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The Difference Between Private and Public Colleges in Toronto

Toronto is one of North America's greatestoffering an immense variety of experiences,
cities. It offers architectural beauty,knowledge and training. Unlike their public
highly developed culture and a cosmopolitancounterparts, Toronto's private schools tend
quality of life. It is also the home toto be smaller and more oriented toward
numerous institutions of higher education,specific  types  of  career  training.
both public and private. Toronto's public and
private colleges offer a tremendous varietyIn the last few years, some of Toronto's
of experiences and opportunities. Here is asmaller private schools have come under fire
quick run-down of some basic differencesfor misleading international students into
between Toronto's private and publicattending what students thought were high
colleges.quality programs with attractive campuses,
only to find shabby buildings and sub-par
When you're talking about public colleges incourse offerings. Though some of Toronto's
Toronto, you're talking about the Universitysmall private schools fall into this low
of Toronto, York University, Ryersonclass,  many  don't.
University and the Ontario College of Art and
Design. With the exception of the OntarioTuition at Toronto's private college varies
College of Art and Design, which has onlygreatly depending on which college. Toronto's
3,000 students, Toronto's public schools areinstitutions of religious education such as
very large, with enrollments ranging fromMaster's College and Seminary or Tyndale
30,000  to  70,000  students.College and Seminary tend to cost the least,
about 8,000 Canadian dollars per year for
The University of Toronto is Canada's largestresidents. Other schools, such as George
university and offers a very broad range ofBrown University, which focuses on career
courses in the humanities and social andtraining and offers only a few bachelors'
physical sciences, as well as professionalprograms cost upwards of 5,000 Canadian
programs in medicine, engineering,dollars  per  semester.
architecture, dentistry, social work and
teaching. The U of T conducts many researchMany of Toronto's private colleges, such as
programs and boasts a world-class medicalMetropolitan College or the Canadian College
facility.of Business, Science and Technology offer
affordable continuing education and career
York University is a smaller liberal artstraining that costs a lot less and takes less
institution with a long history dating backtime  to  earn  than  a  Bachelor's  degree.
to 1859. Ryerson is Canada's only polytechnic
institution, offering notable journalism,The ultimate difference between Toronto's
multimedia and business programs as well aspublic and private schools has to do with the
programs in fields like the Applied Arts ortype of experience offered to students. If
Engineering.you want to attend a large school, with lots
of young students living on-campus,
Public schools in Toronto are relativelyexperiencing an academic community and
affordable, costing around $12,000 to $17,000choosing from a vast array of educational
Canadian dollars per year for aopportunities, sports teams, concerts, clubs
non-international student living away fromand social events, then you would probably
home. Toronto's public schools all offerappreciate a public college. If you are
financial aid and scholarships to highinterested in vocational or career training,
achieving  and/or financially needy students.continuing education or a religious
certification, then you would be best served
Toronto is home to dozens of private schoolsby a private school.



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