Svetlana Balaba

I have been eyeing this school since 2022 but Inshallah this year I will do my best to get in. So far so good all I heard about this school is positive.

I am writing this review under the Toronto School of Management because Trebas ultimately fell under this institution (GUS) , and that context matters. At the beginning of my program, a lot was promised structure, support, transparency, and care for students and staff. I entered motivated and excited, trusting that an institution associated with “health and innovation” would act with integrity, responsibility, and basic consideration for wellbeing. What truly made my experience meaningful were the teachers and fellow students. They were passionate, supportive, and deeply committed, and they created a sense of community that carried many of us through an increasingly difficult environment. Those relationships are what I’m grateful for. Unfortunately, the reality of how Trebas under this institution was run stood in direct contradiction to its name and values. Gus and senior staff demonstrated a consistent lack of transparency, poor communication, and disregard for both students and teachers. Promises made early on were not upheld, and uncertainty became the norm. This lack of transparency caused ongoing stress and had a real impact on my mental health. Even when I reached out directly for help, clarity, or support, my concerns were dismissed or inadequately addressed. The stress came not from the academic workload, but from instability, silence, and unanswered questions. The physical conditions of the school also deteriorated significantly. Cleaning services were stopped, washrooms went weeks without being cleaned, and there were multiple rat sightings. These are serious health and safety concerns especially alarming for an institution that positions itself around health. The way the school ultimately closed, without a graduation or any meaningful closure, was deeply disappointing and disrespectful to students and staff who invested time, money, and emotional energy into their education. I learned and grew because of the people, not because of how the institution was managed. That distinction matters. The failure here was not the community, but the leadership. Given the name and mission of the Ontario Institute of Health and Innovation, this experience was profoundly disappointing.

I'm absolutely delighted with my acceptance to Toronto School of Management. Throughout the application process, their responsiveness and efficiency were remarkable. What truly sets them apart is their commitment to providing an excellent education at an affordable cost, making quality education accessible to all. Moreover, their co-op program offers invaluable opportunities for students to gain real-world experience in their field while still in school, enhancing their employability and skill set. It's evident that Toronto School of Management prioritizes the needs and success of their students without compromising on the quality of education. I'm eagerly looking forward to embarking on this journey with them, knowing that I'll be supported every step of the way. With their strong emphasis on practical learning and affordability, Toronto School of Management is truly an outstanding choice for anyone seeking a rewarding educational experience.

Toronto school of management is one of the best schools I have ever met in my entire career. I had a good experience with their staff most especially my student advisor, travel support team and the entire management of TSOM. The kinds of attention and support they have been given to me from day one when I applied for my admission and visa till when my visa was approved. Receiving a scholarship for the first time is what I will never forget in my life . I had a excellent supports from this school (Toronto school of management) in order to achieve my aims of studying abroad with one of the best schools in Toronto CANADA. I will personally recommend Toronto school of management to you if you are planning to study abroad. Thank you for your support TSOM.

Toronto school of management is a wonderful place for international students just like me to start their career in Canada. From their website, I can see that the programs are quite affordable and some of the programs have co-op options which will give both classroom knowledge and hands on experience in ones chosen career. I am applying for the business administration program and the student advisor service has been credible. The application process is not complicated and the portal is user friendly. I am looking forward to getting my offer letter soon.