Currently, there is a pandemic, so I didn't have experienced any campus life and infrastructure yet. But whatever information I have is that there is a gymnasium, a very good library for us. There are a lot of clubs here like sports etc.

Earlier I was staying in the south of Dublin but now I am in the main city that is north of Dublin to have more opportunities. I am living here in an apartment in a proper society. where I have to pay $600 for a single room per month and there are other charges on top of it like electricity, WIFI, etc.

I don't have any experience regarding campus life as currently it is a pandemic and we haven't experienced any campus life yet. The education is also conducted through remote mode. About the friend circle, I have met a lot of people in the online classroom and we have group projects as well. We have an introduction to new people. There is a separate peer mentor group where there are students from different courses. There are various clubs like sports clubs, debate societies, phycological societies, etc., and there are many more clubs and societies for different religions also. Most of the activities are conducted online.

I planned to stay with one of my friends who is there pursuing the course program. After he will leave, I plan to live with my classmates. I don't have much idea about the expenses currently as I am not on campus.

I haven't chosen college accommodation, therefore I have no idea about its infrastructure, costs, and facilities.

I chose these two colleges as they have very good management, highly skilled professors, labs with cutting-edge technology, and industry-defined, modern, and practical based programs.

Well, I did find my accommodation on my own but there was no possible way you can put this accommodation against Indian Home.

Because of Co-op, This part of education does help to get experience, and after you graduate you will get a job but might it not be the job that you are looking for.

No, I do not live on campus.

It has the compulsory co-op program for my course that gives us the industrial knowledge of our field. That is the main reason behind choosing this college.

I lived at home to save costs but I know most people don't have that option. A few people I know preferred to live in off-campus housing as it was cheaper and more freeing than the on-campus. There is more freedom to have a social life than on campus.

The school was Close to home, has a great reputation for my program along with wonderful teachers and my past family members are alumni so I wanted to keep the legacy going. I applied to 3 colleges for all the same program but I needed to be close to home and it was the best choice. It also wasn't hard on students who had low grades in high school because I used to be. 50's student and now I was a 90's. So it helped out my confidence.

I opted for this college because it offered a collaborative program that allowed me to attend school close to home and save money while still getting the same education I would have gotten if I had gone to University. I originally attended the college for a collaborative Kinesiology program but switched to the collaborative Nursing program and am very satisfied with my program switch.

Because I heard good reviews of the college and about the course, so I opt to study in this particular college other college was not good or I haven't heard and my friends study there and had good progress and they made bright future and college is ranked good Georgian always gives opportunities to student and placement.

I am a Physiotherapist from India and wanted to pursue fitness as well as physiotherapy in Canada. I learned about my course through online research and applied for it. The admission process was fairly simple, with submitting transcripts, SOP, IELTS, and resume. I chose Georgian college as it was well known for the course and it also ranks number 1 for co-op studies. I am enjoying my course a lot and also get to learn through it.

The off-campus housing worked best for me as the on-campus was really expensive. But, many domestic students stay in on-campus housing and they love it because it is more clean and structured. I would love to stay on campus.

It is the best co-op college in the whole of Ontario with proven statistics. It was also the only change-maker campus designated with AshokaU designation, which opened a lot of doors for me to be out in the real world. I also applied for Algonquin college. I had a choice between these two colleges. I connected with a lot of students at Georgian and got a really nice review. Its academics and co-career activities really got my attention too.