• There are 2 campuses overall one in Canada and one in Egypt. Library, sports center, student union center, walk in clinic, swimming pool, hockey ground, football ground and many more. There are lot of events that happen throughout the year and each of varies from time to time. There is separate student union for Indians and a common student union. There is a dance club and art club as well.

• I found it in a platform called Kijiji. I pay CAD 675. The utilities included are Washer, Dryer, WiFi, fully furnished, heater, all kitchen appliances included. I didn't encounter any challenges to be honest. Make sure to contact the owner and ask them to show around the place through a video call. Sign a lease for sure. My accommodation is 15 mins far from the University. Most of the students stay near the University.

The campus life isn’t fun either, there’s no place at residence and the residence fee is higher than even the tuition of a year which again dumb. There’s like a few events only Indian society organize and that’s it no fun. The library is huge but for undergrad again so useful resources or course related books only for masters which again is not there in psychology. The wifi barely works around the campus it’s only in building so you can’t go out you’re stuck.

The residence is $875 which is shared with one other roommate and the whole apartment is shared among 4 people. If you live off campus for around $600 you can basically get a single apartment so yeah expensive and $300 deposit and 8 months contract. If you wanna leave the residence you pay 50% fine so again dumb.

The UPEI is only public university in Prince Edward Island. So, it really have a lot of infrastructures to support students in their fields.

I am living with one of my friend in an apartment.

Unfortunately, the city that UPEI is in has a housing crisis. I applied for residence in early 2019 but wasn't placed. If you're coming straight from high school, they guarantee a spot in residence. Thankfully the university paired up with a local inn where almost 100 students are staying.

Coming with the previous schooling in biology, I felt ready to take on the hard program of nursing. Around Christmas time, I decided to apply. The application was straight forward and did not take long. The fee was $50, and it was the best $50 I ever spent. I first received acceptance into my second choice program of chemistry, and then a few weeks later I got my acceptance into nursing.

In the first year, I lived on campus in the residence which was a great experience. I made lots of great friends through living in residence. To live in residence you need to have a meal plan. Our meal hall is pretty good. Our campus has lots of events that happen throughout the year and more for people who are in residence. For me personally, I found I was too distracted by these events so for my second year I am living off-campus.

I really wanted to go into the pre-vet program because I have wanted to be a vet ever since I was three years old. Around where I live there are only two universities that offer this program and the University of Prince Edward Island was my dream university. I put all of my faith into this one school and during my grade 12 year when it was time to start applying to different schools I only applied to one.