Campus Life:

247 library, wifi free, good cafeteria and study resources, gym and metro station in campus

Hostel:

Off campus accommodation...shared space 450 Cad per month with all amenities

Campus Life:

Overall experience has been great. But more so not because of the university but the country, city and the people. The time management skills you got to learn in order to work time to accommodate yourself and at the same time completing assignments preparation for exams, going out having fun.

Hostel:

No. We rented an apartment which was about 30 mins away from university either by bus or metro. We all had our private rooms there. But if you want to live closer to the university the apartments are more expensive and in order to keep the living expenses down you have to share room with one or two people.

Hostel:

No

Because of its reputation in Canada, and the best part is, the tuition fees are cheaper than other universities.

Hostel:

I live off-campus as I find it much more convenient and flexible. Off-campus living costs me around 350-450 CAD per month if it is a private room but if it is in sharing it costs between 270-350 CAD per month.

I chose Concordia University as it is located in Montreal, one of the biggest IT hubs in Canada. Moreover, the quality system engineers were having much more demand than before, during the current enrollment years.

Hostel:

I opted for off-campus living. It is more suitable as you don't have time and food restrictions; moreover, the cost for off-campus housing is cheaper than the on-campus living. My approximate expense per month is $600 which includes house rent, wi-fi, electricity, laundry, gym, transportation card, grocery, and mobile bill.

I chose this University because of the course model and the location because Montreal one of the biggest IT hubs in Canada.

Hostel:

Finding an apartment here in Montreal is a big task, I prefer to live off campus because that saves a lot of expenses. From what I know in campus accommodation costs around $800 per month. Whereas, I live and all my expenses comes out to be $500 per month including the food.

I had 70% in 12th and keen interest in computer science. Concordia university is one of the best and the toughest too I must say, in regards to computer science. The world ranking and the amount and quality of the work you do is great. Admission process is simple, everything is explained on the website and once you get offer of admission, you will be given the access to my Concordia portal which will update you about literally everything.

Hostel:

Off campus cause its cheap. You can rent an apartment with your friends and stay there. Do grocery together, montreal is a cheap city. Getting an on campus residency is very difficult. The queue is huge and not everyone gets in

ConcordiaU is the second best college in Montreal after Mcgill. Thats why i picked ConcordiaU although mcgill has a better engineering department but mcgill is very expensive. Also my A levels exam results were not that great I met concordia?s requirement so I decided to come here. Montreal is the best city fot student and thats another reason why i chose concordia

Concordia University is a nice college. I have friends there and also family. Most of my friends were planning to go there and me too. Also, we speak French in Quebec too. Montreal is a nice and cool place to live also.

Hostel:

I live with 4 roommates outside of downtown Montreal. We live in a student geared apartment complex. The rent is fair and the location is sweet. We are right on Saint Laurent so on weekends we can party, but it is also close enough to the metro to get to class in 10 minutes if ever in a rush.

Price, additionally I am half French so I thought it would be nice to get away from the USA and practice my French in a new country. Also, Montreal is a gorgeous city and I was looking to move out of a small town to a big city.

Software engineering is very famous at this University and University has a really good research professor. Research in the field of software engineering is really good here at Concordia. Overall I am learning a lot of things from here.