Hostel:

Found out a decent apartment on Kijiji on 11 month lease. Paid a small deposit while still in India on the basis of pictures, went to Canada and saw the place. I liked it so paid the remaining amount, got a room to myself for 500 CAD and it's just one other student to share everything else with so no compromise on private space and justified costing.

My leading factor was to enter a diploma program to gain enough skills to enter the entry level programming jobs in Canada, meaning nothing too fancy and expensive. Diplomas can be completed for as cheap as 11L INR. I chose computer programming since it is a field where jobs lie in abundance in Canada due to understaffed corporates for computer science jobs.

Hostel:

It depend on our choice, if somebody is comfortable to stay in sharing than rent could be $350-400 per month nd without sharing could be $550-600 per month including utilities but without grocery.

The reputation of the college Wide job opportunities Near to my home, transportation services, easy to pay fee in instalments 24 hour access to library Availability of various facilities like laptops, cafeteria, trips, functions, different departments, best educated teachers.

Hostel:

I live in my brother’s house which is near to my campus

This college is near to my brothers house and it is the best college that i have in canada

Hostel:

It was not for sharing but it was spacious and comfortable

Medical background In secondary education. And this college have best teachers for medical profession.

Hostel:

the overall accommodation goes upto 600cad including house rent and phone bills.

I choose Conestoga because of its better academic policies. Whenever we file visa the name of the college gives a lot of information to the visa officer, student is serious about studies. The work permit conversion rate of this college is also at the top after the completion of education.

Hostel:

No I live off campus in a basement and I live in 3 more friends and rent of all basements is 1200 dollars and equally divide in all 4 and I am paying 300 for rent with all things available

Actually, my visa got rejected before and at that time I choose a private college, and now my counselor told me to apply in a public college in Conestoga College because of the high visa success rate.

Hostel:

No, I don't live on campus instead, I live in a single-room apartment in Kitchener which rents about 500 CAD per month.

Conestoga College is very famous for its academics and extracurricular as well which let me explore the customs and traditions of Canada. In addition to this, the Kitchener Campus lies in an area that is less expensive than others.

Hostel:

I am living off-campus on a sharing basis. I prefer to stay at off-campus because fees for accommodation on campus or in college is double than living outside the campus. Even food choices are also not up to the mark in the hostel.

I researched about Health Care administration on the internet as well as get guidance from my agent. Conestoga is the only college which has 2 years of program and credits which I want to earn. I have done my 12th in Science stream from Gujarat, India. After that, I studied a Bachelor of Optometry (medicine) which is all about the eye. Passed Bachelor of Optometry from VNSGU with 1st class.

I got to know about this college from an agent. I paid a year fees in advance. It took almost a month for my visa processing. My study in India was related to the computer so this course was what I was looking for. I am not sure about the application fees but I think all that is available on the CIC website.

Hostel:

Off-campus accommodation is the best choice among international as campus hostel is very expensive. A good population of international people make it very easy to find accommodation nowadays. People prefer to stay with their own people in the sense the same cultural background.

I have completed a diploma in Biotechnology from the same school. Worked as lab chemist for four years and realized what I want to do in the rest of my life. Since I involved so much with this city, school and people of this region, Conestoga was definitely a prime choice for me. With Conestoga, I would still be able to work nearby.