

As a Niagara College student, my overall experience was very positive, especially when it comes to hands-on learning. If you are looking for a school that prepares you directly for the workforce rather than just focusing on pure theory, NC delivers on that front.
For me,the learning facilities are a major highlight. Whether you are at the Daniel J. Patterson Campus in Niagara-on-the-Lake (with its teaching brewery, winery, and greenhouse) or the Welland Campus (with advanced technology, health, and trades labs), you get real practical experience.
Though the region is beautiful, but public transit between campuses and surrounding towns can be slow. Having a car makes life significantly easier.
This school offers students a realistic view of the world in which they will be working and emulates work processes and procedures that are applicable from the get go upon graduation.
Student life is enjoyable with good entertainment, socials and community.
View moreMy uni experience has been challenging but rewarding with supportive lecturers and a good campus vibe (Teaching ★★★★☆, Facilities ★★★★☆, Social life ★★★☆☆, Overall ★★★★☆), I don’t have anything to complain about.
View moreIt was very interesting to hear and most of the lectures would usually get to the point. The professors were professional and like to get ahead. They were also approachable and willing to help and answer questions. If they realize that your performance skills are lacking, they would let you know.
View moreNiagara College is very open to different ethnicities and the instructors’ knowledge about the courses are up to the standards.
It would be better if there would be more hands on activities for students to experience and learn more about the industry.
I would definitely recommend it especially to international students.
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