Sheridan had the best program available for the field I wanted to get into and close to home.
Course Curriculum :
I liked it. I learned a lot. We had great professors and I was able to learn about any particular field I was interested in. I got to work with a lot of great people who were interested in the same things I was.
Exams :
None. I went to school in Canada.
Placement :
At first it was very hard to find a job. No one wanted to hire someone with no experience. I struggled a lot at first but once I established myself it was easier to fine work through friends. I have worked hard.
Internship :
I had to look for my own internship with help from my professors. The internship help me to break into the industry. I was able to learn a lot and meet new people. The internship helps me to network.
Events :
I don't remember. We did have many events.
Fees :
I had to pay my tution also fee for text books, fees for equipment rentals, I had to buy a macbook and a camera.
Scholarship :
I did not receive any scholaship or finacial aid.
Examination Structure :
No exams, we only had big projects that we worked on through out the year. We handed them in at the end and the project was most of the class mark. My program was very practical and hands on. Mostly just assignments.
Faculty :
I learned a lot from them. I had great professors, real people that worked in to industry. They were able to give great advise, always available to answer questions.
Hostel :
I didn't live on Campus. I had an apartment near by. It wasn't student housing. I paid my rent with the money I had saved from my summer Job. I lived with 2 other girls in a 2 bedroom plus den apartment.
