Because Humber along with George brown is considered to be one of the best colleges in Toronto.
Course Curriculum :
To be honest, I would highly recommend the course I did (Research Analyst) because you would get to learn a lot about how to analyze data and dive deep into the qualitative as well as quantitative data analysis methods. The second semester is very challenging but it will be worth it!
Exams :
For Application, I had to submit our CV, 1 SoP and if you have LOR then it would be even better. In my CV I highlighted my academics and my community engagements. In my SoP, I wrote more about what I learned from my Bachelor's project and my concept of research that I want to pursue at the university and more specifically why I want to pursue that course, what the learning outcome will be and why from that college. I was prepared beforehand and that's why I had taken my LoR's from my Professor and the other from my employer (asked him to focus on my managerial, quick learning and problem-solving capabilities)".
Placement :
The college will try to help you to find the co-op placements also it depends on the faculty to faculty.
Internship :
Yes, I got a co-op with the Humber College Applied Research and Innovation department as a research assistant.
Scholarship :
No
Faculty :
The faculty is really helpful and always up to clear all your silliest doubts. The professors I really liked were Brendan, William from Semester 2.
Campus Life :
The Lakeshore campus is really huge and you have all the amenities here. Gym, Table tennis, Snooker, Gaming room also they have meeting rooms which you can book for a couple of hours so has to study in a group.
Hostel :
The accommodation within the campus is really expensive so I looked for other sources such as shared rooms.
