University of Guelph-Humber

Great school. Tight-knit community with easy accessibility to professors and staff.

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

Professors and students are great but at the same time I wonder if the back end people at Guelph-Humber (admins, financial services, placement services, etc) actually care about helping students. It's such a common criticism when you go seek help from these people and the typical response are "policies" and "you should've ___" yet don't help, and the help you need must be requested from whoever. Also the line "if we do this for you then we have to do it for everyone!" OH NO YOU HAVE TO WORK A LITTLE MORE TO EFFECTIVLY HELP STUDENTS OH WOE IS ME. Not all are bad mind you, I get they have a script they have to follow for situations but that's the problem - scripts only provide the solution to a single problem rather than unique problems students face.

I recommend this school, I really do. But professors aren't the problem. Students aren't the problem. The above I mentioned is the problem.