It has the world's best civil law program given in the French language, and it also allows me to continue living at my family's home. The resources that the school has and give for free most of the time, are numerous.
Course Curriculum :
Really good, takes you through all the basics for the first year and then allows you to choose the classes you would enjoy taking for the second and third year. It allows students to have a thorough and steady learning path.
Placement :
Extremely high placement and the job opportunities are numerous as law firms will usually come once a week at organized events to discuss with applicants and therefore giving the students a chance to get themselves known within the firms.
Fees :
Tuition around 2000$, other charges such as law books and jurisprudence, and a laptop is a necessity.
Examination Structure :
Pretty standard for a law faculty. For most classes, you are allowed to have all of your class notes and law books. Anything written is usually allowed. However, certain classes will allow no material during exams, but it is a minority.
Faculty :
It's definitely the best. It performs really well on the Bar exam compared to other faculties in the province, and it's also very welcoming to new students.
