Christian college

Vanguard College is a great school. It's a Bible College that is all about developing Innovative, Spirit filled leaders and the professor's are fantastic. There is a huge sense of community in the school and you can approach almost anyone in the hallway for prayer and receive it. God is definitely working at Vanguard College and I would recommend to anyone that is interested in getting deeper into their relationship with God and/or one day being a part of ministry.

I stayed here with my daughter who had a swim meet at UBC.This location is perfect, can walk everywhere.We never felt unsafe.Had to Uber for groceries because just a lot of corner stores around.Carey centre itself is clean and quiet.The only reason I’m giving 3 stars is because every morning and any time we spent in our room we where very congested. Had to go to drug store for congestion meds. Not sure what caused it.On the whole it was a pretty good stay.

Great staff, Awesome bunch of Holy Spirit people!!!!

The rooms were very clean and spacious. Location is good and the UBC environment is really nice.The only downside is their very strict check in and check out time. Please let people enter their rooms before 4 pm. They are paying you enough to be flexible with them and hire extra workers.Invest in making sure the rooms are ready by 2 pm so that if people come, tired from a long travel, you don't have to make them wait for another hour or two which can be interpreted as off putting or poor customer service (not being flexible and accommodating to customers).This was a constructive feedback. Otherwise, It is a great place to stay..

Curriculum offered at this college is and nothing less than amazing, Courses are very inexpensive and the registration process is quick and easy.

A life changing education. I would not hesitate to recommend this school as the best option for Christian Higher Education in Canada.

They didn't allow first year students to have laptops in the classroom. This shows a complete disregard for accessibility, as well as inability to effectively address conflict in their classrooms. The reason for this rule was that a select few rowdy students wouldn't pay attention in class one year, so they removed the right to laptops for all first year students as a blanket policy moving forward.I was taking a pastoral ministry program and was often regarded with surprise due to my gender by students and instructors alike, because I should be studying children's ministry or worship, not church leadership.I didn't have a home church at the time of attending, so getting an internship, which was required for my program, was proving to be difficult. They didn't make accommodations or offer placements to students like myself. It's very exclusionary to assume that all applicants will have that kind of relationship with a church lined up and ready to go.I decided to drop out of before the cutoff date as I was disgusted by all of the above information as well as their student policies.In order to drop out you must sign a document that also requires additional signatures from school leadership. They made me do this in person, for some kind of mandatory exit interview.The receptionist sat with me first and literally tried to guilt me into staying with the school. I wouldn't back down and started disregarding her increasingly emotional protests and guilt trips.Eventually, I got the signatures I required and left, never returning.This university was the last straw that killed my Christian faith. I went there to study church leadership in the hopes of eventually establishing my own congregation, implementing effective change to harmful, bigoted and hateful evangelical practises... To and left with no faith remaining at all.

To God be the glory, amazing people of God, all be blessed. Love is in the house, God is love. I speak abundance of blessings into the ministry in Jesus name. Amen.

On January 16, 2019 I sent an email to Eston College and asked Does your school teach a literal Genesis including 6 days of creation? "On February 18

Very basic hotel, No Air-condition so slightlywarm rooms during summer. A Hispanic ( Chinese lady )server literally chose what I could eat. When she put one small pieces of sausage into my plate, I asked her to add more she showed a very disgusting expression and told me in a loud voice that I could only take one pieces, I requested her to be little polite and asked for her name, she started shouting and said No Name, then she asked us to leave the breakfast room and go to reception and complain.I have traveled the world but never had such experience ever before the hotel must take some action as I have seen smilar reviews in Google and booking.com , people have been complaining about her but to my surprise she is still serving here.We stayed there for 3 days but never went for breakfast again .She must understand that she is into hospitality business and even if she wants to say no there is a polite way of saying.Anyway I will not recommend this property to anyone, as the hotel has never replied to any of the reviews on Google so I am assuming they are not reading the same.