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9 Reviews Found
- Likes:
- Co-op and career program support,
- Many clubs and extracurricular activities available,
- Student union is extremely supportive and advocates for students,
- Addresses mental health and makes an effort to support students who need it,
- Good course options
- Dislikes:
- An athletic fee is required but limited athletic facilities that are available without additional fees on top of the mandatory one.,
- Poor planning for unexpected emergencies or adverse weather events (students were injured because of this last year),
- limited parking available for $$$$,
- potentially degree specific, but it can be extremely difficult to get into courses required for my program (i.e. classes I need are full (~200 students) and the waitlist of 100 students is also full, so there no chance of getting into the course),
- food on campus is naturally very expensive and not super high quality
Course Curriculum:
With psychology, many things are changing all the time, and courses must be updated frequently. In general, my program has done a good job of this!
Fees:
I pay approximately $3000-3500 CAD per semester, depending on the number of courses (usually around $650 CAD per undergrad course, plus $300/year for medical/dental coverage, and $80/semester for a bus pass (mandatory), in addition to ~$100 of various fees (student union, athletics, etc)
- Likes:
- The University focusses a lot on research proposal, mostly accepts those which are socially leaning.,
- Encouragement both in terms of research and financial aid is provided to students. Apart from this students are automatically screened for scholarship which range from somewhere between 30%-100% of the tuition of the first year, without making any separate application.,
- Even otherwise the tuition is extremely low as compared to other Universities in North America (ranging from 7000-15000 CAD) for all master's courses, except managerial and Engineering.,
- I chose this university for its research oriented courses and its fee structure. I would recommend this course to those students who do not wish to take a huge education debt and wish to pursue higher academic goals in Canada.
- Dislikes:
- The only flaw I can see is with regard to the admission process. The number of intakes are extremely low- for instance, only 2 students were accepted in the last admission cycle- out of more than 150 applications.
Course Curriculum:
As it is a thesis based course, a lot of help is provided by the University in terms of research. We are also provided with an option of taking electives, related- or otherwise unrelated to our course.
Fees:
7000 Canadian Dollars/year.
Course Curriculum:
I am currently in the first year that too through taking my classes through the online medium. What i was told is that I will be taking courses from all specializations uptil my 3rd year where i will be told to choose a specialization on the basis of what i developed an interest in during the first two years of my study here so that should make it clear so as to what i would want to do in the future. Being new to the program, I feel like the program has been good enough to this point
UVic is one of the most popular universities in Canada given it's great reputation and location. It's also one of the oldest universities in Canada. It offers three specializations under it's Bcom program i.e Service Management, entrepreneurship and International Management. Students can further advance into fields such as investment banking, human resources etc thus proving to be a very versatile program for students not sure what they wanna pick initially.
Course Curriculum:
The course curriculum is generally good, there are a lot of science required courses that much be taken in order to graduate with the degree. Generally the first two years are laid out for you and after that it is easier to take your own path and focus in on the courses and programs you get more interested in.
Fees:
Tuition is generally around $550 per course or $650 per computer science or engineering courses along with $400 for medical and dental (unless you opt-out) and about $200 per semester in student fees and $80 per semester on a bus pass (required) as well as athletic fees and others. Usually, if you're in a full course load not with engineering it is around $6000 per year
Course Curriculum:
The curriculum for this course tends to be quite difficult in the first year and continues to be challenging however as long as a student does not procrastinate and does all reading/assignments/homework they should succeed.
Fees:
I received a scholarship from the school for my grades. The fee of my program is around 6,000 per year, however, it had not been necessary for me to take out any loans. 1st year I received an entrance scholarship of $2,000 and have applied for many other scholarships which I have not heard back from.
Course Curriculum:
I really like it! Over all I feel like it teaches us skills we will needs for the working world and gives us critical thinking skills we will need in order to be successful in the working world. In the first two years it is mostly learning the building blocks of how to do our science, and last two years applying it practically.
Fees:
You pay tuition by end of the first day of your new semester. It is around three thousand dollars a semester but you get charged for random things like being a day late to hand in your tuition check and parking is awful. Very few classes have a materials charge.
Course Curriculum:
The course curriculum is classical and contemporary; I feel confident in each sociological paradigm and how to apply this understanding to current social issues. I would recommend the university produce more courses on management.
Fees:
The fee structure is average university price; additional charges support clubs and campus movements, and the brand new gym costs less than a regular gym, at $106 for 4 months.
Course Curriculum:
Since I am an honors student, my class choices are somewhat limited, but all the required courses are very interesting. The program also offers very interesting electives. I think the curriculum is shifting to focus on more practical work.
Fees:
Tuition was due at the end of the first month of each semester. I find it less expensive than the tuition of other schools. We paid athletic fees etc. and also each co-op term you undertook cost you a fee.
Course Curriculum:
I'm not sure about the other programs, but this specific program offers many choices for classes, starting in the second year. This programs acts as a pre-med program in Canada, so all the choices are based on medicine, even various specialties.
Fees:
The tuition is very low, being around $5000 CA per year. However, if you plan to live on campus, it can get pretty pricey, at around $12000 a year.
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