University of Guelph-Humber - Etobicoke, Ontario

Wolf B.

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A S.

WORST DO NOT ATTEND!! ! Decision on Late Fee Appeal REJECTED FOR PROBLEMS ON THEIR END!!! GAVE ME A LATE FEE WHEN MY BALANCE SHOWED 0 DOLLARS OWING! NEVER ATTEND THIS SCHOOL! STAY AWAY CAUTION FOR IT DEPARTMENT INTERFERRING WITH PROF/TEACHERS AND STAFF ON GRADING! !

charlie V.

Some professors care about their students, some are only their for their paycheck. Placement coordinator was very rude to my child and this school has given them a hard time. They did not care that my child was going through things. While i understand that they do not need to care, it is jus sad how fast professors turn their back on students when they are having a hard time.

Isabel M.

I want to express my gratitude to my professors at this university. They are truly inspiring, dedicated and exceptional people.

Victoria V.

Professors really seem to care about your education and have mandatory office hours. The small atmosphere is really welcoming and there's tons of opportunities, including research positions. Programs are very specific though so you have to be sure you're dedicated to whatever it is you're choosing to study as there's not alot of choice. The only bad thing is lack of parking as there's never spots on campus past 10:30 am and off campus parking is sometimes full too, leaving you with no place to park.

Tye D.

I currently just finishing up my BBA in business from Guelph-Humber and thought i would leave a review and thoughts for those deciding where to go:

Guelph Humber is a small school (a bigger high school of 4500 students total in a sense). This is great since you will make friends in your classes as you have multiple of the same classes. People were friendly and easy to get along with. The only issue is that it is a commuter school and not much to do in the area hence most people go to class and go home after.

Administration was not the most helpful imo, although it depends who you got some were super helpful and others not so much. (Like any school)

The program was good but in my opinion it would be nice if there were more areas of emphasis that related to some courses. For example there was a data analytics class that I enjoyed but no more classes or area of emphasis for data analytics. Hence I'm applying to college certificate programs for that program.

Most professors are nice, approachable and you'll have the same professors in multiple classes and they get to know you by name. It's nice having a friendly face on campus to talk to when you bump into them in the hallway. But the school does rely heavily on sessional instructors meaning their are a few (not many) professors who may take awhile to get marks back or reply to emails since teaching is a priority just not their top priority.

The 100 hour co-op program is awesome to get experience but the school is small so there is not as many connections to industries as the bigger schools. Most (70%) of the internships are unpaid on the schools job board (although I imagine most schools co-ops are unpaid). Some students just ended up doing data entry or administrative services for free. While it is experience it may not be the most valuable experience imo. Although any experience is good experience.

Overall I did enjoy my time at GH and glad that I went. Feel free to DM me any questions, I'll be happy to answer them.
This is just my experience and opinion of GH and only for the business program

Ksenia

If I could I would give the program a 3.5 and the college itself is a 4.

Graduated back in 2015 from the Interior Decorating Diploma Program. They decided to add more useful courses once I graduated which made the the program length go from two years to three years. That extra year would've been very useful for me and my classmates.

I'm not sure how things are right now but back when I was going there they only had one drawing class throughout the four semesters. I found that very odd since we would be drawing for our clients in the future. They really needed to add classes that would focus on fabrics and materials.

All we really focused on was AutoCAD. Now don't get me wrong it's extremely useful to have such a skill but as a decorator I needed to be taught more in the products that I'd be dealing with for most of the day.

They should have more than two business courses. This industry is all about the clients. If you can't sell yourself properly and build a brand there is no room for you in this industry. Jo Alcorn was the right person to teach the business courses. I would loved to have these courses from the very first semester because this is, if not the most important skills that we could have coming out of this program. Instead of having all those Town Hall courses we should've had more business courses.

The college itself is fine. Clean. Huge line ups at Timmies. There is a great selection of gluten-free, organic, etc. foods at the other shops. Book store is expensive (what post-secondary book store isn't?). I would recommend to buy all your books online or used ones. Been to the gym a couple times during breaks and it's pretty clean. College is great but the program needed improvement.

Gerry D. J.

Professors do not care about the student in my opinion and administrative help is not so much "help" as to tell you they cannot help you with questions regarding schedules or financial aid. Does not feel welcoming either. The interior is cozy with a unique backsplash.