Queen's University, Kingston Ranking 2024 from QS, THE & US NEWS

Yes i did one internship. I had to work for 40 hour a week. it was good as I can manage my studies as well as internship hand in hand. The selection process was very simple i applied in the company through online mode and later got an interview call/ it was a basic interview..

there are many reasons for choosing this college. Firstly it was my locational preference because i don't have to struggle with the language thing. secondly it offers multi project and multi year course curriculum that sounds more fascinating for me.

Queens has a intern opportunity for 2nd year all the up to last year students. The internship is different than other universities, its 12-16 months work term and you have to have atleast 1 or 2 semester of study period after the work period as far as I believe

The city of Kingston where the university is located is very beautiful. And I have talked to some people from that university and one of the major thing everyone mentioned was that the teachers are very passionate. And that is the one thing that matters to me the most about any institute.

I think placements are great but you are always competing with the business students.

I have done a couple of internships in India but haven't managed to get any internships in Canada yet.

Phenomenal for business students. Firms often do onsite hiring and recruit a record number of Queen's students each year. We revive coaching on how to conduct interviews and networking. We also have access to an alumni network that connects us to professionals in our field of interest

Yes, they do. Typically they are for students who require finical assistance and they typically pay Ontario minim wage. They are typically service jobs in cafes or the book store. Applications are through the Almamter Society website and easy to access

Its reputation and sense of community is something I was immediately attracted to. Also, Queen's prides itself on its traditions and heritage that are part of its history as an educational institution. Also, Queen's is a fair distance away from my hometown so it's not hard to get home if needed but also I'm far away at the same time.

The school spirit is excellent, I think it's unrivaled in Canada. The campus is beautiful, with scenic views and an awesome lake for events. Buildings and infrastructure are excellent as well. Finally, there is an excellent community feel.

Parents went there. Was originally in the con-Ed program, one of few in the province. It was far away from home while being less than a day?s travel. Cost of living was much lower than home, and it had a vibrant queer community.

Knew a lot of friends that planned on attending the university and had a strong interest in their cheerleading team. A great community environment and a very pretty campus felt very welcomed. It was very easy to make friends.

For the commerce program, job placements are almost guaranteed. For other programs, like my own, there are career advising services that can be employed but their success depends on the individual.

Queen's offer internships, but it's not very often taken advantage of. Commerce is one of the faculties that does not do co-op or internships, too, which is surprising. Engineering internships are the most common.

I considered taking a tear-off after the third year to intern. However, upon looking at the job board provided from the internship program, there were no real opportunities applicable to me. I found that if I wanted to intern, I would have to find one myself.

Queen's offers an optional internship after the second or third year. This is not required to graduate but is an opportunity to get some career experience. I did not personally take part in this program.