I signed up for the restorative Justice online program; laid my fees which were $1,000+ as well as…read morenearly $300 in books and I couldn't navigate the online user interface. I went to their office by Surrey City Hall and asked for help. None of the people there had any interested of helping me learn the UI. The only thing they cared about was getting rid of me as fast as possible and making me feel like I was an inconvenience to their day. Enjoy my $1,000 SFU, I might as well have flushed it down the toilet and even after I made my concerns known to the instructor (who was amazing by the way ) nobody from SFU contacted me to try to make things right l. Shame on you SFU next time I'll Invest in a school who actually cares about the success of their students. 0/10 colloidal fail

I'm not exactly sure how you rate a school...so I'm sticking with the silly Berkeley-grad,…read moreCalifornian tourist perspective. First of all, damn. This school's architecture is simple, modern, and gorgeous. I felt like I was in Noah's Ark with all the intricate stacks of "wood" placed on the top ceiling. The shape and angle of the floor were pretty sexy and it felt more like a upscale office building rather than a school. Everything felt NEW and inviting. Before my SFU friend left for class, he said there was a mall around the corner from the entrance. WAIT WHAT? A MALL? Yes, indeed, there is a freakin' mall in this school. I thought it was quite hilarious that the first store you see on the left is a liquor store. I killed some time walking around the mall and using the wifi in their food court. I never went into a classroom so I can't really go over that but one thing that really gave this place an extra star for me was their SFU TouchMap located at the entrance. WOW this is totally nuts. The TouchMap is an epic interactive touch-screen map for the school, with individual classroom descriptions and locations on each level. Mad props to the design and programming team who made this! SFU Surrey is a pretty neat campus for who people who love modern design and cool beans interactive maps.

First time visit to this University on Sunday, 6/22/25. Arrived at 11:00 AM. There were a few…read moreBasketball Camps going on at the Wade King Rec Center. We got to tour the fitness center, gymnasium and pool area. Then took a leisurely walk around the campus to see the different buildings - Fine Arts building, the Library, Residence Halls, Science Building, and the Viking Union. All were closed since it was a Sunday, but still enjoyed walking around to see the layout and creative structures and different building locations. The natural environment with views of the Cascades and hills full of trees across the ocean was very calming and peaceful.

CAUTION: Don't come here…read more This university changed a lot, seemingly for the worse. If something goes wrong, watch out for the caring front some professors put up. I fell for it and it costed me. I truly believed that when another student told my professor that I felt suicidal, that I would be helped. Instead my tuition was wasted. I was told to enroll in courses that had no site placement. Then when I asked my professor about the shared concern from my classmate regarding how I felt suicidal, she gaslighted me. She forgot that my classmate said I felt suicidal. Mind you, my classmate shared this information without my permission. We had a three hour meeting after class that I can't believe she forgot... I thought I'd be supported but instead I was ignored for the rest of the year due to the courses that did not exist. I was then suddenly removed from my program because I was told I was not ready for my final quarter. I would have been ready if I actually had learned what the missing courses failed to provide due to not existing at all. All of my classmates noticed how I was treated, but nothing was ever done to help me, because then the school year ended and everyone graduated. The program I was in had high suicide and mental health stats, which I learned after I graduated. In hindsight, the pressures of how challenging the program is was a huge source of stress, which was basically mocked at the front door, during orientation. Do not expect this university to actually care about you as a person. You only seem to matter if you can contribute financially, but otherwise, you're completely on your own. Other things happened too. I'm not sure why there weren't better actions in place. After my sudden program removal, I was actually preyed on by a student who took advantage of me and raped me. And if that wasn't enough insult to injury, I never used my college degree for anything because my credentials were incomplete and all my financial aid ran out, even though I had a full ride, which was all wasted and never reimbursed, when I wasn't provided courses. This was all extremely painful for me to go through and i would argue that I never deserved what happened to me. I hope that this isn't the standard for how this university treats students who feel suicidal. Before my classmate shared anything about suicide, no professors could tell. So I felt exposed and then discarded. This was so brutal and unexpected at the end of college. My life has not been the same since. There are better colleges that won't make you go through what I went through. WWU is a high risk and a gamble in my honest opinion. You don't get a nice college name in the end. Anywhere else is better. I hope this helps.

I am pursuing EA diploma at the Abbotsford campus. I am having a great learning experience over…read morehere. I gain a lot of knowledge from here to become a successful EA in future. My instructor is so humble and intelligent. She has a tons of experience in this field and she is always ready to help her students in every possible way. I will definitely recommend this college to everyone....Just go for it!!!

I was a student at the Abbotsford campus and I must say the training I received was above and…read morebeyond. The instructor for the SSW course had over 20 years of experience in the field and brings her real life experience into the classroom. I was more than prepared for the "real world" with the education and training I obtained at the school. I have been employed in my chosen field of work, since graduating last fall. If you are wavering, take the plunge!

Renentry after academy determintion they will never…read moreconfirm a seat for you for upcoming class u will waste alots of time and money.

The Pacific Rim College is a gift to Victorians! You can make an appointment with the students for…read moremany of the alternative health sciences. All are overseen by their instructors with amazing recommendations and treatments. Give them a call today to help yourself and these wonderful students.

Great practitioners! Powerful herbs!…read moreConsultations are Free!!! They have Nutrition, Acupuncture and Plant Medicine

Douglas College is a joke. The staff do not care if their students struggle and can't finish their…read moreprograms. They only care about taking money from their students rather than helping them succeed when they are struggling.

I literally cannot finish my Bachelor's degree in Psychiatric Nursing because they don't have the…read moreclasses. You get waitlisted for your classes and could have a year without classes. Please go somewhere else if you can, I hear Alberta has good psychiatric nursing programs.