They have one of the best kinesiology programs in the country and they also have an outstanding co-op program that I am trying to transfer into. A close family friend is in their third year here and told me about how awesome it is here.
Course Curriculum :
Very interesting and every bit of it will help in my future career. Some courses (like nutrition) seem to go a bit beyond what I think is necessary.
Exams :
Advanced placement calculus but I never checked my score because I later found out that I did not need to take calculus in my first year.
Fees :
The fees are to be paid for the next term at then end of the current term you are in. It was not difficult.
Scholarship :
Yes, I had financial aid. The process was much more in-depth than I originally thought it would be but it was very much worth it in the end.
Examination Structure :
The exam structure is done fairly well I'd say. Of course, first years get the worst times but that's alright because it just means that in later years I'll get better exam times. For the most part, all the exams are very reasonable.
Faculty :
The applied health science faculty is awesome. They put on a fair number of events, some to de-stress and others are more geared to help us network with upper-year students.
