Really great English hub. Some classes are really well put... Other less…read more The place has gender neutral washroom. A great thing aside the location is the fact that the college is connected to the subway and the place Alexis-Nihon. Otherwise, I can't really review the teachers.

A really good cegep. The classes are great and the teachers are nice. I love that you can make your…read moreschedule. Plus there are many options for food around campus. Really fun to explore if you have a break.

I attended the 2023 UNICON Conference at HEC! It was sensational. The building, the professors, the…read morecurriculum, and the experiences were all top-notch.

I am delighted that the newly renovated laptop section inside the library is functional and…read moreergonomic with individual power outlets and USB charging ports at every seat. While this new section does not have the high ceiling, it is well ventilated without being too breezy with the A/C and there is a TON of natural lighting from the windows. Overall HEC Montréal is a great studying location with varied environments (inside/outside, quiet/common area), cafeteria and high-power microwaves. The eduroam Wi-Fi is reliable and gives Internet to users from all universities.

McGill is such a beautiful University. We had one day to drive around to see the different…read moreUniversities and McGill is my favorite. I think during the winter when there is snow on the ground, it is even a better sight. Definitely make a stop and walk around. Gorgeous view from the top looking down. The other ones does not compare to McGill.

This school is huge and beautiful. It was so enjoyable walking around the campus. There was not a…read morelot students when I visited but sometimes, there were still students running to class or biking around. So photogenic at the same time.

I would give a zero if I could I had to pay around 100k to stay and change into 3 different…read moreprograms, and due to a unique reason they decided to expel me during the pandemic , my life has changed since that day and decision, my father got into a car accident and I had to move from Montreal . They look at their international as a dollar sign and my friend still owe them after 3 years . I wouldn't recommend this college to anybody except french speaking and Canadian students

the semester was alright, didn't learn as much as we should've. It's been 2 weeks since I was…read moresupposed to start my 2nd semester and they keep pushing it further away. Teachers are alright, but you could do better for something worth as much as a fuckin 3 months semester here! 7000$ for 3 months of bullshit !!!

Most of my friends went here after high school. I did the open house and it looks and feels like a…read moregreat school. The campus is big and open. The programs are interesting with lots of stage options. The school itself is also clean most times I've been to visit. They do have this collective lunch hour where everyone has a lunch break at the same time which is very inconvenient because then the whole school gets clogged. I'm sure it made sense when making the schedules, but it makes the school feel small. The only reason I didn't go here is because it's next to a cemetery, and that just felt kinda creepy to me. Plus I like being in the middle of downtown where there's lots to do. Vanier is just kinda far and there isn't much surrounding it. But that is a plus if you want to find a quiet place to study, they have plenty of those.

I went to Vanier , and live nearby, it is a beautiful campus, lots of trees, grassy areas,…read moreconvenient to Metro Du College & Cote Vertu. I like that it is near old St Laurent , with many food options, and parks, as well as St Laurent library, and a great Indoor pool space next door on the Cegep st Laurent campus, which you have access to. Also there are good affordable housing options around, I a safe residential neighborhood, with many grocery stores .

CEGEP de Rosemont has the only government certified acupuncture training clinic in Quebec. As a…read moreresult trainees here offer acupuncture to members of the public as a way to add to their practicum , which forms a crucial part of their studies. The clinic here is very well-run and appointments have to be made well in advance. This is not a drop-in clinic. Each session costs $20 a pop, in contrast to the $50-$80 you might have to pay for a practicing and certified acupuncturist. Students here are strictly monitored by their professors and teachers, all of whom are board certified. I've been coming here for a few years and you initial visit will involve you filling out a detailed questionnaire about your medical background and what ailment you are seeking the acupuncture for exactly. After that, you will discuss the questionnaire and your concerns with the trainee. All of them are very friendly but this is a French language CEGEP so if you're uni-lingual English, you might want to ask beforehand for someone bilingual so there is no risk of misunderstanding one another. Depending on what you are being treated for, your treatment may involve weekly visits ranging from 2-8 weeks. The treatment and the service I have received to date were nothing less than professional and friendly. And I didn't have to rob a bank to get it either!

Had a couple of acupuncture treatments years ago. Was twice called for another session, and was…read moretwice cancelled, no reason given.

The tunnel from the metro to the buildings is a lifesaver, especially during bad weather. It makes…read morecommuting so much more convenient and comfortable. Plus, it adds an extra layer of safety by keeping us away from traffic.

Good University. Library is very good to study if you have exams coming up to get your peace of…read moremind. Overall very good experience.

Annoying bureaucracy and dictatorial thesis/dissertation advisors remove the fifth star. I got my…read moredoctorate here, so I know. This is an amazing, amazing school although the business students couldn't keep a bar afloat in a university ghetto (it is now the St-Hubert on Cote-des-Neiges). Fantastic library and the place teaches EVERYTHING. Plus it's loaded with history; my graduation for my master's degree was in the same rotunda out of which Pierre Elliott Trudeau graduated. He probably spent three long and painful hours of convocation staring at the same rather abstract crucifix. But the beautiful Art Deco library tower against a brilliant cerulean winter sky will always be in my memory.

Étudier à l'École de technologie supérieure (ÉTS) est extrêmement bien située à Montréal, au cœur…read morede la ville, ce qui est très pratique pour accéder aux nombreuses ressources et opportunités professionnelles. L'enseignement est à la fois pratique et théorique, ce qui rend les cours très enrichissants et appliqués aux réalités du monde du travail. Les professeurs sont compétents et passionnés. Le campus est moderne, avec des laboratoires et des installations de haute qualité.

I studied and this university from 1997 to 2002. At that time, it was a brand new establishment, I…read morefelt so fortunate to be able to do my Bachelor degree in engineering in this campus. The best part of this school is the fact that they keep growing and striving. Since then they built many student housings, and added many pavilions! They keep reinventing themselves and making sure they serve their student to the best. I recently returned to the school as a speaker and I could not believe my eyes. Everything as changed so much since I graduated and it looks top notch. Their student registration has increased tremendously and the quality of the teachers, professors and researchers stays as excellent as before!! I was able to meet with the same mechanical engineer teachers that thought me back when I attended the school, that means everything right! I am from Quebec City and decided to study at this school because of its reputation and I am so glad I did. I am more than a fan and very proud of being an alumni!! Way to go ETS!!