Islamic Institute of Toronto (IIT)

Two Years After Graduation – Honest Program Review 1. Curriculum Depth Foundational courses felt superficial; most hands‑on, career‑relevant content appeared only in the final year. 2. Learning Resources Textbooks and online materials were outdated or poorly curated, making self‑study challenging. 3. Faculty Commitment Several instructors seemed overextended with multiple jobs, which often affected class preparation and student engagement. 4. Advising Experience Academic advising prioritized institutional policy over student success. Guidance on GPA recovery and co‑op eligibility was unclear, ultimately impacting my job prospects. 5. Campus Facilities The campus is compact, limiting study spaces and extracurricular options.

Good infrastructure with all basic amenities like gym, canteens, library, game room and good teaching staff to provide really good knowledge.

This college doesn't have much parking spots, it has only 5 visitors parking spots in total which may vary depending upon the weather, in the summers it will have 5 spots but in the winter there will be only 1 or 2 parking slots left as you can see in the picture, the management is soo poor over here. They also have some other slots for parking but they are either reserved for the professors that they don't have much or either they are paid for which they gonna charge you a good amount of money. Also you can't park on road in front of the college between 6-9am and 4pm onwards otherwise you will gonna get a ticket.