The funny thing is most of Jason ' s insults towards Justin fit for Krissi too . you floated , you did nothing , we carried you . <| sep |> I loved my time at the University of Toronto , but you have to understand , your experience is what you make of it . One of the biggest complaints that I saw while there , was that students ' felt like a number ' and didn ' t feel connected to their professors or classmates . This is a valid complaints , Toronto has 40 , 000 undergrads , you really are just a number . But that being said , the students who made that complaints , never went to office hours , never joined clubs , never did anything on campus aside from go to class . Admittedly , I ' m biased because I was actively involved in my program ' s student union , and therefore fostered excellent relationships with my professor and classmates and made my experience an incredibly positive one . But I would recommend , whatever you do choose , getting involved in some kind of club . Toronto ' s resources are vast and my favourite thing about it was that everything was available to you . Any course you could think of was offered , any club you wanted existed , any book you needed was available . Honestly I could go on forever about how much I loved Toronto and if you want to PM to talk about it that ' s cool , but I won ' t take up more time here . As for your decision , you need to figure out what you want to do as a career before choosing which program to get into . I mean , nursing and environmental studies are vastly different . You need to narrow down which one you ' re more interested in . Nursing also offers a very practical , obvious career move after you graduate , whereas environmental studies is a bit more open , so what exactly would you want to do with that degree ? As a side note , do you have the ability to get into nursing ? Nursing requires a lot of hard science , and you ' ve said you ' ve done Liberal Arts , so I ' m not sure how that transfers over ? I also have a question about your comment about expenses are you an international student ? Because Toronto ' s tuition for domestics is about the same as other universities . The fees do vary based on which college you ' re at , but they ' re pretty close . My brother is at Western currently and he pays the same , if not more , than I had to , so I ' m using him as a frame of reference . But I ' m not sure about international tuition . Unless of course you ' re talking about cost of living in which case , yes , it is very expensive to live in Toronto .