I am very thankful to have meet my math professor at York university, I used to aversion math however now I see math in a completely new light. Her engaging teaching style, coupled with her deep knowledge of the subject. She took the time to explain even the most complex concepts in a way that was easy to understand. As I continued to attend her lectures found myself becoming increasingly fascinated by math.

Since my program focuses on movement and how our bodies function, it is very appealing to me. At York University, you will find great professors and some who are not so great. As part of my program requirements, I have to take some sport classes and I have really enjoyed it. In addition, York University has many student organizations that I have enjoyed going to. Since I recently joined them, I have greatly enjoyed how they have increased my perspective and helped me to find out how to be successful in the future.

I was not a fan of online learning especially when it came to tutorials and lab work. Lots of lost hands learning experience. I really enjoyed my program and the profs that taught them. I wish the program had more advanced equipment and facility like a cadaver lab for example. Lastly, I whish the university could make parking more affordable for their students and staff.

My first year of university was experienced during the backend of the pandemic and incorporated a blend of online and in-person for a few classes. Overall it was enjoyable and delivered well. Truly a solid Kinesiology programme.

The professors within the Kinesiology program are of top quality as York University is one of the best post-secondary schools for Kinesiology. The only issue with York that I find is finding the correct person to guide you towards the advice you’re looking for. Parking should also not cost hundreds of dollars while tuition costs are as much as it does in North America; free tuition would solve a lot of this country’s capitalism and create a healthier nation (i.e., public schools in Germany). There are a lot of poor aspects of the post-secondary school in North America, but a lot of good things to say about York’s Kinesiology program (in my short experience).