Loyalist College is an English-language college in Belleville, Ontario, Canada. Centennial College is a diploma- and degree-granting college in Toronto, Ontario, Canada and is the oldest publicly funded college in Ontario.

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	Loyalist College	Centennial College
Programs	UG Programs -34	UG Programs -92 PG Programs -1
Acceptance Rate	58.0 %	67.0 %
Exam Score	IELTS - 6 TOEFL - 80	IELTS - 6.5 PTE - 60 TOEFL - 88
Cost to Study	Average Tuition Fees 10749 [For UG Program] Hostel + Meal - 5390 Per Year	Average Tuition Fees 12308 [For UG Program] Average Tuition Fees 16704 [For PG Program] Hostel + Meal - 12600 Per Year
placement (average package)	Here are some of the top companies recruiting international students of Loyalist College regularly: Goldman & Sachs B.O.A Merrill Lynch Deloitte Accenture HSBC Loyalist College graduate average salary based on degree Bachelors average salary: CAD $35,000 Master average salary: CAD $40,500 MBA average salary: CAD $73,000 Loyalist College students working as Reporter earns an average salary of CAD $32,000 per year, HR Manager earns an average salary of CAD $47,000 per year, Office Manager earns an average salary of CAD $40,000 per year, Quality Assurance Coordinator earns an average salary of CAD $45,000 per year, Office Administrator earns an average salary of CAD $36,000 per year	Median Salary (Within 6 Months): 60,000-70,000 CAD/per year Computer Science Graduates Salaries: 62,900 CAD- 79,100 CAD/year Finance Graduates Salaries: 52,200 CAD- 64,400 CAD/year
application requirements	Submit official transcripts and degree of all previous education completed Submit English language proficiency test scores Applicants have to submit a credential evaluation by WES or ICAS	Higher secondary school certificate English language proficiency
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General Facts	Loyalist College	Centennial College
Type of University	College	College
Established	1967	1966
Student:Faculty Ratio	21:1	92:1
Male:Female	50% Male, 50% Female	52% Male, 47% Female
Location Facts	As Ontario’s Destination College, the intimate campus is located on over 200 acres in the beautiful Bay of Quinte region, and is perfectly positioned between Toronto, Ottawa and Montreal. The deep community roots and collaborative spirit ensure we work hand-in-hand with our local partners and industries to drive the future of innovation and workforce development in the Bay of Quinte region.	5 Campuses- Progress (main), Ashtonbee, Morningside, Story Arts Centre, and Eglinton
Library	Loyalist College library contains 4,298 e-books, 670 research guides, 350 databases. The Library serves as Loyalist College's entryway to the informational world. The Internet, specialist online encyclopedias, journal databases, and traditional print and media materials are all available to faculty and students at no cost. You can access reference and circulating materials, periodicals, newspapers, official documents, statistics, and annual reports in its regular print collection. Its audio-visual Library has a wide selection of videotapes to support your educational needs.	Offers special collections Diversity collection Daher Folk Tale Collection Pollock Holocaust Collection
Campus Life	On Wallbridge-Loyalist Road is where the college's current 200-acre campus is situated. Another campus of Loyalist College is located in Bancroft, Ontario. There are modern labs, classrooms, and workshops on the campus. The hours of operation for computer laboratories are extended for all program participants. Loyalist College Student Access Labs offer PC and Mac computer services. Program-specific software, color printing and scanning, wireless access, and wireless printing The place to unwind is the Student Center. Six televisions are available for students to watch sports or popular movies on the big screen. The Spa is a cutting-edge teaching facility run by the Esthetics & Spa Management Ontario College diploma program at Loyalist College. It works with its local partners in the spa management and aesthetics industries. Kente Food Court, Revive Café, and The Pioneer is just a few convenient dining options available to students, teachers, staff, and college guests on campus. The Loyalist College community, including students, faculty, and alumni, has access to the Fitness Centre, which is housed on the lower floor of the Kente building on the Belleville campus, where they can pursue their fitness and health goals in a welcoming and secure setting. Intense and thrilling varsity competitions take place in the "Lancer Dome," as it is commonly known, home to the school's Men's & Women's Varsity Basketball and Volleyball programs. The gym has two volleyball courts, four badminton courts, and six regulation basketball hoops. The Bay of Quinte Skills Center is southeastern Ontario's go-to technology and trades training facility. This society needs qualified people, especially in fields like architecture and building sciences, automotive, electrical, and welding, that are just starting to gain popularity. Students receive training at The Bay of Quinte Skills Centre using the most recent tools to prepare for careers in these industries in high demand. Modern teaching labs for chemistry, instrumentation, molecular biology and field biology are available at Loyalist's fully stocked Sustainable Skills, Technology, and Life Sciences Centre. To provide adequate assistance for Indigenous students on campus and to serve as a point of contact between the College administration, Indigenous communities, and governmental organizations, the Indigenous Resource Centre was established at Loyalist College. The Indigenous Resource Center has a holistic approach to its mission. The Indigenous Resource Center is happy to host social and cultural activities on campus with the help of the Indigenous Student Council. In the Indigenous Resource Center, students can request smudging. Its Visiting Grandmothers lead weekly making workshops that have produced items including medicine bags, leather mittens, beaded keychains, dream catchers, and talking sticks.	50 student-led clubs and organizations campus also encompasses dining places like Progress Cafe and Tim Horton’s Has an Indian Cultural Club
Hostel	#Room - $3400	#Rent - $10800
Famous Alumni	This Loyalist College has a total number of 28285 alumni. Some of the notable and popular alumni of Loyalist College are: Laurie Scott - Member of Provincial Parliament of Ontario Donald Weber - Canadian photographer Erin Davis - Author Lana Slezic - Canadian photographer Mark Potter - Director	John Candy (actor, comedian), Tobias Enverga (Former Sentor-Ontario), Jennifer Valentyne (TV actor)
City Life	Belleville offers elegant living in rural and urban settings, only moments from work, and at affordable prices.Housing options include Victorian homes, apartments and condominiums, retirement living, skillfully planned subdivisions and waterfront properties. In Belleville, you can enjoy all the options, services and features of a big city in a close-knit, affordable and safe community. Belleville plays host to numerous festivals and events that take place throughout the year. Belleville is home to boating/rowing clubs and associations, the Quinte Curling Club and YMCA. The City’s Recreation, Culture and Community Services Department runs a full roster of recreational programming throughout the City year-round. MA Sills Park is one of Ontario’s best track and field facilities and has hosted a number of premiere track-and-field events. The Quinte Sports and Wellness Centre is a state-of-the-art facility with an array of services to help you enjoy life and live to the fullest.	Toronto is considered a world-renowned city in terms of place (quality of natural and built environments), people (diversity of population), product (key institutions, attractions, and infrastructure), and prosperity (standard of living), and is ranked in the top 20 of the world’s best cities to “live, work, invest and visit.” Dynamic neighbourhoods, globally recognized institutions, and a vibrant arts and culture scene belie the many challenges it faces, including inequity, climate change, mobility, housing, and community and neighbourhood development.
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