I have not learned much of what I had wanted to. Once I obtain a position in this field I will definitely need extensive further training and education.

The tuition is very affordable at Carleton and there are lots of opportunities for bursaries and scholarships. There is often an entrance scholarship for most students and more based on your GPA. I used OSAP and my entrance scholarship to pay for my tuition in addition to prior savings. However, changes to OSAP mean that my most recent tuition left me paying $1200 out of my pocket

The fees are broken down into several categories in which you can opt in or out, obviously, there are only certain ones you can opt-out of. Obviously, tuition is not cheap, it is around over 7 grand which does not include living expenses, etc.

Good school for the program I wanted to take, and the city I study in is very big in the career path I'm hoping to take. Got a scholarship and an award, out of the 5 schools I got accepted to it was the highest amount of money. Wanted to go to this school since I knew I was going to university. I took law in high school and knew that was the path I wanted to take, and within the program, I am in I learn about so many interesting things.

I like all my courses. They have all been very well taught and informative. I always learn new things in them and, for the most part, they are taught in a way that I can learn from. There are many supports for academics here as well.

I pay for tuition and books and resident. But I think it’s pretty good or regular compared to other schools I guess.

The curriculum is normally pretty fair. The workload can definitely be divided a bit better between the semester to ensure that the students aren't struggling as hard as when they are when all of the final assignments and exams are all at the same time.

Tuition was very expensive and normally covered some basic things including a bus pass for students. People with cars, however, had to pay for parking passes which are not in good locations on very high levels of parking garages that don't have elevators and are very expensive. Also most of the textbooks were very expensive and a lot of classes required more than one book.

I believe that the course curriculum for computer science is very challenging as well as very intuitive. We are tasked over 4 years to learn several programming languages, as well as apply them outside of the coding interface through computer logic.

The fees are group together into several different sections. I personally do not analyze this very much as I am aware there are certain student groups, organizations that money is given to through my tuition however I do not directly use those resources. Other fees are the legal fees as well as things like the transportation fees.

My opinion on the course curriculum at my school is that it is actually great. You have a lot of classes which you are required to take for your major but you also have a lot of freedom to explore different courses.

The fees structure includes tuition itself for each semester depending what program you are in. It also includes the bus pass for students who pay a much lower rate than obtaining a regular pass. Fees includes the gym and athletics too.

I believe the course curriculum is pretty standard, there are some things missing such as certain key points in the psychology class (More information on all fields). So far, I think the curriculum is amazing.

The structure of the fees is simple. The university bus passes also known as your pass is 200$ in the fee structure. Basic fees include student housing, medical insurance, etc.

I like a lot of the courses I'm taking. Of course, the first year was many general courses but this year I'm finally starting to take classes that I'm enjoying and that are interesting to me. I haven't had to take a class where what I'm learning won't be applied to some extent to my jobs in the future.

There are the typical school fees, and then a mandatory bus pass, and other things such as dental care and a gym membership.