Mount Allison Prospecus Main Page Mount Allison students and faculty consistently stand out in Canadian society. They leave the University as individuals with more to offer to future employers, colleagues and communities.
Student clubs reflect the diversity of student interests within our campus community.
Many, such as the Bio-Med Society, Commerce Society and Historical Society, relate to specific fields of study, while others focus on specific social and community issues or leisure interests. In addition to allocating the expenditure of student funds, the SAC represents student interests and concerns to the University administration and external student organizations such as the Canadian Federation of Students. The Student Services Office maintains a list of accommodations for students who prefer to rent rooms or apartments in the town of Sackville. The staff in student services can provide helpful advice concerning rent, leases and tenant's rights. Non-resident students may participate in the University Meal Plan, ensuring you a nutritious and ample diet without the bother of shopping, cooking or cleaning up.