Close to home, great teachers and referrals. A lot of my friends told me about how great this college was and it was only a 35 minute drive from home. I also liked that the program originally transitioned nicely to a degree if I wanted but this changed coincidentally when I got there.
Course Curriculum :
The course curriculum was nice I was able to pick some other courses in my diploma but it wasn't much of a choice when it depended on what semester you were in and what was available to also fit your schedule.
Placement :
I found it hard to locate a good job that I wanted after school. The placements I never bothered looking at either as they were always too far from where I lived so I ended up doing a co-op where I worked in the mall closer to home.
Fees :
There was a tuition fee and then books and parking fees. Parking was a pretty big hit being a couple of hundred dollars a month just to park... then books were ridiculously priced over a couple hundred each that they would force you to buy to get the online work that was mandatory for your grade.
Examination Structure :
The exam structure is good, it just seems like we take a lot of tests in each semester. This can be challenging when your also faced with projects on the go. I found the math or accounting exams the hardest as it was always one right answer. I also found I could argue a lot of my answers in multiple choice.
Faculty :
Love the faculty!!! One teacher asked if he could help me prep for an exam when I told him I was worried. We spent a couple hours in his office going over questions I had to better understand.
