The University of Northern British Columbia is a small, research-intensive public university in British Columbia, Canada. The University of Toronto is a public research university in Toronto, Ontario, Canada which ranks among the top 50 universities globally.
| University of Northern British Columbia | University of Toronto updated | |
|---|---|---|
| Collegedunia Score | 4.1 Out of 10 | 7.4 Out of 10 |
| ranking (overall) | # 781 QS World University 2024 # 801 Times Higher Education 2024 # 801 Times Higher Education 2023 | # 21 Times Higher Education 2024 # 21 QS World University 2024 # 16 US News 2023 |
| Subject Strength | # 801 for Engineering by Times Higher Education 2023 # 801 for Medicine by Times Higher Education 2023 | # 26 for Engineering by Times Higher Education 2024 # 13 for Medicine by QS World University 2023 # 21 for Law by Times Higher Education 2024 |
| Programs | UG Programs -69 PG Programs -21 Doctorate Programs -2 | UG Programs -83 PG Programs -95 Doctorate Programs -7 |
| Acceptance Rate | 82.0 % | 43.0 % |
| Exam Score | GMAT - 340 IELTS - 6.5 PTE - 65 TOEFL - 90 | GMAT - 550 IELTS - 6.5 MELAB - 85 TOEFL - 100 |
| Cost to Study | Average Tuition Fees 16200 [For UG Program] Average Tuition Fees 3785 [For PG Program] Hostel + Meal - 9874 Per Year | Average Tuition Fees 45616 [For UG Program] Average Tuition Fees 30120 [For PG Program] Hostel + Meal - 10 Per Year |
| placement (average package) | More than half of the graduates earn more than $55,000 CAD. 95% of the graduates find employment after graduation. | Placement rate was around 85% within 3 months of graduation Top recruiters were McKenzie Investments, KPMG, EY, Deloitte, Pepsico, Scotiank, National Bank Financial and others. University of Toronto Graduates & Alumni Salaries - By Degree: Executive Masters-$208,000 PhD-$85,000 MBA-$83,000 Doctorate-$74,000 Masters in Science-$73,000 Masters in Finance-$72,000 |
| application requirements | Students must have passed high school and submit official transcripts of all previous education completed Submit English language proficiency test scores Students should look for program specific requirements | Student Profile/Supplementary Application (depends on program) |
| Campuses and B-Schools | NA | University of Toronto (Mississauga) University of Toronto (Scarborough) Rotman School of Management |
| CollegeDunia Reviews | - | 7.0/10 Read 69 reviews |
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| General Facts | University of Northern British Columbia | University of Toronto updated |
|---|---|---|
| Type of University | University | University |
| Established | 1990 | 1827 |
| Student:Faculty Ratio | 1:1 | 24:1 |
| Male:Female | 1% Male, 1.6% Female | 45% Male, 55% Female |
| Location Facts | The main campus is located in Prince George, with additional campuses located in Prince Rupert, Terrace, Quesnel, and Fort St. John. | |
| Library | Geoffery R. Weller library provide access to various resources like publications, databases and e-books. | Largest Library in Canada but ranked third in North America following Havard and Yale. Total 44 libraries are located across three campuses. More than 12 millions printed books, 1.4 million digital books, 150467 journal titles and a staff of 500. Toronto is the second largest financial city in North America with a rate of success is higher for its brilliant management of talent, good quality of life and excessive competitive business ambiance. Since 2009, GDP growth of Toronto is higher in comparison to other major cities. |
| Campus Life | With varsity athletics teams, over 30 km of trails right out our back door, a diverse student, staff and faculty population, UNBC truly provides a great place to live and work. There are around 60 academic, cultural, social, and service student-led organizations. | The campus has Kinesiology & Physical Education Undergraduate Association, Annesley Student Government Association (ASGA), Radio FWD, The Underground, UTM Society- CFRE Radio 91.9 FM, The Medium, Mike- newspaper, CIUT FM 89.5, and UTM AFFILIATE - Women's Centre. Toronto is the second largest financial city in North America with a rate of success is higher for its brilliant management of talent, good quality of life and excessive competitive business ambiance. Since 2009, GDP growth of Toronto is higher in comparison to other major cities. |
| Hostel | #Residence Room - $4854 | #TESTING - $10 |
| Famous Alumni | Sonya Salomaa (Canadian actress), James Moore (Canadian politician), Frida Ghittis (world affairs columnist), Helen Knott (activist, writer) | 10 Nobel laureates, Ariana Grande (singer), Lin Chi-ling (model), Patrick Brown (Canadian Politician), Agnes Chan (Singer), Rudy Giuliani (Former Mayor of New York City), Margaret Atwood (writer) and Leslie Dan. Toronto is the second largest financial city in North America with a rate of success is higher for its brilliant management of talent, good quality of life and excessive competitive business ambiance. Since 2009, GDP growth of Toronto is higher in comparison to other major cities. |
| City Life | The service industries dominate Prince George’s economy. Prince George is an affordable city. It is consistently cheaper to rent or buy a home when compared to other mid-size cities in B.C. and across Canada. The city serves as a transportation hub for Northern B.C. You can expect a high volume of commercial traffic. Roads are in a grid formation. | updated Toronto is the second largest financial city in North America with a rate of success is higher for its brilliant management of talent, good quality of life and excessive competitive business ambiance. Since 2009, GDP growth of Toronto is higher in comparison to other major cities. Toronto is the second largest financial city in North America with a rate of success is higher for its brilliant management of talent, good quality of life and excessive competitive business ambiance. Since 2009, GDP growth of Toronto is higher in comparison to other major cities. Toronto is the second largest financial city in North America with a rate of success is higher for its brilliant management of talent, good quality of life and excessive competitive business ambiance. Since 2009, GDP growth of Toronto is higher in comparison to other major cities. |
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