There are numerous clubs at TRU, there's the club of every community here. There are some events happening at TRU every week. The library is really good and spacious; best place to study.

It depends on what you prefer. I prefer living off-campus, where I am paying almost $610 per month for sharing room. The private rooms cost around $700, it also depends on the area you are looking for to live in.

Infrastructure is pretty good; campus is really beautiful and located in heart of the city. The libraries and wifi has been great so far.

On campus is $700 per month for a single room, and off campus can be $600 per month.

Campus life is really engaging with activities around the year. There’s a LEAP program available in the university which is in-charge of events and outgoing programs. It’s cheap and helps students explore different places. Infrastructure is top class with all amenities available on campus. There is wifi around the campus and the connectivity is great. The library consists of a plethora of books, both online and printed.

There are multiple housing options here at TRU. There are currently four housing options available which includes private and sharing options. The prices differ with each of the housing buildings. I currently live on campus and it’s perfect for me. It’s really close to the university and I could just walk to work.

Campus is great, there are lots of activities on campus. The LEAP program helped us explore places around Kamloops.

The cost of living when I moved was better than it is now. The house rentals were affordable.

The sports facility and the overall infrastructure of the university is absolutely mind-blowing. I really think it is a fine university in terms of the things TRU has to offer. The university itself is very happening with various events and activities going on throughout the year. I can't say the same for the city though. Kamloops is pretty small, but if you can find happiness in the little things, then you'll love it.

I opted for off-campus accommodation because it was a bit cheaper and gave me more freedom. Kamloops is now notoriously famous for being a difficult place to find a place to stay. You might want to book your stay before you arrive in Kamloops rather than being there and finding a place to live. A lot of my friends lived in a poorly managed motel, which honestly, isn't very desirable.

Indians and Chinese are the ones I find most in numbers in TRU. Library and sports facilities are good and have a number f clubs for arts and sports and you name it. However, the university is designed to make money from immigrants and unfortunately, you will find a lot of instructors who make students go through unwanted stress despite they could have avoided it. There are clear discriminations in the university.

Off-campus accommodation is the best. TRU has some accommodation on-campus but it is good for nothing from what my friends said. They make you sign for a 1-year contract and then once you're here you cannot move out of the on-campus residence for a year. Also, you will have to pay extra for meals. It's much better for off-campus residence available at cheaper rates with much more facilities.

The accommodation is comfortable and the people are helpful.

The course and papers made sense for what I wanted to pursue: Affordable course.

You can stay off or on campus. Off would be cheaper and there are shared rooms too.

TRU provides options to work on and off campus. They also have a co-op program where we can gain career related work experience before graduating

I live in a townhouse with 3 other people. I chose to live off campus because it is cheap and gets more resources. I live near the university and my rent is 400 CAD for the personal room.

TRU is one of the best experiences anyone can get. For an average student like me, you get more than average rating University which has a good campus and can explore a lot of things in the University from joining clubs to being part of all the activities. One of the other reasons is diversity which is difficult to find in many colleges in Canada but fortunately, TRU will give that opportunity, especially in non-business courses.

First few months I lived with a family. It's called a homestay program. At TRU it costs 825$, including internet, water, electricity, food, laundry. the advantage of this is that families can take you somewhere with them as well as you're counted as a part of the family. Later I stayed in 2 different university residences. I think McGill Housing is a little overpriced. You need to pay almost 700$ for a small room with a lot of stuff inside. Every 4 dorms have a common bathroom but all of them have their own door outside.

I came from Ukraine so the price is a good reason to choose TRU. It is cheaper than most Canadian major universities but still, it offers a lot of programs and activities. That fact that I had really good grades in school helps me still in studying and I did not have any problems with getting in a course.