I'm doing an HRM post-graduate certificate at Conestoga College - where there are no annual course evaluations.

 Let me tell you, it's a huge problem. The teachers do NOT see the students as clients. Sometimes their tone can be downright disrespectful. 

My bigger concern is that it's clear many of the problems in the program are not being addressed. The computer system is disorganized. What teachers put on their computer communication media to students is not standardized. There is no clear communication pattern set up between the library system, the computer system, and the HRM program. Conestoga College is also demanding that students take 9 courses a term rather than the 6 offered elsewhere. It's just simply too much and not comparable to other colleges.

I"m sure course evaluations would have been a way to prevent the HRM program from getting so bungled. But Conestoga doesn't seem to care about the impressions of their students. Too bad, as we experience the program first hand.