During my journey at the University of Waterloo, I found a nurturing haven for intellectual growth and personal development. The unwavering support of professors, a vibrant campus life, and the chance to collaborate on groundbreaking projects have left an indelible mark on my academic and personal growth. Waterloo was not just a university; it was a launchpad for my future.

I like that the university is very eh diverse not only in terms of community but also in academic choices and opportunities. Truly a very unique university structure! The coop program is available to all students and it’s very useful. The community is supportive and it is a very friendly atmosphere!

The University of Waterloo Arts Program is an excellent program that allows for flexibility and personalization of courses. In this program, you can major and minor or even double major in a variety of subjects. I have found that classes offered by the university colleges tend to be smaller in size and allow you to get to know your professors. The campus itself is large and there are many spaces and events to attend and use. The one downside to this university is the workload. You have to have a strong work ethic and spend many hours a day studying to achieve desired grades. The residence (particularly the university college) tends to be rundown and difficult to live in. Overall, the university’s academic offerings tend to be very easy to personalize and offer a high satisfaction of education. I have enjoyed my time at the University of Waterloo.

The reason I opted for Waterloo and the Bachelor of Arts program it offered was the vast variety of courses available and how the degree requirements had you exploring pretty much all the domains included under Arts. The courses exceeded my expectations as I not only had the opportunity to learn a language but also got a chance to study the field of music and to my surprise found a course on Harry Potter that allowed me to seek my geeky interests as well. If I am not mistaken, Waterloo is the only university in Canada offering such a course. What I truly loved about Waterloo, was how the courses were a blend of reading, presentations, and in-class discussions allowing me to work on other skills in addition to the academics. Because of the unique blend of the course curriculum, and the great choices in course selection, I would strongly recommend the University of Waterloo for its Bachelor of Arts program, where you can choose your specialization at any point in time as you progress through the program.