Had the opportunity to use the new gymnasium for a regional wrestling tournament. Facility is brand new with a large floor space that easily fit 4 full sized wrestling mats. There was plenty of seating and staff at the facility were very friendly and helped to facilitate an excellent event.

Lambton college is number one college in research and development. There are many programs offered. You will see diverse culture. Very nice campus with gym, pond, theatre, modern study rooms, e-library, numerous machines for students to get hands on lab experience ,lounge rooms. Different internship programs offered.

Most of the faculty are really good. The campus is nice. I studied in Lambton as an international student, I wonder the management ever think of international students as equals to the local students because I have felt like we were just cash cows to the management. Even after Covid was over online classes were given to us but in-class lessons for the locals. Quality education for their children and online gimmick for foreign students! Many courses in Lambton are specifically designed for international students which will never help them get a proper job. I never felt like I belonged to this college. The management does try stuff to make it seem like they welcome students from all ethnicities but in reality they only serve the interests of a particular group. The management could be more compassionate towards students instead of thinking about the financial gains only.

The College where I did my PG Diploma in Information Technology Professional (2016-2018 Batch). Very nice faculty and environment. The best and most memorable days in my life experiences are from Sarnia, Lambton College only.

I strongly advise prospective students to carefully consider their decision to attend this college, given my disappointing experience. During my two-year tenure, I felt that the institution failed to provide sufficient support, particularly in securing co-op placements. The program's lack of diversity, with a predominant representation of international students from India, limited opportunities for meaningful cultural exchange and professional networking. Furthermore, I found the fee structure to be excessively high, and the college's practices regarding international students raised concerns. Specifically, I observed a pattern of students being failed in exams, which appeared to be a strategy to generate additional revenue through rewrites. Additionally, I noticed a disparity in the treatment of students during the pandemic. While some international students were allowed to attend online classes, local students were required to attend in-person classes, despite being charged the same fees. This inconsistency seemed to be a cost-saving measure, which I found concerning. In light of these issues, I recommend that students seeking diverse experiences and reliable support explore alternative options. Unfortunately, I found that the college management did not provide adequate assistance in finding co-op postings, as these opportunities seemed to be pre-arranged by companies that favored university graduates. It's essential for prospective students to be aware of these challenges and consider the potential outcomes. While my experience was specific to this college, I believe it's crucial for students to carefully evaluate their options and be aware of the potential risks associated with attending certain institutions in Canada.