Good Canadian Colleges

McGill University

• The U.S. News and World Report has named McGill University the number one college in Canada. (See Reference 1) Rankings are based on criteria including student and faculty reviews, academics, retention and class size. The University has over 300 programs of study, including social work, architecture and physical therapy. You will also find intramural sports teams, fitness classes or Varsity sports. Other activities include Habitat for Humanity, Classical Music Club, Ski Team and Improv team.

  McGill University

  3625 Aylmer

  Montréal, QC H2X 2C3, Canada

  514-398-4455

  mcgill.ca

Mount Allison University

• Mount Allison University is ranked number one in Maclean's university rankings. (See Reference 2) The college is located in the midst of the Tantramar marshes. You will find five different undergraduate degrees offered including the Bachelor's of Arts and Bachelor's of Science. The college offers over 140 clubs, organizations and sports programs for its students to enjoy.

  Mount Allison University

  49 YORK ST, Sackville

  New Brunswick E4L 1E8, Canada

  506-364-2269

  mta.ca

University of Northern British Columbia

• The University of Northern British Columbia is ranked number two in Maclean's rankings. (See Reference 2) The university offers degree programs in a wide variety of concentrations including anthropology, English, science, accounting, education, nursing and social work. They also offer graduate degrees in business administration, history and natural resources. The university also offers athletics and various clubs for their students, such as football, baseball and the International Honor Society.

  University of Northern British Columbia

  3333 University Way

  Prince George, BC, Canada, V2N 4Z9

  250-960-5555

  unbc.ca

University of Toronto

• According to the U.S. News and World Report in 2009, the University of Toronto was ranked number two among the world's Top Universities in Canada. (See Reference 1) The college was founded in 1827 as King's College. It currently has three separate campuses that are located in Scarborough, Erindale and St. George. You will find over 1,000 student organizations and sports teams. You can choose from over 600 undergraduate programs and 34 graduate programs. The University of Toronto offers concentrations in humanities, computer sciences, social sciences, music, engineering and physical education.

  University of Toronto

  214 College Street

  Toronto, Ontario M5S 1A1, Canada

  416-978-2011

  utoronto.ca