• The campus infrastructure is very good with good buildings and sports and recreational areas.
• The university offers many facilities like a swimming pool, stadium, gym, libraries and laboratories.
• My university has 2 campuses, one main and the other for MBA school.
• The students celebrate many major festivals including Indian as well. There are many extracurricular activities to choose from.
   

• I opted for off campus accommodation as it is cheaper and flexible. I found my accommodation using Facebook marketplace. The monthly rent is around $600-700 based on the type of accommodation needed.
• I had to look for many accommodations and I visited many places to finalize the accommodation I wanted to live in which was somewhat hectic and time consuming process.
• The place I am living in is very close to the University like around 10 minutes walk or 3 minutes by bus.
   

The campus is huge and well-equipped. You get wifi access all over campus. The library is good. For GYM if you're a Grad student you need to pay 30-35$ per month to access it. Other sports facilities are free just need your student id.

There is a Dorm at the University but it is quite expensive. Everyone prefers to live as PG. One can connect in FB groups saying accommodation in hamilton and you can find one easily and costs around 500$ in sharing.

There are over 100 clubs and events happening on-campus. The most recent event I attended was the Solar Party, hosted in the stadium. Additionally, there are two major libraries: Mills Memorial Library and H.G. Thode Library of Science and Engineering. The campus is 100% WiFi-connected, and various sports facilities are available such as the gym, stadium, and indoor games area.

There are various housing options in Hamilton, such as McMaster's 10 Bay Graduate Residence, condos, and apartments. The average rental cost depends on whether it's for room sharing or private accommodation. For a private room, it is $650 CAD, and for sharing, it is $450 CAD.

There are numerous events and clubs on campus. As it is a very multi culture school, you can find any sort of club you’re interested in

There are different res buildings on campus. These buildings are mostly available for first year on campus students. Living there could be quite hefty as j believe people mostly pay 800 a month. Even off campus is expensive but not clean

Infrastructure is top of the line. Good cultural, historical and mental clubs. World class library and athletics centre.

It comes to roughly around 1000-1200 CAD per month for accommodation

I came here this winter and I haven’t explored much yet due to snow. But I have heard the extra curricular activities are really great. They encourage you to explore everything.

It’s really costly. Affording a room here is next to impossible if you are not working. I pay 700$ for my private room. I still have to share the kitchen and washroom with 2 others.

All facilities are available for students such a libraries with a range of books.

Rental properties prices are gone every year and now you can rent a private room between CAD 650-800 and sharing room between CAD 400-600.

Extracurricular activities are really good at university. There are always different events that keep on happening all year around. University also conducts hiring events.

I did not took accommodation inside the university campus. I was off-campus renting a room.

McMaster Athletics and Recreation offers a wide variety of opportunities to maintain a regular exercise routine, including varsity athletics, team intramurals, drop-in activities, and outdoor recreation. The facilities include the Ivor Wynne Centre, the David Braley Athletic Centre and the Ron Joyce Stadium, which combine to house seven gymnasiums, three studios, three natural grass fields, two artificial soft-surface fields, a 50m pool, a 200m indoor track, squash courts, an indoor climbing wall, a high ropes course and one of the largest university fitness centres in Canada. McMaster is home to three excellent campus libraries featuring all of the academic resources you need for your studies, which are Mills Memorial Library, Innis Library, and the H.G. Thode Library of Science & Engineering. McMaster provides healthy food options on the campus itself, with options to accommodate vegan, vegetarian, halal and gluten-free dietary restrictions. We have different cafes and restaurants such as Starbucks, Tim Hortons, CAFE ONE, Pizza pizza, Booster juice, Cento, La Piazza, Phoenix Bar & Grill and so many others. The campus is fully facilitated with free high speed internet Wi-Fi.

The average cost of living outside the campus near the university area's varies from $500 to $600 for a personal room with all utilities included. There are some cheap options available as well, or students may share with other people to cut down on the rent. Sharing a room can cost anywhere between $350 and $450 based on the location where you are living.

Campus life is very happening with all necessary facilities. Infrastructure is high tech and modular with great accessibility, efficient amenities and good library services.

Accommodating rooms is very easy. Plenty of services are available from the International Students Centre, Mac website and Facebook housing communities.