Campus Life:

Wifi/ Club for party/ Gym/Sports activities everything is available in Sheridan but as an international student you need to calculate all the things before enrolling to extra activities.

Hostel:

I was living with friends from 2018 to 2020 I paid 400$/month for a shared room with a friend but rents have exploded after If looking for a single room it will cost around 700$ outside Toronto and at least 1000 to 1100$ within Toronto.

Campus Life:

The sports are given a lot more priority than other colleges as they value extra curriculars

Hostel:

Living in a rental in a basement sharing with 3 guys

Campus Life:

Campus is very beautiful, energetic and lots of extracurricular activities every Tuesday and Thursday.

Hostel:

There is college housing available but most of the students prefer to rent a room elsewhere as it is cheaper.

Campus Life:

Campus life is good. We can spend a good time in cafeteria with friends but the food price is expensive.

Hostel:

Finding an accommodation is difficult so we should start looking for it a bit early.. Advising students to look for shared accommodation as that is comparatively less expensive. Average rent is 500-600 CAD per month.

Campus Life:

Campus life was awesome with fitness facilities and libraries to accommodate student needs.

Hostel:

Accommodation was a tough one as there were too many scams happening then.

Campus Life:

Very poor situation - there is hardly a good campus life - I won't recommend staying in the college - its depressing.

Hostel:

College rooms were overpriced. No one takes that. Find something outside. Infrastructure is better in the city.

Campus Life:

The reason I have selected the HMC campus is the structure of this campus is great architectural the design and facility over here is so useful for all the students. We have library, resources room, material library, creative commences. And a lot this are here. Which makes our experience worth full to be here.

Hostel:

So I am not using the college residency as we don't have in hmcs but we have in Davis and TRC campus. I have sharing condo with my other students which make me to pay $500 for Sharing Room and utilities are included not only electricity bill and WiFi.

Campus Life:

It has many amenities like library, open space, a place called den to chill out with your friends, sports facilities and also it has a technical wing for courses like chemical lab technician.

Hostel:

I am living in sharing basement in Brampton which costs me around 400$ a month which is cheap. You may go up to 550$ in sharing for upper rooms and you can even search out for apartments nearby if they are cheaper.

Hostel:

I did not stay at the college accommodation considering my privacy. It cost $700 for each student when I was at Sheridan. However, I lived near Sheridan in private housing for the same rent.

I went to the Sheridan Hazel Mccallion campus in Mississauga. I was enrolled in the business administration-Human Resources program which was a two-year diploma program. During my time at Sheridan, I was guided by the career center for any career-related interests and resumes. There’s an international center that assured students of any concerns that international students may have. There are several groups where you can volunteer to gain some experience in event management, social work, and many other communities. It is a small campus but very accessible. I personally loved studying at the campus. There were study rooms and individual spaces to study. I spent most of my time at school during my time at Sheridan. When you are at Sheridan, all you have to do is to ask or reach out to those available resources and they will provide you guidance and make your life much easier. It was located in the city where I wanted to be and the college had good reviews and was known for business programs. I did my research online and also reached out to the international center before I could get admitted.

Hostel:

I live with my friends so its around 500 cad per week. I share room with another guy

I chose this college mainly because of the coop facilities and the campus and its diversity.