York University has a Markham campus. As Lizzo would say, it's about damn time! It welcomed its…read morefirst group of students in September 2024. As both an alumna and a benefactress of York University, I got updates from the university on the construction and completion, and everything else for the last few years. During the pandemic, alumni got to tune into details about this construction of the Markham campus. Even Markham Mayor Frank Scarpitti was on the call, thrilled to have this campus focus on technology and entrepreneurship, while stimulating the city's economy with more jobs in the heart of downtown Markham. Both undergraduate and master degree programs are available here. They are mainly technology and entrepreneurship programs. Markham is known for a bunch of high-tech and life sciences companies and startups. It makes sense that this campus would have programs that would make the transition to these sectors easier for graduates. I graduated with a computer science and math degree. I would have been happy with a short commute northbound if this campus existed when I was an undergrad. That's life, though. You see improvements for future students, which makes me content for change and opportunities. This building is located on the southeast corner of Enterprise and University Boulevards. I have not see anyone park on the street. There are a couple of parking lots nearby that require payment. The daily maximum is $15. It's not horrible, but it can add up, especially if you're a student. The building is modern and cheerful. I missed the open house yesterday. However, I can tell that students find it comfortable. No matter when I drive by, there are students studying or hanging out on the main floor of this building. Student residences are also in this building. I feel that there are a few more touches that need to be done to the entrance facing Enterprise Boulevard. This campus is a nice addition to Markham and its downtown area. I hope that I'll be able to check it out soon. I won't have the same connecting dropping by this location as I do at both the Keele and Glendon campuses, but I welcome getting to know it as an alumna. (439)

good soup, there soup was dry good and flavourful, very enjoyable, 10/10 in my personal opinion…read more Toilets were comfy and the paper was soft

From the owner: We are an Ontario College of Applied Arts and Technology with campuses in Barrie, Orillia, Owen…read moreSound, Midland, Collingwood, Bracebridge and Orangeville. We offer endless possibilities - academic upgrading, apprenticeship, diploma, college degree, university degree or graduate studies - you'll find it all here! Georgian College has more than 100 excellent programs taught in state-of-the-art facilities across seven campuses. Most of our programs have a paid co-op internship integrated into the program. Georgian College has talented faculty, caring staff and top marks in quality and student satisfaction, and has recently been named as one of Canada's Greenest Employers for 2010.

Was finally eligible to receive the much talked about super serum... hold on that's a movie/ tv…read moreshow i watched. The Covid vaccine clinic hosted by North York General Hospital (NYGH) at the Newnham Campus was very well run. There is plenty of free parking out front and the gate keeper informs all patients to wait in the car until 15 minutes prior to appointment for sign in. There are 2 more security guards that confirm you are there for the vaccine and time reserved. Sign in is very fast, provide your health card and drivers licence and within 5 minutes of walk in, you are at the main gym that has the doctors providing the injection. They ask a few questions to ensure you have no underlying health issues before they administer the shot. You are then asked to wait 15 minutes to ensure no adverse reaction before you sign out with another friendly crew that confirms your health card, email and phone number for your digital confirmation and 2nd shot date/ time. The crew here is very friendly and professional. Looking forward to the next call up in 4 months time.

Scam artists. I applied for a computer programming course, I dropped out after 1 week due to…read morescheduling issues and returned the OSAP money. I received a notice more than a year later from OSAP stating that a grant that was given to me is going to turn into a loan. I didn't understand how this could happen since I returned all of the money I was given. I contacted Seneca financial aid office and the person Biju told me they had returned all of the money to OSAP as well and I need to contact NSLSC directly. So I did but was told that Seneca kept a portion of the money. I am now trying to contact Seneca again regarding this issue but they are ignoring my emails. My advice, avoid this school. I've taken courses from multiple schools and this was the most trouble I've ever experienced.

my name is lindsey and i can only say they changed my life i am so thankful for the opportunity to…read morehave been educated here the people the program gave me more then i expected words will never express my feelings or thoughts of this campus and its program. ali u helped me make my dreams come true and then some, ela you helped me see thru my shit pile and keep motivated thank-you all and my life changed for the better because i chose to be apart of your campus xoxo once again thank-you for being there !

From the owner: At Herzing College we are committed to offering the highest standard of quality training to our…read morestudents. Most of our instructors bring academic and industry experience to the classroom ensuring that the classroom experience is relevant to industry needs. Our instructors are encouraged to keep current with industry and continually develop their skills. Course content is reviewed regularly and our academic department regularly consults with advisory boards and partner with local and national industry associations and accrediting organizations. We are committed to continuous improvement both in our curriculum and our training delivery. Our focus is skill development, and our passion is student success.

I would not recommend this school to future students. I took Hospitality Management. The teacher…read morewas very good in general. She is very knowledgeable and cares a great deal about her students. The lectures however were slightly dry because of the teaching materials the teacher was given. She tries to enrich the material by showing youtube videos that relates to the topic. Only critism I have about the teacher is she needs improvement in the English language and lecturing skills. There is a lot of "um" and "uh" in every sentence which makes it very difficult to focus on the point at times. The course is a very fast paced course and there are topics covered that there should be more time for. This course should not be taken if you don't actually have industry experience. Another reason this school would not be recommended is because of Management. They are unprofessional and hard to deal with. First of all, students do not know which management person is in charge of what duties unless it becomes necessary. Second, the Scarborough campus houses 2 different school however the policies are different for very small things like obtaining a student ID. Examples of unprofessionalism: Moving furniture during class hours loudly disturbing the classes that are running.

25 Scarsdale Road Campus - 416-423-8188 www.scbt.ca…read more Gas Technician training - if you want to get your G3 or G2 Gas Technician certificate, this is the place to go. I am a student there, I just finished the G3 course, and the experience was great. If you ask, why it was great, is the people there. Dale Fairbairn, my teacher there was no less than Amazing!!! He takes the time to go through every detail with you until you fully understand the issue - Thank you Mr. Fairbairn. Mr. Fairbairn has been in the gas business for many years and he is a Licensed G1. Further to Mr. Fairbairn, the staff there are very professional and nice, Irene Garcia, my Counsellor at Stanford helped me through every step, thank you Irene. Thank you all at Stanford John Cheong