University of Windsor vs Dalhousie University

The university is located by the banks of Detroit river. The location is accessible in minutes from both downtown Windsor and Detroit. 

one of the oldest & prime universities of Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada; 4 campuses- 3 at Halifax and 1 at Truro; located in residential areas, within easy walking distance of downtown Halifax; 

• There are approximately 200 clubs and organizations available for students to join at the University of Windsor, so there is something for everyone.
• Students have many possibilities to participate in various student clubs and events and make new acquaintances.
• There are many eateries in Windsor, a diverse and ethnic town where students can spend their free time.
• The university offers varsity sports, intramurals, a free gym, yoga, other fitness activities, and a riverfront route for students to jog and bike on.

400 clubs and societies; sport and recreational facilities (Dalplex, Sexton Gym, Langille Athletic Centre in Truro); Dalplex's two-lane track; 50M indoor pool; High-Performance Centre; Dalhousie Physiotherapy Clinic; Dalhousie Art Center (housing three theatres, including the 1,023-seat Rebecca Cohn Auditorium); 2 student pubs- The Grawood on Studley Campus & The T-Room on Sexton Campus; Dalhousie Art Gallery; Bissett Student Success Centre & the Student Success Centre (for career & leadership counselling).

At Windsor, there is an Alumni association that enhances the current batch of students by inspiring them and connects with the past batch students as well.

Some of the University of Windsor notable alumnies are as follows:

• Sergio Marchionne, CEO of Fiat Chrysler Automobiles
• Tessa Jane McCormick Virtue, Canadian retired ice dancer
• Amanda Tapping, British-Canadian actress and director
• Cara Gee, Canadian film, television, and stage actress 
• Patrick Walter Brown, Canadian politician.

135,000+ alumni; a Nobel Prize winner; 91 Rhodes Scholars; Joe Clark (16th PM of Canada); R. B. Bennett (11th PM of Canada); Brian Mulroney (18th PM of Canada); Arthur B. McDonald (Nobel Prize winner in Physics); Kathryn D. Sullivan (1st American woman to walk in space); Charles Peter McColough (former chairman, CEO, & president of Xerox); Lucy Maud Montgomery (Author)