#9 Toronto
While Montreal remains just ahead of Toronto, this place has been named the best city in the world for young people in the latest QS World University Rankings, with the University of Toronto making the cut.
Though the primary factors measured in the study were affordability, desirability, academic standards and job prospects, the city also tops in terms of "desirability" and does well in rankings–coming in on 16^th.
#8 Montreal
Home to several of Canada's highest ranking institutions, including McGill University, Montreal surges ahead of Toronto as Canada’s cultural capital, and one of the world's most livable cities for students.
In the latest QS Best Student Cities rankings, Montreal proves itself to be one of the world’s best cities for students, moving up from 9th to 8th place, behind Tokyo. With a relatively large and diverse student population, Montreal gets its highest score in the student mix category and its weakest point being the affordability.
Read Also: 10 Powerful Things You Should Be Doing On LinkedIn
Six Figured Salary You Can Earn Working At Apple