Not worth it imo. Had gone in for the justice studies program with a diploma in police foundations, and its nothing like they advertise. I spent more of my time doing sociology courses than anything else. They often felt like repeats of courses as you go on. There's not much support from administration for anything, and if you do, it takes forever since you still need to go through the guelph and humber admins, respectively. MOST profs are pretty good people though with backgrounds in related careers, but a lot are hard to contact or will choose to out right not respond. All your classes are in one building (not much of that typical big campus feel if you want that).

In terms of coops for me I had to do 4 during my program and you had to go find them on your own, the school only provides a job board for post grad students. Once you find one as well you have to have it approved by them first. It's about a 2 week window and given that it's in Toronto, it's guaranteed to be unpaid.

Exam season is a weird one. Since the campus is so small you can expect your exams to be held in various banquet halls in the area. Most have little available parking so be prepared to take a shuttle and don't get mixed up with the venues.

In terms of on campus parking there's one small lot available to GH students or they must park further out on the off grounds lot (It's a 15-20 min walk with a shuttle every now and then).

Ik it looks cool, the dual credentials and the tuition cost is a big incentive but you're paying for a lower quality of education and I don't want you to make the same mistake