Simon Fraser University (reviews)

The Beedie School of Business at SFU is one of the most well-known in the Lower Mainland. With endless opportunities to grow and learn through Co-Op, studying abroad, and countless club roles, there are numerous ways you can get involved. Make new friends through networking events, attend workshops, and make the most of your experience. There are many places to study and eat with friends, TAs to provide classroom support, and overall an experience to look forward to.

Simon Fraser University’s computing program excels in fostering diversity and providing students with a comprehensive education in various computing domains. The curriculum encourages exploration and skill development, preparing students for the dynamic tech industry. However, challenges include a perceived lack of strong student connections, variable lecturer quality, and the absence of exercise classes. To enhance the program, SFU should focus on building a stronger sense of community among students, addressing concerns about instructor quality through feedback mechanisms, and considering the introduction of exercise classes to promote holistic well-being. By addressing these aspects, SFU can further solidify its position as a leading institution in computing education.

I have been studying at SFU for 3 years, and it is a good experience. All the courses are useful and most of the professors are interesting. Also, the staff at SFU are easy to reach out to when I have any questions.

I’m a third-year student, and there are many excellent professors and courses I like. Most of the courses are useful, and the professors are interesting. Besides the courses, there are many clubs in the university for students to participate in to gain hand-on experience.