Easy access to garbages. Love it. Good dinners in the trash bins for me and raccoon friends. Big fan over all, would just ask that dumpsters be a littler shorter for dinner parties. Love everything else tho. Thanks Ryerson.
One of the best universities in Canada! Truly a unique place to study in.
Wery good to lern engrish hear with manny pepeole.
Great post secondary education University. It was fun because of it's downtown location.
Ryerson is amazing. I'm a recent graduate and loved being a part of the community here. Other students are pretty welcoming and the staff/professors know their stuff. Teaching styles vary from textbook to more hands-on (though more hands-on), which was great as I learn by doing rather than reading. There's also tons of clubs and extracurriculars you can be a part of! I'd definitely recommend Ryerson to any student interested in their programs!
I am a graduate of Ryerson University. They have one of the best education format in Canada. Their location is one of the best as well. Very conducive to learning, interacting with peers, and building relationships. Highly recommended!
Great school! I'm in my 3rd year now double majoring in Entrepreneurship and Marketing. I really like the environment that the university is situated in. In addition, the professors at Ryerson really do bring real life experiences from their field into the classroom setting.
Student group engagement is also very strong at Ryerson University. I've been part of numerous student clubs under the Ted Rogers School of Management and have had an opportunity to learn new skill sets. I've traveled in and out of Canada for conferences/competitions because of Ryerson University.
Took the accounting program here. A lot of professors are subpar and just read powerpoint slides and cannot explain things in detail because they clearly did not review the materials themselves. I ended up skipping the majority of classes of any professors like this because the lectures were useless and my 3 hours could be spent much more effectively. I ended up graduating with honours but it felt like half my classes had unmotivated professors who did nothing to contribute to your learning.
Next, when I was attending school there was no career guidance system set up and pretty much 0 support for helping you find employment. All we had in the accounting program was the Big4 recruiters who only recruit a handful of people from our program of hundreds. There were no medium or small accounting firm recruiters coming to the school making post graduation job hunting very bleak. The online job site Ryerson launched is full of sales job with very little jobs related to your degree.
All in all, I got my degree here but the school did not help open much doors. It's still a relatively new University so I hope that can change in the future. If you're looking for an good Accounting program I would highly suggest looking elsewhere. It's impossibly hard to land an accounting career job without an excellent recruitment program.
I enjoyed my studies here. Profs were knowledgeable and friendly. Close go eatons so it's convenient.
Great university with professional professors and staff. You have a good education here and the university are in the middle of downtown so you're close from shopping , subways and cafes.
Attending Ryerson for the past five years has truly been a privilege. The innovation and progression that this school offers, is state of the art. They have become an influential factor within the city, and as students we really benefit. Overall the campus life is incredible, and Balzac's is a plus. Can't wait to see what Ryerson will offer and become in the near by future.