• There are about 12 campuses, a library, science and classroom buildings, a gym, dining, 4 housing campuses, and a couple others I can't think of.
• Popular events include UR campus events, dinners, Toastmasters, rec sports, gym exercises, football games, volleyball games, indigenous culture traditions, and sports games to watch together.

• Faculty-to-student ratios are ok; I find that the classes can be a couple dozen students per teacher. The best faculties are computer science because they don't constantly tell me that I am oppressed because I am native and that White people from the past were terrible. So far I haven't found a job, but that is on me to step up.

Great, food , friends , events and liveliness of the campus was amazing.

I lived with roommates who were students of the same university.

I lived on campus first year at Luther College and it was okay. The rooms are small and the food is awful. I know the Kisik buildings are better but Wakpa is too many people in one room. I live off-campus this year with 2 roommates and it's far better.

Close to home So I could keep my job and drive home every weekend. It also has a great pre-professional program for pre-med, pre-dentistry, and pre-pharmacy that puts the kids together and they make friends and have labs and classes together. It brought me my closest friends and they are people who think like me.

I chose this particular university because between the two universities in my province I had head better things about these one's social work program. It allows you to do multiple practicums during your time here. It's a great program with great Professors.

I chose to attend the University of Regina mainly because it is close to home. They also offer an excellent education program so I felt the need to take advantage of that. I have many family members who have attended the University of Regina at some point in their academic careers so that really helped drive my decision.