Name: York University
Address: 4700 Keele St, Toronto, ON M3J 1P3, Canada, CA
Telephone: +1 416-736-2100

York University is a university, located at 4700 Keele St, Toronto, ON M3J 1P3, Canada. They can be contacted via phone at +1 416-736-2100, visit their website www.yorku.ca for more detailed information.

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Shayan Last

08 December 2020

Most of the profs and TA’s are amazing and really care about what they’re teaching, especially during these difficult times, the profs and TAs go in and out of their ways to help their students. University is more than just going to class however, there are amazing events and cubs that students to could join, most people are really nice and welcoming while others really enjoy creating drama. The only thing I am not a fan of is management, for example, during course selection you would need a course as a requirement for your major and once you try to add it, you will get an error saying the course is reserved. Certain requests take months to finish due to York’s amazing organization, and they would really York up your student online statement. Other than all this I made relationships that will last a lifetime.
Tim Charran

24 October 2020

Excellent University. Great profs and most importantly, outstanding Residence buildings for student housing, dedicated Maintenance and HK staff. Students home away from home. Lots of Shopping, Restaurants, Stadium, Observatory, Gym with Pool too much to list.
A York U Graduate gets hired first.
ZHU DI

21 October 2020

Every time come back here feel much better, spent four years here for school. Really enjoyed it and now it changed so much. But all the residences I’ve stayed are still there.
Febrian

29 September 2020

Had a fantastic 4 Year Undergrad here. The students are so mixed in culture and some of the prof. are the best in the country
Paul G. Pace

28 June 2020

I attended York from September '92 until April '96 and I had the best time of my life during those years. All of my profs were outstanding !!! I was not fresh out of high school when I entered university; I was 27. This put relations with my professors on more of an adult, colleague-to-colleague level rather than the straight teacher-to-student dynamic. I look back on those days with great affection. Shout out to Professor Steve Otto, my mentor and my friend. I dubbed him "Clarence" after the angel from "It's A Wonderful Life" because, as I told him, he was my Clarence. I'll never forget Steve nor the long, metaphysical conversations we would share waxing eloquent, over the dynamics of the universe.
Qurrah Choudhry

27 November 2017

Spent 4 amazing years here (graduated in 2010). I love this place with all my heart. Worked as a call-centre agent back in the day for the institution and it was fun. I have memories of superb times with friends I made and enriching educational experiences with some of the professors. I admire York University and recommend others to study there.
Viet Huynh

25 November 2017

I'm reviewing my university because Why not? There have been a few rough patches that took place here during my years from 2013/14-2017 (hello TA strike!) But overall I really enjoyed my experience. Although I did not participate enough to become familiar with the university's bureaucracy, the professors, TA's, and students were enough to make this one of the most memorable experiences that I will look back on with fondness. I can't say that there were not moments where I wished to god that school would just end but I can definitely say that ot was all worth it. Thank you, York, for those years. Your facilities may be run down in a lot of places, your parking may be expensive, campus business might be even more expensive But I don't regret one moment.
Daniel Martens

22 November 2017

I have only been here for a term, but I already love the place. The campus is beautiful, the professors and TA's are helpful, and everybody is nice. I've heard the residences aren't the most beautiful, but they get the job done! All in all, lovely school, great programs, and would recommend!
Payam Masjedi

17 November 2017

Very friendly atmosphere, competitive studying, a whole lot of options for studying, great professors, amazing support group A very good university. I enjoyed every single second of being there.
Jacob Davidson

24 October 2017

please care to be nicer to mean people for they experience a rough life!
The tuition of all universities is too high right now, Except for the free education in universities in other countries. Im so amazed to see such beautiful young people at york. I only wish everyone has enough money to pay for their tuition. i hope smoking gets removed from york campus so no one gets sick.
Dimitri Delinois

06 September 2017

Today, i was not nearly in the regular shape i am accustomed to and a gentleman by the name of John (we did not get into the last name calling, lol) spoke to me coincidentally on notions about anger management and management at best that I was reflecting upon earlier; which made the difference in the day. Cheers, what a campus!
Martin Kwok

04 September 2017

Not to be rude but really the student in the campaign is just an actor why not tell us they won a billion dollar scholarship. Safety never really changed. If you want to hide the fact that something happened inside the campus for a few days and cool it down. Mind as well not open any classes
Shiyaz Khan

04 September 2017

My name is SHIYAZ KHan
I'm pakistani now i live in germany
So enyone help me i go CANADA plzzzZzz
Replay be must i will give to much money
I love cnadah
And then i marige Canadian girl
Stavros Volanis

18 August 2017

The campus is easily accessible, lots of parking. Not the safest school in Canada but good for a diploma program.
Sebastian Campos

18 May 2017

Spent 7 years of my life there. Campus has really changed but still very pretty. Constant construction since ~2008 has made getting to/around campus challenging. Many new buildings, however. Very limited options for parking and eating. Prepare to be gouged! =\
Trone Clooper

31 March 2017

York is pretty great so far! The majority of professors are great, with a few acceptions of course. The only thing I dislike about it so far is that we have received 2 bulletin notices within the past week for sexual assault on or near campusSo that is definitely a bit unsettling to say the least. Also the food choices around campus are not really the healthiest, would like to see a subway (restaurant) open up there really soon, as every Tim Hortons on campus is always PACKED. It's either you wait 45 min in line for somewhat healthy food, or settle for a quick, fat packed, Wendy's burger lol.
Ilpo Lehto

26 March 2017

Well, after being affiliated since 1973, convocating in 1977, working there since 1985, I'm going to say I would be biased. The subway construction is coming to an end. Building construction has slowed down as much of the central area is now built up. The old wind tunnels can mostly be avoided. The buildings erected and being erected now are to alleviate crowding in academic areas of learning.
Melissa B.

14 March 2017

Huge campus, but most of the food options are fast food and unhealthy. Professors are hit or miss.
Ian Carty

26 February 2017

York has a bit of a bad reputation, but it's a really nice university and I've enjoyed my time here. The administration is putting a lot of money into construction that will really improve the campus in the next couple years when it's completed. The same can be said about the subway station when it's also finally finished because it will make a massive difference to the accessibility of the school. Scott library needs to be three times its current size because it is ridiculously packed all the time.
Adam M

21 December 2016

York is an amazing school. The buildings are modern and very clean, there is lots of parking and it is a happening place. A lot of the programs are top notch and there are lots of flexible education options.