Canada Humber College Centennial Polytechnic George Brown Please call these three colleges Thank you

Centennial Polytechnic and George Brown College are both similar (both in Toronto), and both schools are junior colleges in partnership with Ryerson University.

The level of teachers in both colleges is similar, and some teachers will hold positions and teach at both colleges at the same time. (I say this because several of my classmates and colleagues teach in these places...)

1. Seneca College. There are 31 majors, including 3D animation, 3D game design, accounting and information technology, applied electronic design, bioinformatics, fashion research - film and television production, and database application development.

2. George College. There are 13 majors, including human resource management, international business administration, marketing management, university nursing, and advertising management.

3. George Brown College. There are 40 majors in financial services, international business administration, marketing management, business and financial services, culinary arts-French, wireless networking, health information, food and nutrition management, etc.

I'm now 100 years old, and it's easy to read and get points. If you come to study business and want to go to U, it is recommended to go to Seneca, which is more difficult, but better, and has something to do with York, and you can transfer to York after graduation. Humber and George Brown are similar.

Of course, it's a century-old Polytechnic with a longer history than George Brown.

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Hello; One is strong in engineering, the other is strong in art and design, depending on the major you choose. The recognition is all the same, and they are all public colleges in Ontario.

Science and engineering engineering, among these schools, it is recommended to choose Centennial Institute of Technology.

Each school has its own strengths, which are:

George Brown: Chef, jewelry designer.

Niagara: Dental Assistant, Hospitality Management, Tourism Management.

Humber College: Business courses such as international**, management, human resources, etc.

Centennial Polytechnic: Automobile maintenance, aircraft maintenance and other engineering courses.

Fanshawe College: It is basically a subordinate college of Western, and the credits are fully recognized by the University of Western Ontario.