The campus was good. I got many friends. The infrastructure was also good. I didn't participate in the extracurricular activities.

I live in an apartment as I don't believe in sharing, and I am not comfortable with anyone, so I live by myself.

All the assignment and curriculum is updated online on Brightspace website which is used by many universities. Every month lot of activities are planned and visit by industry experts. Campus is well connected with WIFI, a very big ground for football and university has its own varsity league. Lot of open spaces for students to sit and study. The University has Tim Hortons and Starbucks right inside the campus along with University Mess. They also provide food bank facilities for students who find it hard to earn during studies. The University just inaugurated it's innovation hub with state of the art facilities for students.

All types of accommodations are available with the university, but due to lot of people mostly international students opting for in house accommodations the wait list is long as it is advised to book accommodations as soon as you get admission. The rooms are single and in sharing both average rent in sharing around 700 and single non sharing 900 plus. One can get accommodation off campus ass well ranging from 500 in sharing to 900 for single room.

I never went to the campus physically because of COVID but I’d always hear great thinks about Aldrich Park and Ring Road. The esports team was really garnering support given the lack of physical presence, and many clubs successfully managed to shift meetings and events into an online format.

I never lived on campus or even had to move out in order to attend college so I wouldn’t be so sure about this. I know student housing is reserved for first year students so other transfers who were coming in as third years were telling me about how difficult they found it to get housing because they had already arranged to move.

Bachelor of Science program is known for the number of research opportunities available for undergraduate students. Those studying areas of green chemistry are able to make use of the green roof research facilities of the new Atrium and Global Learning Commons while Astrophysics students spend time in the Burke Gaffney Observatory on campus.

I like the residence and the city, and the program that I wanted they offered. It has a good reputation as a university. The city is nice and big and is great for students. My friend also decided to go to Halifax to study.