There are a lot of facilities and many events are held in university. So, basically it’s awesome.

It’s not that good. The prices are really high and quite difficult for students to pay.

CapU campus is large surrounded by beautiful landscapes of North Vancouver. It feels so good when campus is between the woods. Students can walk along the trail in their free time. University has lots of auxiliary services like library, Wifi, CapU student union, Food court, admin services, basketball court and much more.

I have arranged my own accommodation and I live with my brother.

All was amazing. Evert part of the campus life, the infrastructure events and extra curricular activities was awesome. I could have not enjoyed more than those 1.5 years anywhere while pursuing my education.

I was not living within the University or hostel.

Campus is really beautiful with unique infrastructure. Being in North Vancouver, it has amazing views of the mountains.

The rent would be around 800-1000CAD for a private room in a share apartment in Vancouver. Living in downtown can be expensive and the rent can go till 1500-2000CAD per month.

Yes it has hostel facility costing you shared for 100 Cad a month to personal 300 Cad including all facilities

Capilano University is a top ranked Public University which is best part because it ticks all ypur aspirations of work permit to further PR, secondly the program NABU Applied gives you a co-op visa thats basically you will have 1 year of classes and 2nd year full time internship/job. Which again helps you gain points fot PGWP of 3 year . So, best program with all maximum benifit a international student might require to fulfill his aspirations.

Limited amount of film schools in Western Canada. Only about 4 in particularly in Vancouver where the film industry is most prevalent. Cheapest tuition (still very expensive) of all of the options available. The bonus was that the program included its own equipment and studio which allowed everyone to work on projects locally.

I lived at home off-campus because my parents live very close to the school and the bus ride is only thirty minutes. I can also walk to school from one of my parents' houses and that also takes around thirty minutes.

The university is Close to home, the admission process involves writing about volunteer and work experiences, extra-curricular activities. I had to write 2 essays. I graduated high school with an average above 95%. This was the only school I applied to as I knew I would get in and I planned to transfer out after a year or two.

For myself, I live at home with but Capilano University does have a residence available for students. Residence available throughout the semester and has different options for food and accommodation. Residence also gives the opportunity for new students to get to know people and get involved in events.

In my case, I chose Capilano University to get transfer credits towards another institution since I have heard good things about their transfer program to other British Columbia universities, colleges.