Colleges in Canada

Yes, the biggest retail manufacturer in the world by revenue, Walmart, is known to recurit graduates from Conestoga College.

However, it is not the only top organisation that hires from the Ontario based institute, with the likes of Linamar, TD & Manulife all hiring from the institute. 

The Conestoga College placement rate for graduate students stands at 87%, that too within six months of completing respective graduation, per data curated from official sources.

The college graduates were able to land jobs across a number of prominent industries in Canada & worldwide, with the most prominent ones mentioned below:

The average estimated cost of attendance for international (undergraduate) students is CAD 36,806-CAD 42,498 (INR 23.1 L-INR 26.7 L) per year.

Moreover, the estimated cost of accommodation for a year on-campus ranges between CAD 8,731-CAD 14,769 (INR 5.5 L-INR 9.2 L). 

It can be said that TMU is moderately costly to secure admissions at.

The acceptance rate at Toronto Metropolitan University was recorded to be 80% based on various unofficial sources which means that out of 100 applicants, only 80 are selected making it moderately selective for international admissions. Students are required to fulfill the eligibility and submit the documents as aprt of the admission process at TMU along with a strong academic record and they should submit their application in advance so that their application is processed smoothly. 

Yes, the Toronto Metropolitan University is one of the best universities in Canada, as evidenced by the fact it ranks #24 among all colleges & universities in Canada, as part of the latest Shiksha Popularity Ranking.

Moreover, it also secures a global rank #486, as part of Shiksha rankings. Quacquarelli Symonds (QS) World ranks it #711 as part of the "World University Ranking" category, with TMU jumping about 90 places in global rankings from the last year, when it ranked #801.

Yes, for many international students, Holland College tends to be slightly more affordable than Vanier College. While both colleges offer quality education, Holland College often has lower tuition fees and offers programs with shorter durations, especially in applied fields. Additionally, Prince Edward Island's lower cost of living compared to Quebec can make day-to-day expenses more manageable. For students mindful of budget while still seeking practical and industry-relevant education, Holland College is often a cost-effective option without compromising on academic or hands-on quality.