STOP SCAMMERS! their cybersecurity program is very low quality and there is no real internship as…read morepromised, on top of that very high tuition fees plus they ghost you after you graduate and don't provide help finding a job, you will regret it 100% trust me, go to a known college that is cheaper and more reputable than this money hungry company

I took a psw course here, the course itself was good and very educational(although all we did was…read moreread from the textbook and test that information; not usually what you see in schools) it was the school management that was very unprofessional and rude. there were several times I would need to fill out paperwork and submit it, and then receive a rude call questioning why I have not submitted. once or twice would be understandable but throughout my entire 8 month course I would be called 2-3 times a day for things I had already submitted and would be yelled at by the team for not submitting them. as someone who works full time, cares for children, and is a student they didnt Understand why I wasn't able to answer every single one of their calls. definitely not a school i would recommend to any of my friends.

Services and programs are really disappointing…read more.. When I enrolled into a Master's program in this university, I thought I was doing the right thing but it turned out to be such a waste of time and a total unsatisfactory for me for being in this university. When you seek help from their offices, they treat you like a 4 years old and when it comes to payment, that's all matters for this university. NO help or whatsoever ..! the courses are not giving people choice or any flexibility. The bottom line, It's always their way or the high way! I don't recommend this university to anyone ..especially to my friend or family members.

I'm not a student - but I am a parent of a student, so here goes:…read more The university is bilingual, and they tend to put French first on everything. (Since I'm from Toronto where it's English first, I tend to notice this.) The campus is a great place to visit for a number of (non-educational) reasons, including music performances (check the Faculty of Music performance calendar for recitals and concerts - many of which are free) as well as theatre and art presentations. The Fringe Festival typically has at least one venue on campus. Parking can be a pain in the keister. If you can, take the OC Transpo instead - drops you off right on campus, very handy. Or ride your bike, as it's just off the canal with great bike access. I can't comment too much on the educational value beyond saying my son seems happy with his experience. Would I recommend: Depends on what you want the recommendation for! Would I return: Frequently.

Don't waste your tuition money on this school. They don't care about helping their students…read more Administration is a nightmare to deal with.... if you can even get in contact with them. The school's websites have clearly never been updated. They are confusing to use and often sends you in circles trying to get an answer. I have also had many bad experiences with profs. I have had profs tell the class that they couldn't care less about their students because they have tenure. School cuts program money and gave staff huge raises. DONT GO TO THIS SCHOOL

My review of Carleton University has nothing to do with academics, as I never attended this…read moreuniversity. I was recently here to attend my friend's hockey game at Carleton Ice House, so my review is about setting foot on campus for the first time as a visitor. Getting to Carleton Ice House from my hotel in east Ottawa was straightforward. What I find to be a bold move is that there is a roundabout on campus. University Drive runs east-west at first, but you take the roundabout to continue on this street to head north-south. Nothing like messing with prospective students who are trying to do a campus tour and have to deal with a crazy roundabout perhaps for the first time. Same goes with first-year students who have enough to deal with that a roundabout may be intimidating to them, causing them to avoid it at all costs and yearn for a normal intersection. I frankly like roundabouts. They are efficient. I find them enjoyable because I grew up in a non-roundabout community. It was a pleasant surprise using one here. Ottawa, in general, has its parking act together, compared to some major Canadian cities. You pay for parking with an app at any parking lot on campus. You can either download the app (I'd recommend it if you are here often) or use the browser on your phone if you are an infrequent visitor like me. It works. It's efficient. I had a great experience using it to park. The Carleton Ice House is a wonderful hockey facility. It took me by surprise that it houses two NHL-sized ice rinks. It was great taking in a few games, including my friend's hockey game that I came to see. It is a state-of-the-art hockey facility with a sports therapy clinic. My friend and I had dinner at Lansdowne Park after his game. It was ridiculously close by. I liked my brief visit to this university. It has a nice balance of parks and buildings. It's also cool that the university is bounded to the north by the Rideau Canal and Dow's Lake, and to the south by the Rideau River. It was nice getting a brief introduction to the university while I was on vacation. It was totally unplanned and a pleasant surprise! I doubt that I'd ever get a doctorate degree here, but never say never, as the saying goes. (248)

I worked at Carleton for 2 years. People there used lies and gaslighting on me for the whole time…read more My supervisor never stood up for me. Despite that I had excellent reviews and 2 of the 3 people I supported agreed to be references for me. I went off on sick leave, and when I was able to return, they had reorganized the office and eliminated my position. A coworker told me that they actually created 3 full time positions to cover the work I had been doing. HR told me there were no equivalent positions and I would have to take a lower paying job. Then they offered me off with a paltry payout to leave their employment. I admit I agreed to take it and never return, but that was due to the fact that they said the offer was no longer available if I left the meeting. I should have consulted a lawyer. My fault. HORRIBLE place to work!

From my previous experience with ACA was very disapointing. when I lost my sense of hearing while…read morestudying MLAT, no ONE took the time to understand what I was going through. I felt unimportant as a student , and I did not receive any support that difficult time, As a result , I had to withdraw from the class, which left with school debt because I had applied for OSAP to upgrade my career.

Worst college ever. Unprofessional and incompetent staff. Lack of proper ethics and respect. Above…read moreall, some instructors are not well knowledgeable and not competent for what they instruct students in the lab sessions. Watching videos all the time instead of lectures. Students do not get the proper answer for the questions asked or they have been told search the google for the answer. The worst, one of the TA in the lab assistant program told students this is the program that you have to study totally on your own. Shame on you incompetent TA for the lab assistant program (be a grown man as you pretend you are). It is good to run this wonderful medical laboratory assistant program at your college, but NOT with the worst incompetent and unknowledgeable TAs.