Its super easy commenting to the law school. Its an easy 10 minute scooter ride or 25 minute walk.

It’s an old building. You’re getting a pretty good deal for your moneys worth—1500 for a private bed and private bath with utilities included is not bad. Plus, though the bedrooms are tight you have a relatively spacious common area. The complex itself is pretty, but the insides of the buildings are pretty dingy. The apartments themselves are not dirty, but they’re not super modern or updated. There’s a lot of potential to make it your own.

I really like it! Kind of old and a bit dirty, but overall a great experience.

Weyburn is very convenient and makes it easy to find friends.

Reasonable price for the area, several convenient ways to get to campus. Communication with the administration could be better, everyone working in the office seems to be an undergrad student that could use more training. Maintenance is responsive to work orders. Appliances are all good, except the Mickey Mouse oven that comes in the studios.

amazing value, nothing really special other than that

It's on-campus housing so it's a bit dorm-like but the townhouses are decent and close to campus.

Single grad student housing has a great location and a great price for what you get. Paying for a parking permit is irritating, but gives you the option to not have to deal with Westwood street parking, which is quite difficult. The apartments are not super roomy, but have enough space for 2 people (just don't bring more stuff than you need).

Unless you live in a studio, living in Weyburn is absolutely not worth it. The accommodations are incredibly average, not clean, and overall not worth the high price. Additionally, the parking is very expensive and not secure-- my boyfriend's car was stolen from the parking lot. The parking also precludes residents from purchasing parking in other campus parking lots even though most of the graduate schools are over a mile away.

Overall a good seal