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I paid around $900 per month for my on-campus residence. I decided to opt for on-campus residence as I wanted to live in a study-oriented atmosphere and also be part of a community and meet new people. I applied for residence along with my application for my program because I was aware that the housing demand is quite high. I was assigned my own private room at a six bedroom apartment with two shared bathroom. The rooms are large enough, well-furnished and quite comfortable. Other facilities like laundry, housekeeping, common room, tennis area court area and other sports grounds are also available.

My professor asked me to apply here because it is one of the top 50 universities in the world and among the top ten in Canada. After his recommendation, I did some research on my own and came to know about its state of the art facilities and also interdisciplinary learning programs and decided to submit my application. The fee was $168.

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Accomodation is really good.We live off campus have rented an apartment and pays monthly rent of 1000 CADS

The University of British Columbia is one of the most oldest and prestigious universities. The only deal behind making my choice was placement is good for this university.

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This is not applicable for me as I have not been accommodated a room on Campus, nor anywhere near the area. Through what I heard from my peers. First year students may receive some priorities to find a suitable and cheap accommodation on campus, but those of second or third year students may have to conduct early research to hunt for one themselves. (at this moment, finding a place to stay in is very difficult. Many of my friends have gotten their offer rejected, and are currently looking for a place to stay outside of UBC)

I have heard a lot about the University. Their representatives have visited us many times. UBC also offers a "testing" online learning session where students would get to be a part of the program for several sessions. This has allowed me to fully experience how my class would feel like if I were an official UBC student. UBC also offers many clubs activities and are especially good in helping students find jobs and internships.

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The location of the university (Vancouver) I attended high school in Vancouver and I was familiar with the city. Also, UBC Sauder school of business is well-known and has a good reputation.

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The accomodation facility in the university is also very nice. There are different accomodations provided for different year students and students can choose from a variety of options including studio apartments and shared accomodations

I chose this university as its business school had a very good rating and it has one of the most beautiful campuses in the world

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Very comfortable, expensive housing but good amenities

Course reputation, location, ranking, convenience and safety, specialization options, the opportunities provided

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No idea yet

First, renowned business school. Second, the weather and location

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I lived in residence first year and it was really nice - shared a bathroom with 1 person and had a nice view. food was pretty good. hard to get residence the next year so got an apartment not through UBC but on campus

This university had the program I was interested in and was the most reputable university close to where I lived. I did not want to move too far.

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The rooms are actually very nice, especially for the first year residences.

I chose Sauder because it's the best business school in Canada and it also has a relatively lower price than other universities of this caliber, especially for international student.

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Most rooms are single bedroom. Some are sharing. Rent is cheaper than the city's average.

Good business program, diverse community, large and well funded school, great location