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- Likes:
- I got approved my other 4 universities but I picked UofL as they provided financial support. I received a scholarship and secured a research assistant position at the university.,
- Every faculty member at our university possesses vast knowledge and expertise. University also has many clubs and organizations available, students have ample opportunities to expand their professional and personal networks. The vibrant campus life ensures students are always engaged, connected, and continually learning.
- Dislikes:
- I have no negative concerns or dislikes about my university or course. Everything has met or exceeded my expectations. The curriculum is robust, the faculty supportive, and the environment fosters growth and collaboration. I feel fortunate and satisfied with my educational choice.
Course Curriculum:
My course is thesis-oriented. In the first year, I selected four courses, and the second year is dedicated to research. I had the opportunity to choose advanced subjects such as deep learning and NLP, reflecting the curriculum's timely updates with emerging technologies.
Fees:
First year - 12000 cad (4000 cad per term) Second year - 9000 cad ( 3000 cad per term).
- Likes:
- UofL has the lowest tuition rate in Alberta. Also lots of international students. On top of that the professors are really nice and lot of opportunities to build relationships.,
- Smaller class sizes. easier to build relations with professors. lots of opportunity for research. there are also lot of scholarships available. Smaller class sizes also help connections with other students that helps broadening one's network which is very helpful in the long run. There are opportunities to do co-op as well.
- Dislikes:
- Depending on what major you are choosing your possible class options can be limited. For example my first degree was in mathematics and there are very few options available for people who are interested in studying applied mathematics.
Course Curriculum:
There are a lot of opportunities to do research and gain industrial experience through working in co-op jobs.
Fees:
About $22000/year. tuition is currently increasing at an about 10% a year.
Course Curriculum:
I would say 60%. Schools should provide hands-on experience of different software
Fees:
About 12k per annually
Course Curriculum:
It's good. Business degrees require to take intro to all business classes.
Fees:
I know my tuition every semester is around $3000 give or take. I didn't have to use student loans because my parents use a third-party site that allows them to put away money for my university living. I bet there is lots of scholarship if someone was to just look if you searched up UofL scholarships.
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