Queen's University Reviews and Ratings

Knew a lot of friends that planned on attending the university and had a strong interest in their cheerleading team. A great community environment and a very pretty campus felt very welcomed. It was very easy to make friends.

Because of the ability to take courses in multiple disciplines (a Bachelor of Arts within the Concurrent Education program has allowed me to pursue a drama major, English minor, and Certificate in Business prior to my final year in primary junior teaching).

I felt the school had a good reputation for engineering and I also liked the city, sitting lakeside like my hometown. The school also provided me with scholarships that I could not turn down.

Great program, lovely campus, not far from home, prestigious university known for sciences especially and as someone looking to go to medical school, a good undergrad is very important and I thought QU was the best option.

My mother went to Queen's University for undergraduate and graduate work, and it is one of the best schools in the country. Kingston, Ontario is a very nice city and the program was a good match for me.

The university was close to home, had a unique program not offered in many schools and had a small campus where you could go from one end to the other in 10 minutes. Student housing was near the campus and students were very close.

It was a good opportunity for me to expand my horizons, as I can meet people from all around the world and experience residence life. Also, the university has a strong school spirit as well as a close-knit student body, factors that drew me into accepting my offer to this university.

The reputation and program were the main reasons I took it. I was also able to pursue my masters which helped me achieve my goals in the long run. I live alone for 2 years and that made me the person I want to be today.

I opted for Queen's University for quality of education, good reputation, great alumni network, awesome infrastructure and research opportunities, amazing professors and helpful administrative staff, intelligent fellow students

The first year was very general. Gave me more time to figure out exactly what I wanted to study. Though I could have gone somewhere else and switched programs if I found I was more interested in something else, the lack of commitment on entrance was very attractive to me.