Concordia University Reviews and Ratings

Student accommodation can cost upto 1000 CAD per month but if you share and find apt. nearby the whole expense can come upto 1500 CAD .

I live by myself in a studio apartment just steps away from the university. I pay $1000 including everything (Heat, hot water, electricity, WiFi). My apartment is small but sufficient for a single person, and I have every appliance including a dishwasher and a washer dryer in my unit. The apartment came furnished, and there are street parking options available.

Onsite rooms, I guess were only available for undergrad. So I never opted for any on-campus housing. But near the university the housing was cheap and affordable with all options being available. Landlords were adjusting as they opened their homes to internal students

The rent used to be cheap in Montreal but now it is not the case. If you are looking to share a room, you will have to pay around 500 in downtown. The suburbs have cheaper rooms though.

Great opportunity to have practical knowledge completely aligned with the industry standards.

Overall it's a great experience with the place and campus infrastructure, thoroughly enjoyed classes, vacations, labs, assignments, projects, student life is the best.

Pretty good experience overall. Good academics, Good community, Good professors, Good courses, Good infrastructure.

Overall, I was amazed to come to a new country and get admitted to a prestigious university. I am having a great experience in and around the campus. There are several help groups available for all kinds of emergency situation. I would recommend students to try and get admission at Concordia University based on my experience with quality of education here, the campus culture, extracurricular activities, social life, and several other factors.