Location and it has a good reputation in comparison to other local colleges. Originally had gone for the science department which ya really wonderful equipment. I later continued to attend because the teachers and students are actually serious
Course Curriculum
It's okay.
Faculty
The professors are great, the student advisors and actual system is a bit shit and very biased. No two student advisors will give you the same advice and when you use that as a reason to dispute how you messed up your semester there's no proof they ever said that and you might've just misunderstood. The doctor's nurse secretary is also very judgemental.
Placement
I don't know; it really depends on your program choice, if you picked a 3-year profession program than it usually comes with internships but I wouldn't know the employment rate. It goes more by your grades as well.
Accommodation
I lived off campus being already a local. Rent is becoming overpriced tho, thanks to other foreigners moving into the city to attend our universities and colleges. I would still choose to live in my own apt anyday
Exams
I am in Canada so I just did my high school exams for DEC and applied to college. I have not yet attempted to apply for uni, but I have at least done my English exit exam
Events
My college celebrates Native Americans, valentines, LGBTQ events, holidays of all cultures including Chinese New Year and winter holidays, st Patrick's, Halloween, sport achievement, e-commerce week.
Fees
You select your courses and if you're doing four or more course in a semester you get a rebates price than if you do less. The price per hour of those courses varies on the program of the course or its an inherent value
Scholarship
No, I have not, I work and I study full time.
Examination Structure
It depends on the course and program. I usually get 3 big tests for most of courses and one final project. My English Exit exam was compromised of having to write an essay response analysis of 1000 words in a time of 3 hours.
