Mount Saint Vincent University

To GTA cities, Go Transit is a long-distance carrier. Buses, luxurious diesel trains, and two-story electric trains are part of this transit system. The cost of this carrier is among the highest, although using public transportation might result in significant savings. Maritime Bus is the province's main bus service provider. Halifax's main public transportation system is Metro Transit, which stops in cities like Timberlea, Bedford, Sackville, Dartmouth, and Cole Harbour.

Numerous amenities are available in the Rosaria Student Centre, including student unions, lounges, the Fountain Play Centre, Vinnie's Pub, and many others.

The Mount Saint Vincent University Library is a central location on campus that aspires for excellence in terms of its resources, services, and facilities.

• For the Mount and its surrounding communities, the Mount Saint Vincent University Library is dedicated to providing a warm, friendly, and interesting environment.
• With a collection of around 59 articles, 25 e-journals, 34 e-books, more than 4,000 full-text journals, and a subscription to about 20 movies, the library inside the E. Margaret Fulton Communications Centre is enhanced.
• The Mount Print Shop is a committed resource that offers the Mount Community quick, secure, and high-quality printing services.
• Students can easily access computers in many buildings on campus where they can use Microsoft Office, the internet, print services, and speciality software needed for different classes.
• The overseas students at Mount Saint Vincent University studying English as a second language are given the utmost attention as they prepare to enter Canadian classrooms. The English for Academic Purposes (EAP) programs combine English language instruction with the fundamental skills required for academic achievement. They are taught by highly qualified instructors and were developed in conjunction with MSVU faculty.
• The Mount Health Office, located in Assisi Hall, offers health services to both students and faculty.
• In addition, LifeMark Physiotherapy is regarded as a component of free medical services.
• Any enrolled Mount student can get free academic and personal counselling in a calm, private setting from the counselling services team. According to the Canadian Code of Ethics for Psychologists, client confidentiality is upheld.
• In addition to a specialized security crew on duty around the clock, The Mount's safety and security program also includes a thorough emergency response plan in case of a serious occurrence like a fire, bad weather, or threats to human safety.

The campus of Mount Saint Vincent University is very green. Along with financial help, physical and mental health services, and free academic advising, it provides many facilities for its students.

Sports equipment is available at the MSVU campus Athletics Center for various sports. The sports team has also garnered several medals and championship championships.

• A five-month Spring and Summer Fitness Membership is available there. This five-month membership grants access to the school's live, online, and hybrid classes.
• The recreation and fitness centres ensure that everyone at the university is physically and psychologically fit.
• The counselling services team aims to offer free academic and personal counselling while maintaining client privacy.
• Two clubs and organizations that allow pupils to the International Education Centre offer the ability to interact with students from other countries. These organizations are the World University Service of Canada and the International Student Society (ISS) (WUSC).
• In the International Student Society (ISS), people of all races, religions, and creeds can find common ground. It honours diversity and individuality and respects all points of view. It encourages participants to bring a little bit of their country with them.
• There are more than 80 WUSC local committees in Canada, and the World University Service of Canada (WUSC) at MSVU is one of them. Students, employees, and academics committed to worldwide development and change make up the MSVU committee. The WUSC works on various initiatives, one of which is generating funding for the Student Refugee Program.
• You can use the list of organizations offering volunteer opportunities from the Career Service department for your Co-Curricular Record (CCR).
• Numerous departments sponsor this school's scholarly organization, such as the psychology society. These organizations are run by departmental staff and students.

Four distinctive houses at Mount Saint Vincent University give students a wide range of options for on-campus living, and first-year candidates have assured a place in residence.

 Assisi Hall, The Birches, Westwood, and Evaristus Hall, are the four residence halls that Mount Saint Vincent University has on campus to accommodate both domestic and international students.

• Single, shared, and apartment-style accommodations are available to students.
• Except for the single Birch and the Westwood Apartments, meal plans are provided inside the residential complexes.
• Assisi and the Birches are two of the more conventional residence halls on campus, while Westwood provides upscale single rooms or apartment-style living for students at least 19 years old.
• Living close to classrooms, labs, the cafeteria, library, gym, and other amenities is convenient for students.
• Mount Saint Vincent University's accommodation fee is CAD 7,172 (INR 4,42,124).