• Campus life at Trent is quite fabulous and many students are involved in extracurricular activities and hosting events.
• There is also library and a separate facility for sports like gym and indoor basketball court. 

• I found my accommodation through Facebook marketplace.
• I preferred to live off campus expecting monthly rent to be $600-$700 with all utilities.

• Infra structure is Great, if you are great at socializing you have plenty of events going on, clubs to join and facilities like gym badminton courts etc are available

• Accomodation is a little hard to find. Costs around 500-500CAD 

There's a lot of Indians on campus, it doesn't feel like you're in a whole different country, so you still feel that aspect of home. There are also a lot of club activities around campus, so you always feel like you're a part of some event.

Lived outside campus, and rooms are easily available even though the rent is kind of crazy these days, not to mention the groceries. I looked for rooms that included all utilities, including internet; this way, it was easier to pay the entire rent and not worry about paying other bills.

The extracurricular life of UChicago is thriving, with several organizations advertising, performing, and selling treats on campus. There is something for everyone, from a professional resume pad to a fun hobby to meet friends. The housing life tries to make you closer to your housemates through group activities (since you have to stay in campus housing for 2 years), but this was not as successful for me as I moved out after my first year. The libraries are plentiful, in addition to the student run coffee shops, all of which vary in aesthetic value. The wifi is decent-- often spotty but does the bare minimum of working. There are also two gyms on campus.

I only lived in campus dormitories for my first year of college. I was lucky to get a single room where I didn't have to share (which is the case in certain houses in Burton-Judson). After that, I moved to an apartment a few blocks away. The rent for it was about $700 USD a month, though it has increased to $850 now. You have the option to stay in dormitories for all 4 years, but will probably need to be on a meal plan.

Its very beautiful nature wise and area wise. It's the 2nd largest campus of Canada.

Very hard to find off campus.

There are a lot of websites over which you can find accommodations easily. University has dorms for you to stay in your first year. After that, you can move out into the city. It is not necessary to stay in the dorm, it's up to you. Kijiji is one of the many useful websites that can help you find accommodations easily in your city

I found the university offering the course and subjects that I was interested in. Another brownie point went to its beautiful campus and very helpful and kind staff.

For the first year since I'm just starting I'm staying on campus Canada is scarcely populated so there are no many people but it's more helpful because it's close to classes and campus also helps me make friends from university but the campus living isn't much more expensive.

Scholarship money, cheaper than other universities, accepting the culture and interesting courses, has good varsity teams and a nice gym. Organized faculty and helpful academic advisor for international students and also job hunting and co-ops. It's ranked the most beautiful campus in the entire province and is on the banks of a river.

Our campus does not have an on-campus accommodation so students look for other rental options like room sharing or apartment sharing, house sharing options through online portals like Facebook and Kijiji for affordable leases.

Reputation and affordability of the program compared to other MBA programs in the country. The faculty is great also the co-op component of the program helps students who want to get work experience before graduation.

When I was deciding on my University choice I took a lot of factors into perspective. I have always been one to like small towns and drama-less places and Peterborough ON offered me both. Trent University is known for its beautiful environment and scenery and was very important in my decision.

The main reason I chose Trent is that they offered me a scholarship for free tuition. At the time I applied for post-secondary schools I believed I wanted to be far away from home. When it came time to choose though, this ended up being the closest school I had applied to and that was one of the reasons I chose it.