Alumni Stories: Max Wenstein, Gen 23

"What I have loved most about my experience at the University of Toronto is the opportunity to work in a truly cosmopolitan environment where I have had the privilege of sharing a classroom with some of the brightest minds of our generation. My IB subjects me have provided superior preparation than many of my local colleagues.”

Maximiliano Wenstein, Gen 23

Aerospace Engineering Student, University of Toronto

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"Lo que más me ha gustado de mi experiencia en la Universidad de Toronto es la oportunidad de trabajar en un ambiente verdaderamente cosmopolita en donde he tenido el privilegio de compartir un aula con algunas de las mentes más brillantes de nuestra generación. Mis materias IB me han brindado una preparación superior a la de muchos de mis compañeros locales".

Maximiliano Wenstein, Gen 23

Estudiante de Ingeniería Aeroespacial, Universidad de Toronto





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