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Humber College

7.3(42 Reviews)

George Brown College

7.2(28 Reviews)

University of Liverpool

8.3(23 Reviews)

University of Glasgow

7.8(41 Reviews)

Reason for choosing my college

The Post-graduate program I took at Seneca college was tailored to my interests and career goals, offering the right mix of theoretical and practical knowledge. I value Seneca's Multi-cultural community and its supportive atmosphere. Seneca adopts modern teaching techniques, including project-based learning, case studies and use of industry-standard tools. and Before enrolling, I spoke with alumni and reviewed testimonials also.

University of Warwick

7.4(58 Reviews)

Reason for Rejection

They were asking for industry experience and I didn’tt have any. Moreover I didn’tt want to go to UK that's why I decided for Seneca and not for universities in UK. I had my relatives in Canada so that was the main reason.

One should put more projects and industry related skills if any. If Volunteer work is there they should add that too. Internships done can also be added.

Canada is a culturally diverse country who welcomes people from all the backgrounds. It is renowned for the world-class education, offering globally accepted degrees and diplomas at relatively lower tuition costs. Seneca is based in Toronto which is the most multicultural city. It has rapidly growing tech-ecosystem. Hence it has good career prospects to see in the future. Student life is great here, You can get people from your country and different countries as well to live with. One needs to be open to all the adjustments then it will be a great place to live.

• Eight to nine classes are there in a week. It ranges from 2 or 3 sometimes one each day. Mine used to be in the morning 8 am to 11 am, sometimes it used to be in the evening 3 to 5 pm.
• 30 People were there in one class. 50% indians were there in the class. Three to four hours per day you need to spend on assignments and self-study.

Faculty to student ratio was balanced. Gave effective attention to each student. I liked all of them. They gave so much support and even helped during the assignments. They also taught us how theoretical knowledge is applied to workplace. They were very approachable. Yes they help in getting jobs.

My colleges has 4 campuses. Library, sports and medical everything is available. My campus was Markham Campus. Lot of extracurricular activities are available like badminton, Basketball, Yoga classes etc.

• Average pay they get is $17.50. You need to be diligent and eager to look for jobs in order to get one. You need to do Walk-ins and drop your resume in different stores to get part-times. On campus part-times are much better although.

• Off campus, there are lot of part time availabilities there. In Campus if you want you should start looking for jobs as soon as you reach in Canada. It happens with the references only.
• Hourly wage is 17 dollars. Maximum number of hours allowed were 24 hrs.

• 40% of people get jobs after graduation. 50-60k dollars is the average salary.
• You can get jobs through networking, references, linkedin, indeed and other similar websites. Highest salaries can go upto 90k dollars per annum.

There are couple of online platforms available such as Facebook Marketplace, Kijiji etc. I found one through Fb Marketplace. You need to start finding one month before your actual start date. Also ask someone known staying here to look for a house if possible.