The university is still young, which entails more ...

The university is still young, which entails more need for expansion and growth as a school and campus community.

Program wise, I can only speak for the Engineering program. Professors are generally pretty good. Course load can be difficult at times, but manageable.

In terms of school community, it is simply not all there yet. Exciting events such as ski trips, bubble soccer, and various clubs are available. Additionally, productive functions such as co-op workshops, engineering society, networking events, and job fairs are present. However, many students commute which means after 5pm, the campus will be less lively and there isn't much environment where you can just go to hang out with friends between classes - a lounge type setting.

The facilities such as the library or gym are generally good. However, especially during midterm or exam periods, there is a major lack in places to study.

The university is expanding bit by bit in different aspects, such as: adding a new building for classes and registrar's office, and more residence building development.