INRS-INSTITUT ARMAND-FRAPPIER

I would not recommend INRS to any student.nnThe administration has shown very little regard for its students. Once per semester, students are expected to stretch a ~$2,000 stipend over six weeks, a policy the administration imposed with no consideration for those affected.nnOn top of that, the administration unilaterally decided to introduce paid parking after years of it being free. Despite significant pushback from both students and staff, the fees were kept in place.nnScholarship opportunities are also extremely limited beyond the CNSRG and FRQ programs, and there are no TA positions available.nnAs for getting to campus, there are three bus lines 16, 20, and 24, but all of them make commuting quite difficult. The 24 in particular offers no safe crossing for students and poses a genuine safety hazard.

I called into customer service about receiving damaged leaking milk. All I got was her giggling like a little high school kid on the other line about it. A little more professional would be great from your customer service line.And yes I am going to call it in because I am not paying full price for damaged items that would be ridiculous.

I passed the most terrible time of my life in the microbiology department of INRS. Even now I have nightmares about the professor and supervisor manner. I came Canada as an international student and they changed my academic future.

Thomas Mahbeer is the GOAT of INRS

Very average compared to other competitors