From the owner: Le Collège O'Sullivan de Québec s'est donné pour mission d'offrir à sa clientèle étudiante des…read moreprogrammes de formation orientés sur les besoins et réalités du marché et une préparation adéquate à son intégration au marché du travail ou aux études supérieures. Avec plus de 70 ans d'histoire d'excellence à O'Sullivan, le Collège jouit d'une réputation qui ne se dément pas: nos étudiants représentent une main d'oeuvre recherchée et appréciée par les entreprises qui les embauchent.

Totally true about the cafeteria part and they even stole me 80$ by not refunding me a gym…read moremembership after covid, and lying with bunch of stupid excuses they couldn't know during that time if I used the gym (while I had no cards and never went back) So stupid!!! And saying that it was always full so I couldn't go train...

This place is the biggest dump I have ever been in ever. The food=disgusting, there are flies in…read morethe kitchen, kitchen staff doesn't wear gloves(I get that this is canada but we should still focus on health standards), there are no classrooms on the first floor. THE COFFEE ROOM IS A SCAM. It forced me to pay 10 dollars for a 1.75 dollar coffee for "credit" when I couldn't buy anything else and there was nothing on the coffee menu any more expensive. There was no cream, or hand covers for the dangerously hot coffee, and the only coffee they had was medium roast, who tf drinks medium roast. I am disgusted by this treatment of students and am embarrassed to even say I attended this bleep whole for two weeks.

I wouldn't recommend Laval for International and English Canadian students. Even if you have an…read moreexcellent French, you still have to learn the Quebec French which is difficult to master and it will take you one year in average to know what your teachers are saying. The School is "cheap" and with lowest fees come low quality of service in many departments. I was enrolled there for a master program and went in to celebrate my wedding in the South, I came back to Quebec city and found a pile of bills from the university, though I hadn't taken any classes during that term! The irony goes on that their recovery department called in to threaten that they will call the police if the amount is not paid in full. Of Course I contacted the the highest management and reported the incident. Which gave me with other incidents an overall impression of a toxic atmosphere in many departments. It was energy draining and a waste of time. I would recommend any aspiring International or English Canadian student to be aware where to invest your money, time and energy. And to look for Quality education with quality customer service (University of Toronto and university of British Columbia have now the highest ranking in Canada). I hope that my honest review will help you take the right decision.