University of Fraser valley

University of Fraser Valley, established in 1974, achieved official university status in 2008. It is located in British Columbia, Canada and has multiple campuses spread across the country. The government university also has an international campus in Chandigarh. With a diverse student population, including 14.4% international students from all around the globe, and an average class size of 25 students, UFV offers various academic programs such as 15 Bachelor's degrees, two Master's degrees, over 100 certificates, Diplomas, Postgraduate programs, and 110 online courses. The university has a strong focus on agriculture, arts, social sciences, business, computer information systems, fine arts, health sciences, sciences, and technology. UFV offers students modern and well-equipped facilities on its campuses, including a library, office spaces, cafeteria, residential area, bookstore, and sports and student centers. The Abbotsford campus, also known as the main campus, has all the necessary amenities for students to have a comfortable and enriching learning experience. Another campus, namely the Chilliwack campus, is located in Canada Education Park and features notable facilities such as a dental clinic, nursing station, a theatre, and a performance lab. UFV's Mission campus, situated in the Heritage Park Centre, offers students programs in graphic and digital design. The university also has other main centers like The Aerospace Center, The Agriculture Center, The Hope Center, and the Trades and Technology Center. On-campus accommodation is available for students at Baker House Residence, located on the Abbotsford campus. This accommodation offers two separate bedrooms in each suite, along with shared common areas that include a mini kitchen and bathroom. To cover the cost of attending UFV, students are required to pay 8,585 CAD in two equal installments, making it a total of 17,170 CAD.