– good community
– good support
– smaller campus
– beautiful business building
– some good professors
– lots of opportunities to get involved
– super active student body
– party school
– rewarding business program

I love Laurier as a university and I believe it provides amazing education. Unfortunately, when studying online, impacted the way we studied and support was not as accessible or as helpful. Most professors tried their best to support students the way they needed to be supported and I am excited to see how the university will continue to expand in this area. I took a year off and will be returning to either Laurier or Waterloo in the fall. I am excited to see the changes that have been made, and hopefully improve.

Through a lot of things I liked about this university in general stood up to its standards and reputation as far as going to class for the first time and post-secondary education a lot that I was afraid of a lot that I wasn’t but it was a very good learning experience and I would definitely recommend this university and any post-secondary education to anyone would like to further themselves and all themselves to more opportunity

BBA is overall an okay program. There are a lot of flaws in the program. Many things assigned are pointless and cause students more stress then academic gain. I think there are a lot of kinks in the program but overall it is okay.

Laurier has a great business program which could open various doors in the business industry. It not only teaches you theoretical content but also focuses on practical experience by conducting various case competitions. This enhances the critical thinking of all the business students. Moreover, if offers Canada’s biggest co-op program. Though its quite competitive, but it definitely gives you an upper edge in the industry. The professors are really helpful and are always ready to help you academically.

Although the program, professors and students themselves have provided me with many opportunities and values, the university lacks accommodation and care for the students. The food options are extremely sub-par, many of the recreational facilities would remain closed (not even due to covid regulations) and other aspects where I never felt a part of the community.