Great school, great programs.
Due to Humber's strike, the UNIVERSITY of guelph humber had to go on strike as well. This is affecting our education and no one is doing anything about it. No one wants to lose a semester especially when they're technically not even in college. Might as well go to the actual university of Guelph
If I could I would give the program a 3.5 and the college itself is a 4.
Graduated back in 2015 from the Interior Decorating Diploma Program. They decided to add more useful courses once I graduated which made the the program length go from two years to three years. That extra year would've been very useful for me and my classmates.
I'm not sure how things are right now but back when I was going there they only had one drawing class throughout the four semesters. I found that very odd since we would be drawing for our clients in the future. They really needed to add classes that would focus on fabrics and materials.
All we really focused on was AutoCAD. Now don't get me wrong it's extremely useful to have such a skill but as a decorator I needed to be taught more in the products that I'd be dealing with for most of the day.
They should have more than two business courses. This industry is all about the clients. If you can't sell yourself properly and build a brand there is no room for you in this industry. Jo Alcorn was the right person to teach the business courses. I would loved to have these courses from the very first semester because this is, if not the most important skills that we could have coming out of this program. Instead of having all those Town Hall courses we should've had more business courses.
The college itself is fine. Clean. Huge line ups at Timmies. There is a great selection of gluten-free, organic, etc. foods at the other shops. Book store is expensive (what post-secondary book store isn't?). I would recommend to buy all your books online or used ones. Been to the gym a couple times during breaks and it's pretty clean. College is great but the program needed improvement.
I love the collaboration between Humber and Guelph Humber because it gave me an opportunity to use the bridge program to get into University and compared to other Universities a lot more affordable.
This campus is very well-integrated in the community and as a simple visitor I had a great time in the area (which is surprising because everything else in the area was not so great). The students seem friendly and the campus is bigger than I thought.
Great school especially for those looking into advancing their careers easily without having to go through the pain of universities. GH is easier and more career focussed with a variety of programs!
Great campus! I was genuinely surprised by its size the first time I arrived. I highly recommend the Math Centre!
The professor's generally care about you passing and the always make time to meet with you when you need help. I definitely recommend this university