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Go to university instead. If you can, come in already knowing how to program. Doesn't have to be a lot. Build some basic websites and do some basic javascript (freecodecamp is good). I came in with about a year of fucking around and it meant I stayed ahead of the content until the last semester, at which point I already had a job. I always felt like the admin and tenured staff were pissed off any time I had to ask them questions. Some wildly dismissive attitudes from profs who've been there for many years and I did not feel valued in any way beyond the cash I was paying to attend. The school is absolutely filthy. Use the bathrooms that are in the buildings furthest to the edges of campus, seriously. Pack a lunch, I got food poisoning multiple times eating on campus. There's some really bright profs who will go to bat for you, and it's really obvious who they are. Do anything you can to support them.

Review for Information Technology at Mohawk College

Unfortunately, my time here has been marked by a significant disconnect between the institution's priorities and the actual needs of its students, particularly those from abroad. While the university places heavy emphasis on its reputation, often showcasing its high-profile acquisitions (such as the multi-million-dollar investment in a facility that only a few top-tier institutions like NASA have), the reality on the ground is quite different. The focus seems to be more on marketing these achievements to the outside world rather than ensuring that current students, especially international ones, receive the support and opportunities they deserve. For instance, many engineering students struggle to secure co-op positions, which are essential for building practical experience and improving employability. Despite having state-of-the-art facilities, the lack of meaningful connections to the industry and effective career support is a glaring issue. This is compounded by the feeling that international students are seen more as a source of revenue than as individuals who need real support in navigating their academic and professional paths. It’s frustrating to see the university prioritize external prestige while neglecting the internal needs of students, many of whom are paying substantial fees for an education that often doesn’t align with the promises made during recruitment.

Review for Software Engineering at Ontario Tech University

This institutions international representative. tricked me into committing to this school by promising me a significant amount of scholarship. There wasn't such a scholarship. It was a lie. if you are an international student. Do not believe this school. The admissions, registars and finance office staff is not helpful at all. They even 'accidentally' removed me from the program. This is not a fulfilling educational institutions for those looking to be respected and nourished.

Review for Law and Politics at University of Windsor

Honestly, the instructors are sub par, online through Fanshawe is not great in comparison to past experience with other schools. This is my fourth post secondary certification (1X degree, 3X diploma). Fanshawe online is messy. The academic advisor for this program, Ingrid, either genuinely does not care about her job, or does not know how to do her job. I cant tell which one. I have several classmates who agree they made an awful choice selecting Fanshawe. The biggest issue is the administration/advisor services though unfortunately, which sadly means the entire college is suffering and not just my program. I can recommend Georgian College and Algonquin having exceptional experiences with them, as well if you're debating Accounting in College or University - I have my BBA from Laurier University and they are exceptional should you be looking for a more challenging program.

Review for Business - Accounting at Fanshawe College

Take 4 courses per semester, don't take more

Review for Nutrition and Food at Toronto Met University

Overall, not a bad program, the school is just a boring school, they share most of the amenities with Durham which is both good and bad....but it definitely makes you question how are other universities paying similar or even less for tuition but get way more out of it.

Review for Life Sciences at Ontario Tech University