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| Mississauga | Universities and Colleges in Mississauga & Toronto Posted: Wed March 30, 2005 09:22 AM UTC
My sister is planning to study post-secondary education in Ontario, either in Mississauga or Toronto. I would appreciate information (list) on major universities & colleges on both cities, and if possible, their rankings or any review (if any).
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jeckbee  
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| Mississauga | RE: Universities and Colleges in Mississauga & Toronto Posted: Wed March 30, 2005 09:26 AM UTC
The University of Toronto is the 23rd Ranked University in the World. The next Canadian university on that list is UBC (University of British Columbia) at 35.
In terms of Canada, UofT is tops. Other major Universities in the Toronto area are: York University located in Northern part of Toronto (formerly known as York) and Ryerson University located in Downtown Toronto. I'm not aware of any universities in Mississauga.
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| Mississauga | RE: RE: Universities and Colleges in Mississauga & Toronto Posted: Wed March 30, 2005 12:01 PM UTC
Thanks for the info., U of T has also a campus in Mississauga where we are going to settle for sometime.
Best regards,
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jeckbee
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| Mississauga | RE: Universities and Colleges in Mississauga & Toronto Posted: Thu April 14, 2005 08:10 PM UTC
Georgian College is one of the best colleges in Ontario.
Every year it's ratings are in the mid & high 90's. It offeres Universiy degrees as well as college diplomas. The classes are smaller than average and it is in a more urban area but still has a surprisingly diverse student body. The website is http://www.georgianc.on.ca/ Good Luck! Trudi
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