University of Toronto

Look at the following pointers - 

• For Indian students, pursuing an LLM from the University of Toronto is far more affordable than the top-tier law schools in the US like NYU and Columbia. 
• Comparing it to the London School of Economics, the UofT Law courses are much more expensive.

The University of Toronto Law courses are ranked #18 according to the QS World. This is a very good ranking, but it should not be the only reason for choosing the Law courses at the UofT.

Given below are the reasons to choose the University of Toronto Law courses - 

• Landing jobs at a top-tier Canadian firm like Bay Street
• UofT is very expensive, so you should consider  the return on investment (ROI)
• Location and Networking

Yes, the University of Toronto LLM is definitely worth it from the prestige and rankings perspective. 

The University of Toronto Law School is ranked among the top 25 to 20 globally. Indian students should choose this university for the following reasons - 

• Global Mobility 
• Top-tier international markets like New York or London
• Low tuition compared to other institutions

For the Master of Laws (LLM) programme at the University of Toronto, Indian students are required to have a well-recognized Law degree (LLB) and they should also show an outstanding academic record. 

Look at the University of Toronto LLM eligibility criteria given below - 

• An LLB degree 
• A minimum GPA of around 8.0 to 8.5/10
• English language proficiency with an IELTS score of 7.0 or a TOEFL score of 93
• LOR
• Updated CV
• SOP

The University of Toronto is very well known for its LLM courses as they are ranked and highly recognized in the world.

Some of the LLM concentrations which are widely recognised at the UofT are Business Law and Health Law, Ethics and Policy and more.  

The reason for their popularity is that they offer strong career alignment with the booming healthcare industry of Canada.

Yes, Indian students can pay their fees in installments at the U of T Canada. The university uses a 2-part instalment plan for students to pay their dues for the Fall/Winter semesters.

The first instalment worth half the tuition fee is due sometime in August for the Fall intake. The second instalment is due in November.

In some cases, students may also be eligible for payment deferrals. Check utoronto.ca to know more.

Indian students need to pay a non-refundable deposit worth CAD 5,000 (INR 3.45 Lakhs) to accept their offer and hold their spot at Uni Toronto.

This is not an extra fee. It applies directly towards a student's overall tuition costs. Deposits can be paid via the ACORN portal. Flywire and Convera are also acceptable modes of payments.

MPR at the U of T needs to be paid to confirm registration. The MPR also includes any unpaid fees from previous sessions. Students can find the exact MPR amount on the ACORN portal.

Students receiving a government financial aid, have a tuition waiver, third-party sponsor, or award, may be eligible to defer their fees.

Yes, in general, Indian students like to go for STEM programs at the University of Toronto. The U of T courses given below are some of the most popular choices -

• Computer Science
• Engineering
• Data Sciences are  

The QS Rankings for some of the top courses at the University of Toronto are given as follows:

Yes, Uni Toronto is a good choice for Indian students interested in strong STEMB courses, a diverse community (students from 175 countries), and good post study opportunities (90% placement rate).

Deloitte, RBC, Google, Amazon, and Microsoft are among the top companies who hire U of T graduates. For research, it ranks among the top 5 universities.