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If you're a small or new magazine publisher in Toronto, the Chang School at Ryerson is offering this continuing education course starting in January to help you learn how to create print and digital editions. Now open for enrolment https://lnkd.in/empCQ9f
Night class - Open Registration CGCM 720 Magazine Production and Publishing
Enterprising authors, artists, and publishers, this magazine class is still open for registration at the Chang School at Ryerson University. Labs will be taught in the Graphic Communications School, Heidleberg Building. Sign up, quick, classes begin this Tuesday, January 17, 2017.
do courses taken through chang school count towards your undergraduate courses? i'd prefer one of my liberals to be in the evening and was wondering if this is an option
Yes, however it is best to fully confirm this with your Faculty Office. I have taken a course this summer (CGEO702), but I had to get permission from my Faculty to enrol in the course. This may work out differently with your faculty, so contacting them would be the next best move.
Hope this answers your question.
- Jalal :)
EDIT: If this class is to be taking during a Fall or Winter semester, then I'm not sure because I haven't ran into anyone who is doing that yet. Your Faculty will be able to provide more info on this.
Is it a bad idea to want to take a class during the summer? Can you list some pros and cons?
Well this is my first time taking courses in the summer, and let me say, it is not that bad. If its one of those 1-2 days a week Liberal courses, it will be somewhat intense work for about a month or so, then bamboozle, its done before you know it. They are usually in the Spring (May-June) and in the Summer (July-August) semesters.
Then there are other courses that are both Spring and Summer (I am currently taking one that started on May 5th, and is ending on Aug 25th :(. ).
Overall, I stopped really being bothered by them, and as long as you spent about 30 mins to an hour on homework for a majority of the week, work gets done.
When the class is done, you have a credit you earned in about 1-2 months, rather than spend an entire fall or winter semester on it. However if you value the lengthy content of a Liberal, then by all means go for Fall or Winter.
An important note, since Spring/Summer courses are less frequent and finish quicker, the course lectures ands labs are longer. A lecture that would have been 2-3 hours in Fall/Winter semester, could be 3-7 hours long in Spring/Summer (I had a 7 hour one this summer, but thank the gods we had two 15 minute breaks, and a lunch hour break).
But for quick completion of Liberals, and as a result, granting yourself less course load during fall and winter, it is definitely a viable option.
I think Kieran also has insight on this, as he is also taking summer courses.
Hope this gives you something to think about :)
- Jalal
Do yu know what classes are usually offered during the summer?
Most of the time, a majority of Liberals/Electives are offered in the Spring/Summer semester through Chang School. When I was applying for a Liberal for this summer 2014, courses were open for enrolment in Mid April 2014. Don’t hold my word for it though on the open enrolment date, but it is around that time.
Sometimes, if you’re lucky, other requirements can be offered. I’m currently also taking a course, CCMN432 (which I taking as a substitute for my required course, CMN300).
So if you’re 4-leaf clover lucky, you can even find courses which count as equivalent for the course you are looking to take. (CCMN432 for CMN300) A chang school course also tends to have an extra ‘C’ in front of the course code (CCMN432).
Hope this is a viable answer :)
- Jalal
For night/summer school is it $500 per course or ? When do we get the info for this ?
on the chang school website it has prices for all the courses. And its ~$500
Do you think its worth to pay extra for summer/night school? I dont know if I can handle having 6 courses to start uni where I didnt take any classes that would give me background knowledge on my major, i dont want to fall behind or anything? Plus I only took 3 classes a semester in grade 12??
If ryerson recommends 6 courses for you first semester, take 6chances are they planned it out better than you possibly could.As long as you try, and dont skip you should be fine
Do you think I should take the ITM class during night school or summer school? Do you have to pay extra for night and summer school? How do those work?
I would suggest waiting to make those decisions until second semester, so you have a feel for uni life. and yes you have to pay quite a bit more for night school or summer school. Somewhere around ~500$ a course
