Capilano University

Students who purchase a U-Pass BC have discounted access to West Coast Express as well as Metro Vancouver's bus, SeaBus, and SkyTrain services. The first bus to North Vancouver's Capilano University is 211.

The Capilano University campus provides facilities that are thought to be favorable to learning.

• The Capilano University Campus has a tranquil atmosphere and is surrounded by beautiful, vegetated areas. The facility is renowned for offering all the amenities needed by the students.
• There are hundreds of books, periodicals, and research papers in the campus library.
• The campus is close to a large number of cafes, eateries, general stores, and chemist shops. The students face no inconveniences.
• The campus has excellent facilities, including large study centers, several multimedia centers, modern lecture halls, high-tech laboratories, IT facilities, and ample social areas.

In 1973, the main Capilano University campus welcomed its first group of learners. CapU has four campuses where it conducts business. British Columbia's Tszil Learning Center of Capilano Universities address is at the Llwat Nation in Mount Currie, while the main campus is in North Vancouver. Regional campuses are also located in Sechelt (on the Sunshine Coast), CapU Lonsdale, and the North Shore.

• At CapU, there are numerous possibilities to get active outside of the classroom. Take part in a committee, publish an article in the school paper, attend a play, and more.
• The campus organizes every festival, event, competition, and quiz that the university holds.
• Students can take part in a range of cultural activities at Capilano University. Depending on their interests, they can also join a range of student organizations.
• The Capilano University cost of living is Starting at just $1,195 per month including your meals, your residence fees include a fully furnished room with a bed, storage, desk, chair and closet, unlimited high-speed wireless Internet, and access to laundry, washrooms and showers, as well as dedicated lounge and study spaces.

The residences at CapU are all living off-campus accomodations.

• All students are welcome to live in one of CapU's three residence halls. They are Seymour Hall, Grouse Hall, and Cypress Hall.
• To ensure that all students, disabled or not, can access the apartments, CapU is continually improving them.
• Since all shared housing is only single-gender, there are no particular accommodations for LGBTQ students; however, CapU aims to provide all students with comfortable and secure lodging through the details they provide when applying for housing.