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- Likes:
- The campus was really pretty, a river stream and a bridge that I had to cross everyday to get to my class.,
- The class material was always on powerpoint, easy to follow, with textbooks mostly being optional for most of my courses,
- Professors were really easy to approach, they always had office hours which I utilized to get good grades
- Dislikes:
- The distance, I lived a little far from campus, so had to travel 40 mins,
- The online quizzes that I had to pay to do,
- The cafeteria food, very expensive and not good in taste
Course Curriculum:
The course curriculum was really well laid out and had all the prerequisites listed too; I enjoyed how they divided the psychology degree into social and science aspects. I was more towards the science background.
Fees:
I got an entrance scholarship for the first two years; we had to pay fees online through their portal. My parents helped fund most of it, fees was mostly paid through credit card. Other academic expenses included buying online course material
- Likes:
- I was interested in the rigor of the coursework, the prestige of the university, and the fact that I felt like it was an atmosphere of other students who made learning and their quirkiness a personality trait.
Course Curriculum:
The course curriculum emphasized a well rounded, liberal arts approach to learning. As a Political Science major I still had to take classes in chemistry, calculus, and biology, as well as classes in the humanities, sociology, and history. They did not afford me research experience in their own but they did make me realize how important it was to be taking a core curriculum.
Fees:
Tuition is around 70,000-80,0000 USD-- very steep but I was able to attend for free due to need-based scholarships and grants.
- Likes:
- Only because of course It's the only university offering master's degree in Big Data in whole Ontario.
Course Curriculum:
I don't have any co-op but I have to do research paper here.
Fees:
40000 of whole course
Course Curriculum:
My degree being a co-op does offer internships and co-ops in 2 separate fields related to Biology- conservation and health science. But it's competitive. One needs to apply for it and then a proper procedure is followed and is seen if the person is eligible to get into the program. It is NOT necessary that if your degree is a co-op, you’ll definitely get one. It's just that the option will be open to you. Other than that, there is a proper list of courses provided to you, including the mandatory ones that you need to complete in order to graduate, as well as some electives that you can take to complete your credits. This information is all given in the academic calendar of the university/college.
Fees:
Just the tuition cost is around $12,000 per semester.
Course Curriculum:
Decent, it's very scarcely populated with less diversity but the people aren't very accepting it has a small campus and it's located in a very small city with 81000 people only so not many internship opportunities as such.
Fees:
The fee structure is that like any other country international students pay three times the fees and scholarship opportunities are not many in Canada which are terrible because education is expensive however they do give an entrance scholarship based on the high school transcript marks. There are certain grants and further academic scholarships one can apply for in the later years, however, it is not of a significant amount.
Course Curriculum:
Great course curriculum which incorporated our feedback pretty quickly and caters to everyone targeting for different industries and career fields in the future like fashion, marketing, nursing, etc.
Fees:
Fee for the whole year divided equally over three semesters (Fall summer and winter semesters). Other charges include yearly bus passes/parking pass, university cash, recreational activities, insurance, etc for co-op and health.
Course Curriculum:
I personally love a large number of curriculums at Trent. I am a Business Administration student because I love everything with business. I am specializing in Accounting and I have loved every moment of it.
Fees:
As international student fees are very expensive and with the new Osap costs it?s only going to get more expensive.
Course Curriculum:
I'm extremely interested in the purse options. I find that the course load is manageable for the most part, but compared to other degrees it can be quite heavy at times. I would prefer different class availabilities and time offerings.
Fees:
In the first year, residence and meal plans were extremely expensive. However, I receive free tuition which is incredibly helpful as tuition costs continue to rise. Additionally, buying a parking pass or parking ticket at the school is extremely expensive and doesn't even guarantee you will have a place to park at the school.
Course Curriculum:
The course curriculum is pretty good. Some of the classes could potentially be better or have a better form of instruction rather than how they do it at the present. Some classes were useless in the long run and they should get rid of them.
Fees:
The school has basic tuition costs that are in most schools today. The other charges are for course fees, and some affiliated on school clubs or gym membership.
Course Curriculum:
The course syllabus is relevant and is practical.
Fees:
23-25 thousand dollars per year
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