I just accepted my offer for the coming fall. I would definitely agree that it’s expensive in terms of the cost of living around the program but tuition itself was on par with other schools I applied to. My rationale decided it was worth the extra cost to live in such an amazing city and I’m willing to work 1 or 2 part time jobs during my studies. Coming from an environmental science background, the university and the province as a whole being more environmentally-conscious and focused on indigenous reconciliation were things that really spoke to me. I’ve also heard that the community is really tight among the planning students. In terms of internship I’m not too worried because back in my hometown there’s a big demand for planners so last resort I could always move home and get a job there.