I got into the program. It was a super competitive program and the school had small class sizes and a small division. The campus was set up in this town that was considered more environmentally friendly.
Course Curriculum :
The course curriculum is pretty good. Some of the classes could potentially be better or have a better form of instruction rather than how they do it at the present. Some classes were useless in the long run and they should get rid of them.
Exams :
I never had to take any test for school because in Canada we don't have an entrance exam that is required to get in.
Internship :
No, the college does not provide an internship in the department that I am in. We have a certain credit that we must undertake to complete the program however, overall the program does not have one.
Events :
Head of Trent is probably one of the most celebrated events at the school. Every September around the 3rd week, the students would gather at the school for sporting events against other schools in rowing, soccer, volleyball, and rugby.
Fees :
The school has basic tuition costs that are in most schools today. The other charges are for course fees, and some affiliated on school clubs or gym membership.
Examination Structure :
As part of the education program at Trent, they have no exam structure. The only tests that I had to take were in my law class and two proficiency tests that are required to see how you would do if you had to teach math or language.
Faculty :
The faculty for the school is the best part. they are determined to have you succeed in your career. They are willing to be there even after you graduate from the program.
