toronto produced the foundational LLM research…and the former head of research at Open Ai (who left to found his own company) who created their LLM is a Toronto grad.
It’s stolen Waterloo’s thunder lately.
Anonymous
04/03/2025 12:42
Subject: what's the US version of U of Toronto
UT Austin?
Anonymous
04/03/2025 12:33
Subject: what's the US version of U of Toronto
Anonymous wrote:Waterloo is more like UCLA or UMich - less theoretical.Anonymous wrote: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.
Agreed; and they produce the best engineers of any school in North America.
Anonymous
04/03/2025 12:27
Subject: what's the US version of U of Toronto
Waterloo is more like UCLA or UMich - less theoretical.Anonymous wrote: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.
Anonymous
04/03/2025 11:24
Subject: what's the US version of U of Toronto
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.
Anonymous
04/03/2025 10:40
Subject: what's the US version of U of Toronto
Anonymous wrote: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.
I've been to Univ of Toronto and there is a real central campus with traditional old buildings. very pretty. I'm sure there's sprawl from there, but there's a heart.
Toronto is not my favorite city, but whatever.
Anonymous
04/03/2025 10:36
Subject: what's the US version of U of Toronto
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I’m a U of Toronto grad. Perhaps Penn would be the most similar.
But there really isn’t a top-notch American university that is safe AND right in the heart of a major city (Westwood isn’t the heart of LA).
With subway stops all around it, you can get from the campus to just about anywhere you’d want to go in minutes.
NYU.
I said “top notch”
Ha ha, NYU is not?
Anonymous
04/03/2025 10:30
Subject: what's the US version of U of Toronto
Cal/Ucla
Anonymous
04/03/2025 10:19
Subject: what's the US version of U of Toronto
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I’m a U of Toronto grad. Perhaps Penn would be the most similar.
But there really isn’t a top-notch American university that is safe AND right in the heart of a major city (Westwood isn’t the heart of LA).
With subway stops all around it, you can get from the campus to just about anywhere you’d want to go in minutes.
NYU.
I said “top notch”
Anonymous
04/03/2025 09:33
Subject: what's the US version of U of Toronto
Anonymous wrote:I’m a U of Toronto grad. Perhaps Penn would be the most similar.
But there really isn’t a top-notch American university that is safe AND right in the heart of a major city (Westwood isn’t the heart of LA).
With subway stops all around it, you can get from the campus to just about anywhere you’d want to go in minutes.
NYU.
Anonymous
04/03/2025 09:32
Subject: what's the US version of U of Toronto
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote: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.
I think the 80,000 includes the 2 significant suburban campuses. Whatever, it’s very efficiently run, & doesn’t seem too large at all. The wind & cold are the only things to worry about there.
However, it has many commuter students (which is par for the course for all Canadian colleges)...which is why ASU is a good proxy.
OP isn't really clear what they are after when they ask about a US version of U of Toronto.
Anonymous
04/03/2025 09:27
Subject: what's the US version of U of Toronto
Anonymous wrote: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.
I think the 80,000 includes the 2 significant suburban campuses. Whatever, it’s very efficiently run, & doesn’t seem too large at all. The wind & cold are the only things to worry about there.
Anonymous
04/03/2025 09:23
Subject: what's the US version of U of Toronto
I’m a U of Toronto grad. Perhaps Penn would be the most similar.
But there really isn’t a top-notch American university that is safe AND right in the heart of a major city (Westwood isn’t the heart of LA).
With subway stops all around it, you can get from the campus to just about anywhere you’d want to go in minutes.
But there really isn’t a top-notch American university that is safe AND right in the heart of a major city (Westwood isn’t the heart of LA).
With subway stops all around it, you can get from the campus to just about anywhere you’d want to go in minutes.
Anonymous
04/02/2025 19:55
Subject: what's the US version of U of Toronto
Accidentally omitted ucla
Anonymous
04/02/2025 19:54
Subject: what's the US version of U of Toronto
U Minnesota, U Texas, Berkeley, U Washington