No I do not live on campus.

I chose Ryerson University as I was really impressed by the courses offered for my program (Computer Science). The courses look very interesting and the syllabus is updated, unlike other universities which have outdated structures. I also preferred the location of Ryerson university, as its at the heart of Toronto, in downtown. I heard a lot of positive thing about professors and faculties at Ryerson, so did not hesitate and so far its been amazing.

No, I do not stay n campus.

I chose Ryerson University as I was really impressed by the courses they were teaching for my program (Computer Science). The courses look very interesting and real life, unlike other universities which have outdates structures. Also Ryerson is located at the heart of Toronto in Downtown, which is a place I preferred to stay in.

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I ideally wanted to go to university close to home. out of the 3 well known universities around me, Ryerson was the only one that stood out the most to me because of its business faculty. The location of the university is in the heart of downtown Toronto which gives me good job opportunities closer to the school. Ryerson is also a university which promotes diversity which is very important to me personally.

No, I don't live on campus rather than that I live in an apartment in Toronto on a shared basis.

Ryerson University offers good education and placements and is one of the renowned universities in Ontario province. It is located in the technology hub of Canada i.e. Toronto, Ontario. In addition to this Ryerson has helped me a lot to explore myself and polish my skills which portray me as a better human being.

I liked with my family, so I did not have to worry about making enough money for rent. I did not live on residence. The only thing I spent money on was a monthly bus pass so I could commute to my classes monday to friday.

It was the closest for me to commute to. I like that it was downtown because everything is walking distance. In a way, I like how it didn't feel like a university, but a high school. In terms of application fee, it was reasonable. I applied to 2 other universities in addition to Ryerson. I was a honour student in 12th grade.

Because I like the program they offer and have the best campus and a lot more. Another reason it's great to go to Ryerson if you love City life and chillax at downtown, it's not that safe but yea with limitations and being legal to do anything is considered fine. To get into my program I needed OSSD.

I opted into this particular college is because it is very close to my home. It is in fact walking distance. Another reason is because the requirements to get into the college was not too hard or too easy.

I was never in residence at Ryerson. I am not quite sure how the residence life is conducted or managed at Ryerson but I haven't heard anything overly bad about it either. One thing I'll say is that it is really difficult to differentiate residences from regular buildings.

The best program, the social side is awesome and location. I love downtown Toronto and Ryerson is right in the core of the downtown area. In comparison with the criminology programs at other schools, Ryerson offered the best course variety and extracurriculars.

Ryerson is a communal school therefore I live with my family in the suburbs. The cost of living in Toronto(especially independently) is very expensive so I commute one hour to school via public transportation.

The program is a great experience to learn the basic fundamentals of not only interior design but also other industries(architecture, graphic design, industrial design, urban planning, fashion design etc.) .

I chose this program because it is close to home, I liked the program they offered, in the city, the best school near me for social work, a prestigious school that will look good on a resume, and easily accessible by taking transit.