Université de Montréal (Canada)

Date: Mar 05 2014
Major: Unknown (This Major's Salary over time)
For sure, most of the professors are very good.

If your mother tongue is not French, don't go there. You will get some francophone professors going nuts, they don't give partial points to your exams. They refuse you to consult the exam paper. The real class average is around 35~45.They adjust the exam results according to statistic curves. Then you get 34,you will fail the course and somebody getting 48(highest in the class)will receive A+. Francophone will benefit from this, and you will be the one could never pass this kind of courses, and always pay extra and get super low marks.

At the end of study, you find out you will never get a chance to do Master's degree because of your average.( You were A student in English school).

In English universities: you can go see any professor as your advisor to discuss about your study. In UdeM, there's only one professor works as so-called "responsable", who is in charge of the whole department. If this person wants the students treat him as a "God", then the service will be really bad, sometimes this person is not in good mood (or you talk with him and say something which didn't satisfy him and you didn't even realize it),he will not submit the courses you write down on the form for new semester, then you will have difficulty to register your courses, don't even think about any advice. I didn't really get any advice during my study, but I paid all theses fees.

The students do evaluation of the courses online in English universities, but UdeM, students just fill the form and hand in the department, they can easily cheat, how can they modify their work?

Don't expect them to speak English, sometimes, you will make them mad by doing this, this can cause the final F for the course. Don't hand in homework in English and never think about take exams in English.

Avoid undergraduate programs!!!