Loyalist College Programs: Tuition fees, Ranking, Scholarships, Application Deadlines & Entry Requirements

The course curriculum is definitely a handful but the people there really do want you to succeed. Just be mindful that from first year to second year is a big jump. It gets hard fast.

At the beginning of the year all students are encouraged to apply for the scholarships announced by the school. There is a website posted, they send out emails, they make sure people know. There are awards to be won by every type of student attending the college. Most awards range from 300-1000 Canadian dollars.

I enjoy it and covers all the basics to get you ready for university. In my opinion, this program is more beneficial than highschool. Highschool isn't teaching you about mortgages, finances, and future careers. This program does.

The fees were setup to have the main charge for the program, and then there is an additional fee along with it that covers your extra things in the specific courses. Textbooks and anything else you need is on your wallet as well. Parking is also a charge, because most students drive.

I believe that the course curriculum is pretty good. I don't think about it's too much but it's also challenging enough as to where I feel I'm using my full potential.

The books at the school seem to be of fair price and the fees that go along with the school don't add up to all that much.