Campus Life:

The campus is well equipped with WiFi. It has good library. It also had great research facilities.

Hostel:

I am staying in downtown in a studio apartment with rent 800CAD.

Campus Life:

The university is very large in terms of Campus Area, Departments and People and it is 4th best university in Canada. We have all the facilities like, WiFi, Sports Complex, Data Center and Compute Clusters and access to Student Dorms. It has multiple societies and clubs that organise multiple events constantly.

Hostel:

The accommodation is a bit problematic as the Student Dorm's are generally filled due to large volume of students but we can easily find accommodation nearby University in good budget.

Campus Life:

Good not great. I wish there were more events. Other facilities were fine.

Hostel:

Private room.

Campus Life:

10/10 , has everything , most universities in Montreal do. UdeM and McGill being the two premiere universities in Montreal have very good campuses and extra curriculars.

Hostel:

I live in a 4 bedroom apartment with 2 other roommates right opposite the university and we pay 590 CAD$ per person. There are University dorms as well but I am not aware of the pricing structure.

Hostel:

The university provides housing. It's a studio apartment, with great infrastructure. The rent is approximately 585 euros per month. Out of which, the government pays back 200 as student benefit.

It was ranked #1 for my course. The structure of the course is very flexible and the strategic management subject is ranked highest in Europe. It was a short path to entering the business world because MBA requires work ex, and MiM doesn't.

Hostel:

No on campus accommodation is provided for graduate students. There are housing spaces for short term basis for graduate students called Zuma but are mostly occupied by undergrads.

My choice of university was predominantly influenced the department research output and because I wanted to work with a particular supervisor in that department

Hostel:

You can take a single room which is readily available and there is a very good transport facility all around Montreal.

HEC is a big name in the country also this course is ranked 7th in the world and the ample number of opportunities in supply chain in Canada makes it a worthy choice.

Because it's good in my program. I also wanted to move out of my hometown, and Montreal is the second biggest city in Canada. Furthermore, it is way less expensive than any other anglophone city to study.

It has the world's best civil law program given in the French language, and it also allows me to continue living at my family's home. The resources that the school has and give for free most of the time, are numerous.

HEC Montreal's excellence in management teaching and research is recognized worldwide. As proof, the School was the first in North America to be awarded the three most prestigious international accreditations in its field: AACSB International, EQUIS and AMBA.