The school is good. I love my program. But don't live in the student residence!!!! It's an awful experience. My next door or next next , it's a party room, they play loud music in the midnight, yelling, whatever they want to do. I can even have a good sleep . So messed up . read more

The printers never work and yet you have to pay 8cents per page. Doesn't sound bad until it all adds up and you lose 50 cents over one piece of paper. Shame on you SLC, fix ur damn printers instead of focusing on cutting all your employees read more

bad school smh dumb dumb dumb school I hated it it was so bad and it sucked a word. I too took the windows course. Christopher is correct about his statements. The professor was a 69 year old geezer who took 5 minutes to type a sentence due to his eyesight. The entirety of the program could be summed up as how to left and right click. Overall this school was not very skibidi, would NOT recommend. I am now homeless and collect cans to afford food. I am freezing. All because this place gave me a bogus education that was useless for getting a job. read more

Not a school to go if you are wanting to be successful​. For a school that prides themselves​ on putting the students first, they really don't​ do anything to help them. Students have to wait weeks for tutors and harass for extra help, the unwillingness and just straight up rudeness​ from the math and writing centre makes students uncomfortable​ and not want to receive​ any help. Overall not a place to send yourself or children for post-secondary​ education. read more

Wish I could give this a no star review. Took the Computer Networking program. With the exception of 3 instructors, the courses were garbage and did nothing to prepare us for the field. For example, we had 3 networking courses....Not once did I touch an actual server, switch or router. We had an advanced PC Hardware course and we didn't even touch computer components. Our beginner and intermediate pc hardware class was exactly the same content. Our intro to windows class was exactly the same as our advanced pc hardware class. Had one instructor that did not have a grasp on the english language and routinely gave exams that included content that either wasn't taught yet, or content that wasn't in any lecture or the course text. Her horrible use of the english language made exams super hard as at times, you wouldn't be able to decipher what she was asking. The course description on the website states that students will be ready to take the A+ certification after this program. If we were to try for A+ cert after this program I would expect 90% of the students would fail. To me, it seems that this program was designed to pass everyone and keep the stats up for the college. That being said, I feel that the programming, linux and database courses were 100% amazing, unfortunately, the rest of the program was seriously lacking. St. Lawrence College does value their students, employees and student employees, but I feel that the Computer Networking & Technician program is a flop. read more