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Side-by-side comparison from 139 verified student reviews. Scan one row at a time — winners are highlighted
- +Dedicated teachers and responsive administration
- +Value for money despite fee increases
- +Support for student feedback
- +Supportive and helpful staff and professors
- +Modern facilities and welcoming campus environment
- +Career preparation and skill development opportunities
- +Critical thinking and analytical skill development
- +Supportive professors and faculty guidance
- +Inclusive and diverse campus environment
- +Highly ranked professors and unique, practical teaching methods.
- +Opportunities for career development and bridging theory with the real business world.
- +Affordable education through scholarships and accessibility for international students.
- +International diploma recognition and affordable tuition.
- +Hospitable staff and a good learning environment.
- +Cultural and historical significance for the Albanian community.
- +Engaging and effective teaching methods
- +Valuable career preparation and industry connections
- +Comprehensive and supportive learning environment
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- -Administrative and management issues caused frustration.
- -Outdated facilities and resources were a significant drawback.
- -Lack of engagement and outdated curriculum led to dissatisfaction.
- -Outdated facilities and lack of modernization.
- -Ineffective communication and administrative issues.
- -Overcrowded classes and insufficient resources.
- -Administrative and management issues lead to a poor overall experience.
- -Facilities are outdated and not well-maintained.
- -Administrative & management issues cause frequent problems.
- -Outdated facilities hinder the learning experience.
- -Lack of resources and support negatively impacts students.
- -Administrative and management issues cause frustration.
- -Outdated facilities and resources are a common complaint.
- -Lack of clear communication and support is a recurring problem.
- -Disorganized and dishonest management/staff.
- -Inconsistent quality of instructors.
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Offering a consistent score of zero across all evaluated categories, this institution presents a uniform picture in its current ratings. There are no distinct strengths or weaknesses to highlight, as all aspects, including facilities, professors, location, student life, accommodation, internationality, and value, are rated equally low.
This institution garners exceptional marks, particularly excelling in **Internationality** with a perfect score of 5. Ratings for Facilities, Professors, and Value are also remarkably high at 4.6. Student Life and Accommodation are well-regarded at 4.4, while Location, at 4.2, represents the lowest score. Overall, the university demonstrates a strong commitment to its students and academic offerings.
Analyzing university ratings reveals a generally positive reception. The institution excels in **Internationality** (4.29) and **Value** (4.33), indicating strong global connections and perceived worth. **Location** (4.28) and **Facilities** (4.23) also received high marks. The **Student Life** category (4.04) is the weakest area, though still within a generally favorable range.
Overall, this institution garners exceptionally high marks. Its facilities, professors, location, and student life all achieve a perfect score of 5. The university also excels in value, rated at 5. Its accommodations and internationality are also strong, both scoring a commendable 4.67, representing the areas with slightly less than perfect scores.
This institution demonstrates a solid overall performance, with exceptional strengths in location, accommodation, internationality, and value, all receiving a high rating of 4.25. Conversely, facilities, professors, and student life are areas of average performance, each scoring 3.5. This suggests the university excels in its tangible offerings and its broader appeal, while core academic and campus experience aspects are competent but could be enhanced.
This institution's strongest area is its internationality, scoring a commendable 4. Conversely, its weakest aspects lie in student life and value, both receiving the lowest possible rating of 1. Facilities, professors, and accommodation are rated moderately at 2, while location achieves a 3.
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The sole review is positive, rating the university 4 out of 5 stars. It praises good teachers who care about student learning, while also noting consistent tuition fee increases.
With a 4.33 average rating from 6 reviews, all feedback is positive. Students praise convenient campus living, supportive staff, and well-taught courses. Modern facilities and career guidance are also highlighted.
Overwhelmingly positive feedback (approximately 89%) highlights strong analytical skill development and engaging program content. A small percentage (~2%) of reviews expressed general dissatisfaction, citing a lack of passion or unmet expectations.
All three reviews are positive (100%), giving an average rating of 5/5. Students highlight practical education, dedicated professors, and career opportunities.
With an average rating of 4.25/5, ~75% of reviews are positive. Students highlight the university's cultural significance and recognized medical program. There are no negative reviews in this dataset.
This university receives universally negative feedback, with a single review awarding 1 out of 5 stars. The primary criticism highlights disorganization and dishonesty regarding course offerings and staff expertise.
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I look back at my time at Carleton University with much fondness and nostalgia. I pursued my Bachelor of Commerce with a major in Accounting between 2010-14. The faculty were knowledgeable and approachable which made learning easier (and now that I have no deadline worries, somewhat fun). At the time Carleton was still expanding to the sprawling campus it is now, so we had to walk / run fairly far to catch classes. Now even the business program has its own building so I assume classes are more centralised. I was an international student and I loved the diversity and exchange of experiences and opinions at Carleton. No matter the subject, from Sociology to calculus to language to tax & audit, there was always just as much to learn from peers as from professors. It definitely opened my mind and made me think. The Sprott Business School had an amazing lineup of professors from within academia as well as from the corporate world, blending theory and practice well. The campus is nestled right beside the Rideau river and is a visual treat across all the seasons. Though if we talk about Ottawa, we need to speak to the cold winters and Carleton had an amazing tunnel system that spans the entire campus. You can use any entrance and travel across campus in toasty warmth. The tunnels also have a collection of different shops, vending machines for whatever you may need - along with cozy nooks and bustling junctions so you can spend time between classes recharging or hanging out with friends. Being an international student, Carleton was fairly expensive, though average in tuition costs compared to other universities in Canada. There are limited bursaries and scholarships with strict GPA requirements to retain. These were helpful relative to Canadian tuition but were significantly lower compared to international fees. Another expense was the on-campus restaurant and cafeteria; considering that you have very few options, the prices are quite steep (for a student). Other campuses like the University of Ottawa located downtown have access to a more diverse and competitively priced range of restaurants and eateries. Carleton is accessible via bus or train through Ottawa's public transit system, OC Transpo. The system has deteriotated over time and commute can be a pain point for many (especially during rush hour, in winter, or during exam season). While dormitories are convenient, they can be quite expensive. Off-campus housing near the University (Sunnyside, Prince of Wales, etc.) can be relatively cheaper with options to walk to University (yes, even in winter). I would also like to personally speak to the amazing Muslim Student's Association and prayer space that Carleton has. It enriched my time at the University and gave me fresh appreciation for views, customs and kinship across hundreds of cultures. And it provided me with a space to recharge spiritually in a more personal way, being so far from my own home, family and culture. Unfortunately I cannot speak much to the sporting facilities, but Carleton has some of the best teams in the province (especially for Basketball). Our mascot is Rodney the Raven. Their gym facilities in particular were very nice and access is generally granted with the price of tuition. Lastly, I would like to say that given the opportunity and financial ability, I would love to go back and do a graduate course at Carleton, just to be able to walk through its halls and experience the bustle of school life again. Even though it is endearingly known as the "University of Last Hope," I am grateful that I got a chance to spend my formative youth there.
This academy teaches me a lot. Here the professors are highly ranked and the students have the opportunity to walk through this journey with their role models. The type of teaching is unique in this country. Professors are dedicated to their students and have availability to pay attention to each one. Main focus are the practices, and the practical education is most present. I'm currently on my master degrees here, and I definitely recommend this university!
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