Charlemagne College

Best school in the West Island! Prepares you for CÉGEP and university! This is not a school made for the weak of mind... they will kick you out for failing a class.

Collège Charlemagne prepared me for a great educational journey. It provided me with all the tools I needed to outperform and reach higher goals. When I initially enrolled, I didn't speak a word of English. Within 5 years there, my level increased so much that it became possible for me to do a masters in one of Europe's top 20 business schools, in the UK and to pursue further graduate studies at a prestigious American university, getting competitive merit scholarships along the way.I owe part of my success to CCI's outstanding academic rigor and advanced curriculum. It was far from easy and it was a stressful environment to be in as a teenager. It was however definitely worth it. Most people I have kept in touch with from CCI have reached success, many are leaders in their fields and a substantial amount relocated abroad.

ok school, they overprice everything, no exceptions, cafeteria food is downright nasty on somedays.on the bright side, not much bullying on campus (dont know if theres any after school), most teachers are ok, but the new teachers are horrible, usually. one of mine didnt show up one day and left the entire class to panic for an hour, so stay away from them.

Good school if your looking for a good education but not really for sports. They dont have a sports program as good as the other schools in the west island.

I used to be here. The only good things at the school were the students and a few teachers... unbelievable.

A good education overall, but the experience isn't the best. The staff is fickle and definitely pick favourites (who to reward vs. who to punish), and can be completely unsupportive and inconsiderate of those who go unnoticed. Extracurricular activities, let alone the school trips, were overpriced, discouraging the less fortunate students from participating. A lot of life lessons were learned on top of the basic secondary education. Thanks, CCI.

Not sure what people are saying about too much homework. Back when I attended, I was able to finish the vast majority of my homework within the class period (homework was what exercises you couldn’t complete in time in class). Most of my time after school were spent playing sports, reading novels, or playing music. I hardly remember doing any homework at home.Nevertheless, the school prepared me very well for CEGEP. I attended Marianopolis College after graduating and had an above 35 r-score there. We were learning CEGEP-level physics and calculus in secondary 5, which made those classes extremely easy in CEGEP.To attest to the excellent teaching, the fundamentals I’ve learnt here have stayed with me to this day; I was able to score a 328 on the GRE without any preparation just by remembering what I learned in high school.

they dont care about the students I used to be there and I realised they are only there for the money.They will kick you out if you failed because they want students with great grades for a great reputation.Some teachers are nice but most of the students hate this school,they also overprice things.

Good school! They just need more seasoning in food and more fun activities to do.