During my time here, COVID-19 restrictions limited many in-person activities. However, I anticipate next year, UofL offer a lot of extracurricular clubs, including those assisting international students. The campus annually hosts notable cultural and tech events with great engagement. The WiFi connectivity is consistent and efficient. Sports facilities are top-notch, featuring indoor courts, modern gym, and a swimming pool.

Room rent - 400 cad (for one room sharing) Groceries - 200 cad Mobile & network charges - 100 cad Due to inflation, prices have skyrocketed. It's advisable to have 1000 CAD per month to live comfortably in the Alberta province.

There are many clubs available for people to join. For example there is a computer science club and a philosophy club. There also other clubs and sports opportunities available.

I do not have information about the residence cost for the university residences. These tend to be very expensive. My advise would be to try and find off campus housing. contacting the international student centre of the university is often helpful.

I can't say anything about social life at uni because I have been studying remotely and never visited the campus

Mostly because of online learning which is quite flexible. Another factor was admission requirements are not that competitive

The first-year I lived on campus because I wanted to get adjusted to university life it was great lots of people you meet. Then years after that I moved off campus because it got expensive in terms of meals and rent and lost of my friends did it also.

I got recommended by the parent's accountant. Learned qualities of school, close to the home small city can be independent cheap to live in good. The application took classes that I took in high school. I did pretty well in high school. Knew I wanted to go to this school. I didn't want to go to a post-secondary school that was too big.