Trent University Canada: Rankings

• Particularly my course is a good course and it should have demand in the market but the thing is opposite. After completing masters as well there are not many job opportunities and employers are expecting more and more from every candidate.
• I don't think so not more than 10 out of the whole batch of 110 got jobs.
• If you get any job the average salary is around 75000 dollars. Most common method is to go to linkedIn and search from there , update the resume as per the posting and apply on the site or on the linkedIn. TD is one of the major employer in canada.

• I found the accommodation through facebook marketplace. There are many groups and from them you can meet new people and they will help you.
• In my case I meet one friend online and we helped each other to find the house and we were roommates for one year after that in canada.
• In the begining I used to live in sharing room and used to pay around 400 dollars a month and now I have a private room and I pay around 550.
• It was very hard to get a room as rooms were not available. We had to contact every landlord and keep ourselves awake in order to see room on video call on canadas time when we were in India. My accommodation is around 4 km far from college and it takes around 10 mins in the bus.  

• The university provides a minimum of one professional learning experience to all its graduating students. The university offers three distinct programs such as internships, co-op placements along with community-based research projects which enable students to practice academic concepts in actual workplace environments.?
• TrentU Connect represents an exclusive networking platform which connects students with alumni for career mentoring and job discussion purposes while matching the employment statistics indicating that 85% of jobs result from networking activities. 
• Salary depends on the level of study like in bachelor's degree its about $48,000 and in masters it is higher.

• I found my accommodation through Facebook marketplace.
• I preferred to live off campus expecting monthly rent to be $600-$700 with all utilities.

• Canadian market is not that great for tech jobs right know and you dont get any kind of placement support from the college

• Accomodation is a little hard to find. Costs around 500-500CAD 

I don't have a placement, and the scope of employment for finding a job after my psychology degree is pretty tough, there are not many options at all unless you complete your master's program. Generally, it's pretty hard to find a job here.

It had the course I wanted to do, and the fees were reasonable too compared to the other universities in Toronto. I got in through the IDP agency, and they helped us file the visas and admission process. It didn't take long to get the offer letter after applying

UChicago is a well-known university with lots of corporate connections. In the Political Science dept there was an institute of politics which would offer frequent internships at well-known think tanks, government offices, nonprofits, and consulting groups. There are also a lot of opportunities for those going into venture capital, investing, and consulting after college, which pay extremely well. These large corporations will do on-campus recruiting events through Uchicago.

If I could go back in time to when I was applying to schools, I would still choose to apply to UChicago again. They gave me an incredible opportunity with great financial support to pursue what I wanted, and the connections I made after university were invaluable-- it is part of the reason I'm working where I am today. However, I would still be cautious and not underestimate the rigor of the coursework. The classes are challenging and their expectations of when you should complete assignments and the volume of text you have to read and essays you have to write can quickly become unmanageable if you let them slip, especially while maintaining your extracurriculars. The atmosphere of the school, while generally supportive, can still make you feel like you have to compare yourself to your incredibly bright classmates, which increases the pressure of your studies. I enjoyed the experiences I had but I would be lying if I didn't say my work ethic took a dive towards burnout before graduation. High expectations coupled with a slightly competitive class group and various extracurricular responsibilities make it feel impossible to stay afloat.

Trent University has a commendable record in providing post-study placement and research opportunities for its students. A range of companies spanning diverse sectors visit the campus, offering various job profiles that align with students' fields of study. The number of students placed varies annually and across programs. The university's career services play a vital role in facilitating the placement process through workshops, job fairs, and interview preparation. Median salary post-graduation can differ based on factors like industry and location, with higher-demand sectors often commanding more competitive salaries. For precise and current details, referring to Trent University's official placement reports would be advisable.

My experience at Trent University was enriching and fulfilling. The campus offered a vibrant academic atmosphere, and the faculty was supportive and knowledgeable. Engaging in various extracurricular activities and research opportunities was rewarding. The emphasis on holistic development and a tight-knit community made my time there truly memorable.

I still am studying in my third year so I don't know much about the placements. But I do know that other than the co-op course that you have to register for, the companies do not visit the university for placements. It's you who will have to approach and look for the companies you want to work under. And then send them your resume and application. You can however get references from the university, from your professors, or TAs. But do not rely on the university to help you completely in finding a job after you graduate.

I found the university offering the course and subjects that I was interested in. Another brownie point went to its beautiful campus and very helpful and kind staff.

All the students working on campus in the office are international students, they are given preference over local students, this is good because it's harder for international students to get jobs. They do also provide training for job benefits i.e. How to make a successful resume and interview tips and tricks which is very helpful.

Scholarship money, cheaper than other universities, accepting the culture and interesting courses, has good varsity teams and a nice gym. Organized faculty and helpful academic advisor for international students and also job hunting and co-ops. It's ranked the most beautiful campus in the entire province and is on the banks of a river.

Most internship opportunities are unpaid which is sad. The ones that are paid are highly competitive with a lot of screening and shortlisting stages before a student receives an offer. This takes up a lot of time and delays decision making.

Reputation and affordability of the program compared to other MBA programs in the country. The faculty is great also the co-op component of the program helps students who want to get work experience before graduation.

When I was deciding on my University choice I took a lot of factors into perspective. I have always been one to like small towns and drama-less places and Peterborough ON offered me both. Trent University is known for its beautiful environment and scenery and was very important in my decision.