Campus life is impressive there are over 100 clubs and societies of sports and cultural organizations. There is a large number of Indian students and Indian clubs and societies there, This made it easy to adjust to life in Canada and to make new friends. For sports, there is a modern facility with a gymnasium, fitness centre, swimming pool and indoor running track etc. The name of the campus fest is Welcome Week, Fall Fest, Winter Fest, and Spring Fling.

I have a room which is within walkable distance from campus that is less than 30 minutes. I opted not to purchase a meal plan, so I cooked my own meals in the room. I spend about $200 per month on groceries and $50 for coffee and snacks.

Campus life at our institution is vibrant and engaging. We have a wide range of clubs, events, and extracurricular activities that cater to diverse interests. Whether you're into sports, arts, culture, or community service, there's something for everyone. Our campus regularly hosts events such as festivals celebrating various cultures like Holi, Diwali nights, barbeque nights, and patio days, creating a lively and inclusive atmosphere. Additionally, campus tours provide an opportunity to explore our facilities, which include well-equipped research facilities, libraries with extensive resources, and reliable WiFi connectivity. For sports enthusiasts, our sports facilities offer opportunities to stay active and competitive. Overall, our campus provides a fun and enriching experience both inside and outside the classroom.

Housing are expensive in the college. It is called Foudry. It costs 1000$ per person in the foundry

Infrastructure was way beyond expectations. There were lot of amenities like Basketball ground, tennis ground, cricket, baseball, football, dome, swimming pool, IT lab, massage and therapy room, free snacks, prayer room, canteens and many more.

Private rooms were little bit expensive that sharing but it has its own advantages. The average room for a private room is $800 and for a shared room is $500. Utilities are extra which are around $70 per person on average.

Campus life is pretty exciting. The college offers a gymnasium for students, along with a health club and medical check-ups from time to time. They also have a huge library where students can get access to learning resources.

My accommodation facility was provided by the college itself. I had to pay a monthly rent of CAD 800. I got free wifi, heating and water.

I was living in an off-campus basement. All utilities like electricity, hydro, water, wifi were included and it cost me $400.

The period I was applying to study abroad was too late for the specific intake and Durham College was still accepting students so I applied here.

Yes, i do live on campus. Would say it is expensive but facilities are good. cheaper in summer though.

I had done my Bachelors in the field, other colleges were not providing a three-year course for the program. Having good theoretical knowledge in this field, wanted to get more hands-on practice, which this college was providing. Most importantly they were providing placement options last year, which would give me a broader vision of whether I could survive in this field for the next 20-25 years of my life.

Off-campus accommodation worked best for me as it was cheaper than on-campus accommodation. I lived close by to college as it made travelling to college easier in winter. I lived with 3 other roommates and we shared and cooked our meals together.

I did my bachelors in computer science engineering and ever since I have worked as a Business Analyst. I chose this program to further my knowledge of Analytics and Data. It is a vast field and is highly in demand. I chose to come to Canada as the country is very accepting of immigrants like myself. I love how every festival or event is celebrated here as well. The reason why I chose Durham college was that it was the only college which offered me the course I was looking for.

I am living off-campus. So we rent a house and shared with other friends of mine. We have Gic for one year along with Gic we can work 20 hr per week as part-time during the study period. So that is really helpful for the students to meet their expenses.

When I searched for a new course and college, it was one of my friend in Canada suggested Durham college. So I choose Durham college and also I checked the ranking of Durham college in Canada educational institutions ranking. And I enquire about the college details to my other friends in Canada also.

Finding good accommodation is tough. You can check on the Facebook marketplace. For me, it was off-campus because it was cheaper than the village suites. It was 5 mins by bus and 20 mins by walk.

I heard that you will get exposure to this college. I have applied to York and Ryerson university but I got rejected. I had offers from Seneca college and Durham college. I chose Durham college because the course curriculum was good. Getting good faculty matters a lot.

I am currently living near college. And I m paying less money .campus hostel is quite costly than off campus residence. So I am living in off campus residence and it is easier for the students to get.

I love to get this programme and I have heard before from my friends that this college is good for study. I have applied in two colleges one is in Hamilton and one here in Durham college. I got the offer letter for Mohawk college but I was waiting for getting an offer letter for this college because that's my dream to study at this college.