University of Ottawa en Ottawa

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  Michelle Reynolds

  :: 11 April 2018 16:34:28

  It is a decent University, however, it seems to be riding on a reputation that was awarded many years ago. Carleton University used to be in a distant 2nd for the Ottawa area, now, not so sure. Ottawa University needs to really improve. STOP favouring French speaking over all others. Raise the bar once more. I understand that there is a huge gap in the market for French universities in the area, that is NO reason to lower standards. If anything, it should raise them. Excell my location. Residence meal plan too pricey and needs much improvement. #localguide

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  Moises Jeréz Schachtler

  :: 28 February 2018 18:48:57

  Most people tell me that they just like I feel ripped off by the administration of this university. Personally, I feel the same way.

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  Lynne Ionita

  :: 27 January 2018 12:23:39

  First month in Ottawa and first month in University, I love the place. It has a large, beautiful campus, and it tries to offer as much activities as it can to its students. (I.e. clubs) and the professor's I've met so far are nice. Edit: The school continues to offer great services, such as stress management or tutors. The sight is still amazing. Staff and professors continues to be as helpful as they can (there are still exceptions and you might me THAT professor).

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  Ivan Biketov

  :: 15 December 2017 02:13:35

  Largest bilingual university in the world (you can almost smell the bilingualism - nearly everything is written in French and English respectively...even the bathroom signs) with a large campus that is very close to downtown Ottawa, (generally) friendly staff, and a plethora of services to facilitate succesful learning experiences (many areas to study, frequent events, and many resources to aid student life). UOttawa is a very cosmopolitan university that hosts students from all across Canada and the world!

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  NOFT Scarlet

  :: 08 September 2017 12:13:15

  Students are paying for the learning and research tools. For example, Carleton U offers free Matlab for EVERY student, while in uOttawa it only exists in engineering and science faculty labs and is not accessible for students from other faculties. You have to pay for it if you want to use it in your cross-disciplinary project. It's 2017 now and you would think a university should understand the importance and the popularity of cross-disciplinary studies.