Western University Reviews and Ratings

I knew this college was good because previous family members had attended it. Also, the admission process was very smooth. The school tuition fee fits my budget. Overall, I chose to attend the University of Western Ontario because I have heard outstanding feedback from alumni and I do not regret my decision.

Student life, athletics, a great reputation for student life also great academic reputation in comparison to other schools in the country, also wanted to live away from home and this school was far enough for me to live on campus.

I liked this particular college due to the reputation of the science program. This school is very prestigious and has a medical and dental school on the campus itself. There are many opportunities to get involved whether it be for co-curricular activities or academics.

The program at Western offers a general first year instead of immediate specialization in the discipline of Engineering of your choice. This allowed me to experience a little bit of them all in order to better decide which one I actually want to specialize in.

This school was the perfect distance from home (1 hour) and has a beautiful campus and lively student social life. The downtown has great stores and restaurants and the school is a great size (big, but not too big).

Great reputation, Good academics ad great student experience. Reputation for being a ton of fun and having a good partying scene but still good schooling and education. Coming to Western was a great experience, and I have met so many lifelong friends here, definitely do not regret it.

I decided to go to UWO because it is in my hometown. Great way to save money during college is staying home so thats the main reason why I chose UWO. However, it has always been my dream university since I was 7 years old.

the School was close to my home town and I had many friends going there. They also had a reputation of being very scholarly while also being a fun party school. The city the university is located is big but not too big.

It was the only program of its kind in the province so I was drawn to it, it combines business and social science to learn about why humans interact and make purchases the way they do. It was also a program that didn't require Grade 12 Calculus.

I originally wanted to move out the city to go to my dream college an hour away but my parents were very adamant on me staying at home and commuting to my local university. I only complied because of the amount of scholarships I recieved.