What are the requirements for applying for a postgraduate or doctoral degree from an Ivy League university after graduation from the University of Toronto, Canada?

GPA, any graduate student you apply for must have at least B+ or A-. So if you want to go to the Ivy League, you'd better get an A and get on well with your teacher.

Check whether the teachers of the last few important courses after graduation have taught such courses in the third year and the second year, choose their courses and behave well, so that they can pay attention to you in the second year and have a good impression on you in the last year. Then you can get a better recommendation letter. Letter of recommendation is also very important, so you must talk more, because there are only 12 in class and two exams. Whether your teacher can impress you depends on those classes.

To be honest, I don't think it's as good as a letter of recommendation, but you can try it, the student union of the school. Those so-called China debates, the China Club, to be honest, are all jokes. Too limited to race. So you can either join a big group or not.

However, in the last two years, it seems that the GPA is required to be above B+, and the last few important compulsory courses must get high marks. Of course, you can't be too bad these years.

Study hard, try to help other students, you can sit there and give lectures to others, you can get money, and then you can blow. There are also many professors who are paid for their research. If you do research for them, you can get good letters of recommendation.

It's not easy, if your goal comes up so high.