Seneca Students Returning Back To Classes

Seneca students are picking up their one cards and returning to classes, as the fall 2024 semester is kicking off with a bang! To kick off  the school year, the Seneca Student Federation run by president and fellow Seneca student Sara Rodrigues, has many fun activities planned including puppy yoga, free breakfasts, grilled cheese lunches and salsa dancing. To also kick off the semester the SSF is holding a Niagara Falls Trip which will take place on September 21’st. 

 

Many students are looking forward to returning to classes and adjusting to the new challenges that come with a new semester. Second year student Diego says he’s adjusting to an extra hour of classes compared to his classes last year as well as the challenge of balancing his time between work, school and social life. First year student Madison, says commuting will be her biggest challenge as she lives an hour away.  

 

As the sunshine still remains, students are soaking up the last bits of the summer season by utilizing the courtyard outside. Sitting and eating lunches and completing the first bits of school work outside.

Research has shown that students that have attended college or university orientation weeks tend to be more successful overall, as they have opportunities to get better acquainted with students and faculty in their programs as well as learn about the school resources and get affiliated with them early.  

 

At every campus of Seneca Polytechnic, the school offers a resource called The Service Hub where students can get quick and reliable access to faculty if they have a question or concern about something. Through their service, students get directed to the appropriate department. 

 

 

 

As the semester progresses, Seneca Polytechnic prides itself on providing a comprehensive well rounded school experience for its students and offers not only courses taught by experienced professors, but also offers students hands-on practicums where students have opportunities to apply their skills into jobs, which can lead to future employment.