Lakeland College

Lakeland College located in Canada and IERT Allahabad in India are different colleges that offer diploma. Lakeland College has a higher rank in the international level in terms of ranking around 501-550 and offer diplomas in different fields such as business, technology and health care. The annual cost of tuition fee to the international students is about INR 12,00,000. However, IERT Allahabad Global ranking is low (Approx 8001- 9000), this Institute provides Diploma courses in Engineering, Management & Computer Applications etc. The cost of education in IERT Allahabad is also comparatively affordable, and yes it ranges from INR 50000/- to 1,50,000/- per year. Despite its position in the international ranking, the school is recognised internationally and, therefore, Lakeland College might be a better school but with higher fee rates.

Lakeland College is one of the most esteemed universities in Canada. The college placement rate attracts international students the most. The graduates are working in leading sectors such as Business Development, Sales, Education, Engineering, Information Technology, Finance, Accounting, and more. The graduates are highly skilled in Customer Service, Leadership, Project Management, Problem Solving, Public Speaking, Petroleum, etc. A few of the top employers at Lakeland College include:

• MNP
• Imperial Oil
• Synergy Credit Union
• Keyera
• Suncor
• Husky Energy
• Alberta Health Services
• Lakeland College Canada
• Cenovus Energy
• Government of Alberta
• Strathcona Resources Ltd.
• Synergy Credit Union
• City of Edmonton

Lakeland College is among the top colleges for continuing higher education in Canada. Lakeland alumni network includes more than 35,000 members from all over the world. The graduates are highly skilled in Leadership, Project Management, Petroleum, Problem Solving, Time Management, and more. Also, the Lakeland College alumni network includes leaders, innovators, dreamers, mentors, and game changers. Moreover, the graduates work for top companies such as MNP, Imperial Oil, Keyera, City of Edmonton, Suncor, Husky Energy, Cenovus Energy, etc. Furthermore, Some of the notable alumni of Lakeland College are listed below:

• Jill Shumay
• Rick Fraser
• Nanette Bulebosh
• Doug Cherry

It is possible to find part-time work while attending Lakeland College because the school offers both on- and off-campus employment possibilities for students. When doing two jobs on campus, students can work a maximum of 18 hours per week. During breaks, they can work up to 29 hours per week with department approval. Full-time, part-time, summer, co-op, contract, and project roles are among the many job postings offered by the university, which enables students to obtain useful work experience in addition to their studies. Furthermore, the starting compensation for on-campus work is $7.25 per hour during the academic year, and after the first year, it rises to $7.50 per hour.

The choice of living on- or off-campus at Lakeland College affects the cost of living for students. The projected monthly living expenditures for Lakeland College students, expressed in Canadian dollars, are listed below:

Living on Campus: Rent (Lakeland College Residence): $361.25 per month
comprises basic cable, power, high-speed internet, laundry, and parking, among other amenities.
Included are furniture for the bedroom, refrigerator, stove, and kitchen table and chairs.
Off-Campus Living: A one- or two-bedroom apartment in downtown can be rented for between $750 and $1500 a month.
Taxi fare to classes: $200 per month if not lodging at Lakeland College residence halls.
Electricity/Utilities: $70-$160/month if not residing in Lakeland College housing.
Cost of utilities (cable television, internet): $70–$120 per month if not residing in Lakeland College housing.
Food: about $400 per month.
Personal/Recreational Costs: $200–$300 per month.