Schools Queen's University Engineering, Canada

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Start date Jun 11, 2011
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Queen's University in Kingston, Canada, offers a robust Engineering program with a reputation for high academic standards. Students can expect a rigorous workload, which is typical for engineering disciplines. Classes are generally well-structured, and professors are noted for being knowledgeable and approachable, contributing positively to the learning experience. New students are encouraged to prepare for a challenging yet rewarding academic journey, as the program demands strong time management and dedication. Overall, the community is supportive, and resources are available to help students succeed.

Jun 11, 2011

snowman

This is my first posts on PF. I've perused it before when looking for answers to assignments others have posted up, but never thought to join until now.
I'm going to Queen's University in Kingston, Canada for Engineering this September and I was wondering if anyone had some info about the program.
What's the standard?
How are the classes, the profs, the workload?

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