"The students are divided into different colleges depending on faculty and major. This helps build small communities were students can get involved and feel as though they have a home away from home."

"More people need to know about the Glendon campus. It is one of a kind in offering people a chance to attend a bilingual campus and learn French as they get their degree."

"The profs are great and really willing to help you, even if it's a huge lecture. Make yourself known and it will pay off."

"York's stance on education is multi-disciplinary; educators take time to cite other perspectives, ones you might not hear in a non-inter-disciplinary school."

"Compared with my previous university, the level of interaction between students and professors is very high. One can always get feedback or advice."

"The sheer volume of students admitted often leaves classes overcrowded and hinders personal learning time with instructors. It is often difficult to get into classes which are required for my degree."

"York University is terrible at providing students with one-on-one advising sessions with people in administration who can help students with enrolment, financial, and any other administrative issues. I don't know why."

"The administration is a mess! It is very difficult trying to figure out policies and rules when it comes to completing the requirements of a degree program, and different people give different answers to questions."

"York U is a commuter's school. The majority of students go to school to attend class and then leave the campus immediately. I am also guilty of this. I think if I were to stay in residence, my university life would be more active."

"There is a saying, 'if you can hold a fork, you can go to York.' This is not true because we have some of the brightest minds in the country and the classes are demanding."