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- Likes:
- It is very well reputed college in the field of project management and gives practical knowledge of the field.,
- Quality of education is phenomenal as well as applicable in industrial environment. Professors have previously served as project managers in various industries which provide students in depth knowledge and applications of strategies in real world.
- Dislikes:
- Tight deadlines on submissions makes it difficult for students to meet the deadlines along with part time jobs. Moreover, in person lectures are better than online lectures as it helps to interact with classmates and professor in person.
Course Curriculum:
No research experience was given as the course duration is short. Syllabus is pretty updated considering the market practice of current time.
Fees:
193000 Canadian dollars for international students.
- Likes:
- I like the overall Canadian education system and the way this college treats their international students. I liked Canadian culture, student life and especially the location (Peterborough), as it is one of the most scenic and beautiful town in Ontario province. The social life, insurances, accommodation and services are quite affordable there as compared to other cities. Honestly, my college was best to have an international student experience in a different country as it taught me a lot of things that I would not have learnt if was living in a place where all Indian community is present like Brampton etc.,
- Mainly because I am an Architect from India and wanted to establish my own designing firm. So I decided to persue a PG diploma in Project Management that would enable me to start and complete a project on time and in budget. It is an important skill to lean, how to manage your project. Also I wanted to be in a college, where i could experience international zone and Canadian culture and education system that would allow me to jelup in the community. So that was the main reason why I chose this course and mainly this college.
- Dislikes:
- What I dont like about this college is the strict and zero tolerance environment. You cant really do one single mistake which will affect your grades and overall performance. One more thing that I did not liked is the number of homeless people wandering every time on the streets that sometimes make it difficult for the student to travel and engage with any kind of job. I too have many experiences that i would like to share personally later on.
Course Curriculum:
I would say that Course Curriculum and Academics was quite difficult for me in the first semester. As my first course was of just 2 semesters (1 year) and first semester was ONLINE, it was very difficult to do all activities like jobs and household works along with studies. The 2 year course was designed in 1 year package that honestly gave me hard time in the first semester, but when went to college when it turned OFFLINE, things started to become more subtle and encouraging for me. I did not given any kind of industrial experience as my course did not had CO-OP option in it.
Fees:
My total fees was $18,983 (for 2 semesters), that my great father already paid from India as we have to pay one year fees now. The fee included all the facilities like free gym, fun zones, bus pass, activities areas, access to library, medical insurance (that I later used to get my filing done, gosh it was nightmare). The fees for other 2 semester (Canadore College) I paid myself with smart investments, side gigs and savings.
- Likes:
- This is College was nearest to my location, so I chose this college after coming to Canada and left the previous college.
Course Curriculum:
The course is not at all hard it’s mostly based on the common sense, and there are certain technicalities and software is that you have to learn along the course, but our overall experience was very good.
Fees:
17000$ for one year.
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