I had an amazing experience at Yorkville University. The program, the courses the professors... I…read morereally enjoyed it a lot and strengthened my skills and my passion for Design.

They just think about your money, the instructors are so bad. I regret attending this school. Do…read morenot waste your time money and energy ...go for better and known universities and colleges.

York University is my alma mater. I split my time between the main campus and Glendon College…read more I recently learned that alma mater refers to the educational institution where you completed your undergraduate degree, and not your graduate degree. I have no idea what you call the place where you got your master's degree. If you know, please share. I didn't learn that during my time doing any of my degrees... haha! I recently returned to York to take part in CRAM's inaugural learning sessions that were held at four different universities in Toronto. The panel discussion about Regent Park and the music program for youth was inspiring. The soundpainting was completely unexpected, but mesmerizing to hear, watch, and learn. These learning sessions were free and were held at Vari Hall. Even though it has been ages since I revisited the main campus, which has changed a ton, I got thrown back to when I was an undergraduate student. For this event, only the single-stall, unisex washrooms were available on the main floor of Vari Hall. Considering that there are a decent number of people attending these sessions, there weren't enough washrooms to accommodate everyone. Instead, I walked over to Ross Building (it's connected to Vari Hall), where the women's washroom has six stalls. I am assuming that there are an equal number of stalls for men. It's a knowledge advantage that former and current York students have over folks who are visiting the campus for the first time. There should have been a sign pointing folks to other washroom facilities. The campus has improved a ton since I was an undergraduate. There are far more places to eat. It isn't narrowed down to the old food court and whatever is edible at York Lanes. There is a decent variety of foods, from Thai to East Indian. There's even a Shopsy's! York Lanes also has a Shoppers Drug Mart. When I needed over-the-counter medication or snacks as a student, I had to get some off-campus. When I left at around 10:30 pm, there were a few eateries, Second Cup, and Shoppers all open at York Lanes. Nice! I like the York University subway station. It's modern, pleasing to the eye, and convenient. I used to take two buses to get to to my classes and wished that I had this subway station back in the day. Instead, I ended up learning the art of studying and napping on public transit, which has served me well over the years. I never lived in residence, so my experience is likely different and more positive than those who deem the campus boring. I did an undergraduate degree in computer science and math. I did a number of math classes at Vari Hall and Ross Building. For one of the CRAM sessions, I was in the same lecture hall where I took Linear Algebra parts 1 and 2 one summer. Gone are the desks with pull-out chairs. Instead, stadium seating with moving tray tables have been installed. As technology has evolved, so have the lecterns! The old, basic one in Vari Hall A has been replaced with a massive one with ports and cables. I had a flood of memories the other night. I had a wonderful undergraduate experience at York University. I made decent friendships with both peers and professors. I learned so much about the domains that I majored in as well as the person that I grew to become. York University paid for some of my degree and I am thankful for the finanical help. I have been fortunate to pay it forward now that I am an alumna. After the sessions were over, I took a walk around the Common area. I liked the small arches that were cheerfully lit. The stroll was nice on a warm Spring evening. Upgrades have come a long way. Well done! I need to remind myself to drop by more often. It's nice to reminisce and see all the exciting changes that have happened at my alma mater. I also want a York University sweatshirt after window-browsing the merchandise at the York University Bookstore. (125)

If there is a dispute they discourage the use of lawyers by students because it complicates the…read moreprocess. In other words they can't get away with just doing what they assume is the right thing to do when it tramples student rights. Be careful with Debbie Hansen and Alfred Ene.

Many of the teachers there are bad. For example, I had a teacher who would pick their favorite…read morestudents they liked and throw away the ones they didn't like, just like you throw away spoiled food. They don't care about you, even if you show signs of anxiety, feeling nauseous or depressed, in my experience. The students there are mostly racist. They just say the n-word and act as if nothing happened. Some of the students there will bully you if you're introspective. Pretty medium school, Mr. Eslami looked handsome way too much, though.

Sucks, I'm a student and I hate the school, the teachers are nice and easy, but most are just like…read morethe students rude. Most of the students are stuck up and most of the teachers pick favourites.

Don't do it. The…read moreHerzing College Paralegal Program can provide a relatively quick and easy way to obtain an accredited diploma in order to write the licencing exam with the Law Society of Ontario. HOWEVER - you will not learn anything. The instructors are unmotivated to say the least. They are rarely on time, classes end extremely early, and they quite often spew inaccurate legal information. Our class has been yelled at by instructors. Our class has attended the college, only to have instructors cancel classes or waste entire days watching YouTube videos or full-feature movies. A general class consists of an instructor reading verbatim the text book. Quite often, there are not even enough text books for the class. It's ridiculous. Save your money and your time. Do not attend here.

From the owner: A Career-focused education is an education that provides students with marketable skills that…read moreemployers are seeking. Each campus works closely with local and regional employers to ensure that Herzing programs encompass the skills and knowledge needed for our students to succeed. Our academic and Career Development Departments work hand in hand with advisory boards made up of industry professionals that provide us with feedback on our curriculum, and insight on emerging trends in the sectors they represent.

Very good experience with Ms. Ketna Idicula a accounting instructor from the school. She has long…read morepatience and good in guiding her students.

I completed my PSW program at City College and I can honestly tell you that it was the best…read morelearning experience I had in my 52 yrs, My teacher went beyond the call of duty to ensure that everyone in her class succeed . the administrative staff was the best Thank you City College because of your encouragement I am now pursuing my RN and also working part time in the hospital as a PSW