Cégep Heritage College

The quality of the teachers is very hit or miss. The history department is very solid though, with very intelligent, university level, understanding teachers. The english department is very lackluster. The teachers wonder why participation and grades are so low in their classes yet they make things difficult for students. Little to no class outlines. I came in confused and left confused. They open their books at the beginning of class and start reading without any opener and expect us to follow along perfectly all the time. Academic services are a nightmare to deal with. Ms A, one of the availible academic advisors, although nice at times, can switch up on you in a matter of a second and I've personally experienced her speaking to me in a demeaning nature, as if I was stupid, for absolutely nothing. When she is the only person I can contact about specific problems, it makes me inclined to not reach out of fear of being spoken down to again. Incredibly difficult to get accomodations for anything, even medical. If someone's not dead or dying, forget about it, even if it's an appointment. Campus is small and easy to navigate. Overall, I was disappointed my 2 years here. It was nothing special, and enrolling here was more trouble than it was worth taking into account the professors and personnel. I could've got what I received here anywhere else.

Although challenging at times, this school pushed my limits and taught me a lot about getting redy for university. I made friends and grew withina nourishing environement, the teachers overall are helpful and want to see you succeed, i have to admit the cafeteria staff were the best people at the school and make great food. Keep in mind parking is limited and expensive if you dont have a pass, but the neibourghhood streets are relatively close and a good option for free parking. Much better than french counterparts, highly recommend:)

Good community college with a multitude of programs available and a tightly nite community with friendly staff.

I had an amazing two years here. I took the 2-year pre-university Social Sciences program. The profs that I had were, by and large, very good. Most of them cared a lot about student success and taught very well, especially Patrick Moran, Hélène Bernier, and Elliott Brown. The facilities are relatively modern, and the college is quite easy to get around (it only took me two days to figure it out). There are plenty of extracurricular activities, and the fitness centre is quite good. Joyce and Tony, the couple who run the cafeteria, are gems, and the food, while nothing special, is a decent value for money.

I have attended a short beekeeping course at the college. Nice facility and well maintained.
The course and the teacher (Bob Valcov) were great. Good mix of information with some practical setting. There is a big difference when someone cares about the subject. It exceeded my expectations.
The process of registering wasn't the easiest. I could also have been notified about parking arrangements much earlier than a day before (parking is free after 6pm).