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The '''University of Toronto''' is one of [[Canada]]'s most prestigious institutions of higher learning. While [[McGill]] is often called "the [[Harvard]] of Canada and [[Queens]] is somewhat more like [[Princeton]], it's hard to know where to place Toronto, which sort of combines the architecture and prestige level of [[Yale]] with a larger urban setting more like [[Penn]]'s.

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-The '''University of Toronto''' is one of [[Canada]]'s most prestigious institutions of higher learning. While [[McGill University|McGill]] is often called "the [[Harvard]] of Canada" and [[Queen's]] is somewhat more like [[Princeton]], it's hard to know where to place the '''U of T''', which sort of combines the fake-gothic architecture and prestige level of [[Yale]] with a larger urban setting more like [[Penn]]'s. But since Toronto is actually a public university and Penn is [[Penn State|often confused with one]], we'll go with the comparison to the latter.
+The '''University of Toronto''' is one of [[Canada]]'s most prestigious institutions of higher learning. While [[McGill University|McGill]] is often called "the [[Harvard]] of Canada" and [[Queen's]] is somewhat more like [[Princeton]], it's hard to know where to place the '''U of T''', which sort of combines the fake-gothic architecture, [[Oxbridge]]-style residential college pretension, and overall national prestige level of [[Yale]] with a larger urban setting more like [[Penn]]'s. But since Toronto is actually a public university and Penn is [[Penn State|often confused with one]], we'll go with the comparison to the latter.
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-The '''University of Toronto''' is one of [[Canada]]'s most prestigious institutions of higher learning. While [[McGill University|McGill]] is often called "the [[Harvard]] of Canada" and [[Queens]] is somewhat more like [[Princeton]], it's hard to know where to place the '''U of T''', which sort of combines the fake-gothic architecture and prestige level of [[Yale]] with a larger urban setting more like [[Penn]]'s. But since Toronto is actually a public university and Penn is [[Penn State|often confused with one]], we'll go with the comparison to the latter.
+The '''University of Toronto''' is one of [[Canada]]'s most prestigious institutions of higher learning. While [[McGill University|McGill]] is often called "the [[Harvard]] of Canada" and [[Queen's]] is somewhat more like [[Princeton]], it's hard to know where to place the '''U of T''', which sort of combines the fake-gothic architecture and prestige level of [[Yale]] with a larger urban setting more like [[Penn]]'s. But since Toronto is actually a public university and Penn is [[Penn State|often confused with one]], we'll go with the comparison to the latter.
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-The '''University of Toronto''' is one of [[Canada]]'s most prestigious institutions of higher learning. While [[McGill University|McGill]] is often called "the [[Harvard]] of Canada and [[Queens]] is somewhat more like [[Princeton]], it's hard to know where to place the '''U of T''', which sort of combines the architecture and prestige level of [[Yale]] with a larger urban setting more like [[Penn]]'s.
+The '''University of Toronto''' is one of [[Canada]]'s most prestigious institutions of higher learning. While [[McGill University|McGill]] is often called "the [[Harvard]] of Canada" and [[Queens]] is somewhat more like [[Princeton]], it's hard to know where to place the '''U of T''', which sort of combines the fake-gothic architecture and prestige level of [[Yale]] with a larger urban setting more like [[Penn]]'s. But since Toronto is actually a public university and Penn is [[Penn State|often confused with one]], we'll go with the comparison to the latter.
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 {{wp-also}}
-The '''University of Toronto''' is one of [[Canada]]'s most prestigious institutions of higher learning. While [[McGill]] is often called "the [[Harvard]] of Canada and [[Queens]] is somewhat more like [[Princeton]], it's hard to know where to place the '''U of T''', which sort of combines the architecture and prestige level of [[Yale]] with a larger urban setting more like [[Penn]]'s.
+The '''University of Toronto''' is one of [[Canada]]'s most prestigious institutions of higher learning. While [[McGill University|McGill]] is often called "the [[Harvard]] of Canada and [[Queens]] is somewhat more like [[Princeton]], it's hard to know where to place the '''U of T''', which sort of combines the architecture and prestige level of [[Yale]] with a larger urban setting more like [[Penn]]'s.
 [[Category:Universities]]