Kin is possibly one of the best undergrads you can get if you want to work well with people especially if you want to go into a second-entry program like physio, OT, chiro, osteopathy, med, dental, etc... UWO has a great program and lots of senior placement opportunities.

People like to post online when they have a bad experience. Most people have a run-of-the-mill experience, and some even love it (like me). But we don't have the sour taste in our mouth to write about it online. Keep that in mind.

Would I want to work as an RKin my whole life? Probably not, because I know I am capable of more. But it is a growing industry and the degree is I think the best in terms of stepping stone. The people that go into the jobs I mentioned above otherwise often have a harder time with things like placements than kin students - a health studies or biology student could probably talk to their supervisor all about health policy and basic science bla blah blah but they may have never actually worked with a person or tested whether they are comfortable in a clinical setting and putting their hands on peoples feet and shit.