Are there restrictions for admission to the University of Toronto because I have a three-year bachelor's degree?
It depends. The University of Toronto generally requires a four-year bachelor's degree for most master's programs. However, some departments may consider applicants with a three-year bachelor's degree if you can demonstrate equivalency - such as through a postgraduate diploma, relevant work experience, or additional qualifications.
Acceptance of a three-year degree varies by program, and some may not accept it at all. Review the specific program's admission criteria to confirm your eligibility.
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