There is no single "best" campus—the University of Toronto's three campuses cater to different preferences:
The oldest and largest campus, set in the heart of Toronto. It offers the widest range of programs (arts, sciences, engineering, business, medicine) and hosts major research facilities and cultural institutions like the Royal Ontario Museum. Ideal for students seeking a vibrant, urban, research-intensive environment.
Located in the eastern suburbs (~12,000 students). Known for strong co-op programs, management (Institute for Management Studies), and environmental science (CRES). Offers a closer-knit, suburban community feel.
Situated in the western suburbs (~15,000 students). Features strengths in aerospace (Institute for Aerospace Studies), urban studies (Centre for Urban Studies), and a growing biology/chemistry hub. Also provides a suburban campus experience with modern facilities.
Recommendation: Visit each campus. Consider program specifics, commute, campus culture, and housing costs to determine your personal fit.