• In St. John's, it’s only one campus which is the main campus of memorial university, there are so many fest celebrated in the university in terms of Indian festivals, last year we celebrated Holi, Diwali, Republic Day, etc.
• For sports and extracurricular activities we have a football ground, baseball ground. We have a swimming pool building with multiple pools called Aquarina, now they are hosting Canada games this year in the Aquarina so currently it is not useable for students.
• Then we have a big gym, which has all the facilities and courts for badminton, tennis, racquetball and basketball. Also, we have a library with equipped computers for everyone free of cost even after you graduate like 3-D printers for cheaper price and normal printers as well.

• I was living off campus as it was cheaper as compared to the university accommodations. Here most people use Facebook marketplace to find accommodation or furniture basically all other things to buy/sell.
• My monthly rent was $600 including the utilities for the first year. Then I got another good house which was $500 excluding the utilities but the room is nice with my separate washroom so I moved into that house. Nowadays, finding accommodation is really difficult because of the housing crisis happening in Canada.
• The time I came, there were a lot of houses available and anyone could’ve easily got the house within one week, but now the situation is different. The house I am living in and my previous house as well is just five minutes walk to the university. This is the common area where all the students stay, it is the right opposite to the university on Elizabeth Avenue. 

The campus is rich with different activities, still expanding. Not crowded and peaceful. Filled with greenery. Events whether cultural or academic happens frequently.

Accommodation is costly even in room sharing, around 475 cad. Food 250 CAD per month, transport 100 CAD per month, communication 50 CAD, books and stationary 200 CAD.

There is no fun in campus. Infrastructure is not special. It's quite basic can use renovations. No campus festivals. Boring as boring can be. There is plenty sports facilities.

I opted off-campus accomodations as campus residence was very expensive. The off-campus housing rates are also sky rocketing now. It is hard to find an afforable and liveable place around the university.

Campus life is amazing! Sports, swimming pool, library, auditorium you name it and it’s there.

University provided accommodation has various options with sharing and non sharing rooms but they are bit expensive. Other option is to just get a room on rent outside of the campus.

Amazing. WiFi is very fast, sports facilities are amazing too lots of scope for extracurricular activities on campus.

You can rent on campus residences which are very good and cheap or you can rent even cheaper rooms outside in the city especially near downtown area. Average Rentals is around 700$ (unshared) to 400-500 for shared room.

Not just the university , every single place here has Wifi. So there is no need to have internet pack in mobile. Most of the professors will be doing research on their specialized areas and if anyone is interested to be apart of that, they can approach the professors anytime and if they have an opening, they will take you in. Basically, all all these are very transparent. TA opportunities are also transparent and if you remain active in looking for opportunities you can easily grab one. I worked as TA and the pay is also very good. Music, dance, regional club, volunteering activities etc. , name anything it is available.

On-campus accommodation is costly. S0 90% of people stay outside. Normally a decent single room in a shared unit comes between 500 to 700 including utilities. I lived in a basement girls building for 4 months and I paid 550 CAD including utilities and it is just 5 min walk to the university. My husband then came here in Feb on SOWP and we both are living in a private basement which has two bedrooms I am paying 1100 CAD including utilities and that is also 5 min from the university. It is always better to choose accommodations with utilities included. Also should be aware of scams. Here the only mode of transportation is the Metrobus. The cab is very costly so students mostly don use it unless it's urgent. No other mode of public transportation so better choose to house near the university.

The best thing about this campus is interconnectivity of all the buildings. There is a tunnel which connects canteen to class, lab to library, during winter this tunnel becomes very useful. There are many other activities like gym, indoor playground and swimming pool which are free to access for students.

Rental are cheap compared to other mainland province but again payrate is also low. For students I would say either your work or your university should be near to your home. Here easy access to bus is necessary.

The university has good library and good amount of greenery to relax and also has an amphi.

Had to look for a place to stay for a week which was booked from India and costed 8k. Average rentals are around 500CAD and flights are 80000 Indian rupee.

There are a lots of clubs and at least a handful of them could pique your interest. Extensive WIFI coverage throughout the campus. Navigating between campus can be very easy once you get accustomed to the MUN tunnels, they're the best especially during winters. They have built a new facility that has more research labs for Robotics and Marine life sciences.

MUN accommodation is limited. So I have found place outside and the people are the best of the best.

Campus life is really good especially if you leaving on res. There is always some event on the go.

Right now finding a room is bit hard and same goes for job but that all around Canada.