• I don't know the exact number of campuses my university has since I'm new here. Some facilities available are library, Student recreation, game space, University Clinic and vaccination center. There are events like cultural fests, Winter break/Xmas part and so on. The main student organization is GSA for graduate students and SGA for undergraduate students

• Off-campus accommodation because on-campus accommodation won't be affordable for everyone, but on-campus accommodation has high-class facilities, and there are many categories of residences available, like pet-friendly residences, family, single-student and sharing residences. For first-year students, its compulsory to purchase a meal plan if you are opting university residence.

That's awesome, university held many events where students get chances to explore the university environment.

I am not living in the university residence so I don't know much about it, but one things is that they are a little expensive.

Yes, so each student has access to all the common spaces such as student lounge, TV rooms, Computer labs along with vital things like laundry rooms to get rid of your dirty clothing and I pay about 9000 CAD per year.

First of all, Laurentian gave me $10000 CAD as entrance scholarship was by-far the most my other friends were getting at the time in other universities. I always felt like uni with large classes would throw me off my game in uni and Laurentian has like 20-25 students per lecture. I wouldn't call it the best business program but it's decent enough to find work in Ontario.

I stayed on-campus for all 5 years. Moving off-campus was not feasible without a car and I didn't have a car or the funds to buy a car. Living on-campus with a roommate was also cheaper than shared accommodations in a house.

It was a small campus with lots of outdoor activities in the area. It was far enough away from home but not too far that my parents would not be able to visit me. It had smaller classes so you were able to talk with profs and you weren't just another number in the pool.

It is in my hometown therefore, it is the closest school to me and offered my program. Staying here meant fewer expenses for me and my family so this school was one of the options in my town. There are many other schools in my province but the expenses are extremely high to attend.