Even though there is a campus, I did not use the library. The books for some courses had to be purchased. The sports facilities is limited and again I didn't see anyone use them.

The college is situated in downtown and there are rooms and 1 bedroom apartments available for single students. For rooms the rent would be around CAD$600 p.m. and for 1 bedroom it would be around CAD$1,000 p.m. Food cost will be extra. Buses are easily available if required to go around the city.

Campus is not big like Manitoba university. It's located in downtown and there are some bulding. Classrooms are good. Also they arrange different festivals like holi in the university.

I was living as a PG with one family. It really depends on how you want to live. If you need personal room and all other facilities, then you will spend like $1000/ month for living and food. Other expenses are different.

I love the new clubs and extracurriculars! There is a lot surrounding Indian people now to make you feel more welcome.

I did not use accommodation but know some who did. You can do shared rooms or single rooms.

Its a campus in downtown Winnipeg. best Library on and off line, Cultural activities and inclusive atmosphere.

I chose University residence facility available at extra costs. Student friends flats are available near campus.

I'm currently residing in an apartment with my sister and a friend. It's a two-bedroom apartment with a charge of $1299 monthly. This apartment was one of the best options for me, as I have access to various facilities within walking distance. There are various options to choose from in this city, as there are a number of apartment rental options and many numbers of students also prefer living with families in their rental homes.

This university gave me the option of enjoying qualitative education, with very affordable tuition and I took it. Moreover, the location was one of the factors for my admission as well, I have access to pretty much everything near my university.

I live in a house with my brother. I recommend students to live in the campus or in apartments or houses on rental basis. I would not recommend to live them eith any relatives or family friend.

The main reason was that it had small classrooms and a good environment so that I can easily make interactive learning with my teacher.

There are plenty of apartments available nearby as the university is downtown, so bus service is available even late at night.

I liked the average size of the classes and all the professors can be contacted, I have made a lot of friends here as the size is small enough to keep in touch with everyone.

I am always in marketing. My family is all in the business field. Maybe because of that I am into this course. After completion of my course, I want to open a business in Winnipeg. I want to succeed in my dream and I will do all I can for that.

I joined during pandemic so there wasn't much engagement with campus activities.

Several living arrangements are offered by the University, including shared and private rooms in hostels as well as houses (shared) for rent. Check the website for updated prices and meal options. Owning a place in the city was cheaper than staying at the University for me.

I love to be a part of extracurricular activities and this university has provided me with a lot of chances. There are various inclusive student groups and they host great events. There are numerous student services like accessibility, security, food bank, sports, and many more. Library services are good. The university holds presentations and orientations regularly educating students on how to benefit from these services.

We do have campus living, however I live off campus and thus I do not have a lot of knowledge about that.