Campus life is great at the university with high maintained campus with a university center which helps student meet and study where major food facilities are also available. University keeps arranging workshops and event to engage student so you can take part if you want. Yes all facilities like Wifi, sports, library is great.

Accommodation is quite expensive in Canada. Hence, I choose to stay off-campus. Offcampus cost for a sharing room (for 2) is approx. 500CAD , you need to cook your own food and if you choose to share groceries then approx. 200-400CAD depending upon what you eat. If you choose for a tiffin service a single meal cost 10CAD so approx. 300CAD for one time meal for a month.

It’s a way unexceptional in good manner because my campus all the facilities for their students.

It’s very nice, and I got a reasonable rental cost as per my budget.

Lots of extra clubs and events on campus, and the library is awesome for studying, except when you sign out textbooks, it's only for 1 week with no renewals or rebooking, which sucks. The wifi is pretty fast.

There are study abroad programs, too, but I never looked so deeply into them to know the details about them like that.

Awesome, as I didn't hear much about this university from a lot of students, I was bit skeptical, but I found university to be on par with top university campuses in Canada. Moreover I would say the university has so many good vegetarian food options which is also a plus point. Plus all other facilities are awesome, wifi is very fast, library is my most liked place, sports facilities are enormous.

I got accommodation in a apartment its a well designed apartment and quite affordable in sharing. It costs me around 460 dollars for 2bhk in 5 sharing.

There are SO MANY VARIOUS clubs on campus. Library has a lot of student support. Wifi is accessible free everywhere on campus.

University has a lot of options to get into residence on campus. Infrastructure is planned in a perfect way to help accommodate disable students as well.

There are so many social networking events on campus. The exciting part is each ethnic background gets chance and facilities to celebrate their national events!

Living in the University is expensive. Much better to take a house off campus.

Campus is excellent and extracurricular activities are happening giving good experience to bond with locals. There is a football ground, basketball court, gym and other sports with tournaments happening.

I used to live off campus, it's cheap and affordable compared to on campus and there is a waiting list for on campus accommodation. I paid 450 dollars monthly on share basis, in Guelph accommodation is hard to find and little bit costly compared to other cities.

I choose this university because I am familiar with it as I had completed my Diploma in Humber College that is opposite to the university building. So, I know the environment and pattern of the study. It is one of the best University in Canada that offers many opportunities for your career.

I rented an apartment with my friends from university. It cost me about 300-400 CAD per month for a shared room.

I applied to 4-5 universities based on the rankings. And I only got an offer letter from the University of Guelph hence I had no other options.

I haven't had the chance to visit the place yet because of the pandemic.

Because of the amount of liberty we have in choosing courses in our program. I can choose to take very diverse courses which may or may not contribute to my major or minor. Also in the engineering sciences, there is an emphasis on design which was really intriguing to me.