Beautiful campus, very green, well-designed and accessible. It was a pleasure to visit. The energy is just perfect. We loved spacious lawns, Student Center, the residences are also nice.

– Boris Khodorkovsky (netocrat)

My daughter went to Trent. And while overall the experience, most professors and the facilities were great – there were some serious pitfalls. She took a double major in forensic psychology bachelor's of arts vs science. They ran out of room for her to get her degree in fourth year- because they didn't offer enough classes and spots for those enrolled? So they had to give her history and criminology credits and count them towards forensic and psychology. They apparently know that they don't have enough classes. But still allow more students than they can accomodate. She also tried to take ballistics for four years – Which they post and just put students on waitlists – but never actually had a professor to teach it. So each year she was hopeful and then disappointed. Also she went to Trent vs other universities because of the international exchange program. But the year she was eligible to do it – they didn't have the staff member who ran the program and didn't fill the position temporarily. Yet had students from abroad still doing exchange here, but she was not able to do her exchange. She is grateful for her experience and proud to be an alumni, but little administrative things which frankly should be easy to tweek and look after, really let her down. Carefully check into the reasons why you chose to enroll in their programs and ensure they are actually running the aspects before you decide to go here.

– Cassandra BrassBelles

Very scenic campus, however it is about the only good thing about the school. No activities on campus at all like other universities have, food is super overpriced and they keep making portions smaller. In terms of amenities, Trent University has less than even small colleges.

– Phil