History 
U of S or the University of Saskatchewan is a research university located in the province of Saskatchewan in Canada. Established in 1907, this university was created for the purpose of providing higher education to all individuals no matter their ethnicity or cultural background. Beginning as an agriculture college, this university still has access to neighbouring lands fro research purposes. The scope of research gradually expanded to include Vaccine and Infectious Disease Organization (VIDO).

Facts

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	<li>The university is the biggest in Saskatchewan.&nbsp;</li>
	<li>The university is also a member of the U15 Group of Canadian Research Universities.&nbsp;</li>
	<li>The university&rsquo;s motto is: For God and Country.</li>
	<li>This university was selected to be the place for the country&rsquo;s synchrotron light research.</li>
	<li>The programs offered at the U of S include certificates, training programs, and degree programs.&nbsp; 
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</ol>

About

On campus facilities 
To students opting to live on campus, there are a number of residence options available. You can apply early online and can look through the options remotely. The residences offered by the university include the Voyageur Place, College Quarter, McEown Park, and Graduate House.

Off campus facilities 
There is an online housing registry that you can consider if you are looking to rent independently. Homestay is also an option and the university also has some affiliated residence partners who offer off-campus residency options.

Food facilities 
Meal plans are in place for students living on campus. But if you are looking Indian food, you might have to step out from the campus bounds and explore the following places:

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	<li>Taste of India</li>
	<li>Mirch Fine Indian Cuisine</li>
	<li>Restaurant Kashmere</li>
	<li>Black Pepper Restaurant 
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</ol>

Accommodation

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	<li>Lorne Babiuk, scientist. Google scholar: https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=p3IAwSgAAAAJ</li>
	<li>Kim Coates, actor. Twitter: https://twitter.com/kimfcoates 
	&nbsp;</li>
</ol>

Alumni

Part time jobs 
For a student who is enrolled in a full time program, working part time is allowed. The available opportunities are not limited to the campus and can also be looked at outside the campus. Some conditions by the university and the government of Canada apply that you will have to take note of..&nbsp;

Student Clubs 
At University of Saskatchewan, you can join the following student clubs and societies to participate in extracurricular activities:

<ol>
	<li>Arts and Science Students&#39; Union (ASSU)</li>
	<li>Saskatoon Engineering Students&#39; Society</li>
	<li>Edwards Business Students&#39; Society</li>
	<li>Law Students&#39; Association</li>
	<li>Education Students&#39; Society 
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</ol>

Campus

The&nbsp;University of Saskatchewan is perhaps one of the best reserach universities in the country. Apart from the acacdemic fervour, the studnet&nbsp;life at the unievrsity is very vibrant and encourages students to particpate and become pillars of the community. Scholarships and part time work oportunities help students stand on their feet as they are completing their education. We recommend this university for an exceptional college experince.

Conclusion

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	<li>Elizabeth Quinlan, associate professor, Sociology. Google scholar: https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=KUYl4ncAAAAJ</li>
	<li>Thorbergur Thorvaldson, first dean of graduate studies. 
	&nbsp;</li>
</ol>

Faculty

At University of Saskatchewan, all students who take admission at the university are guaranteed an entrance award whose prize money varies depending on the GPA of the students. The Best and Brightest Entrance Scholarships are some scholarships that are highly coveted at the university. There are also some competitive awards that students can go for. The application process is given on the university website.&nbsp; 
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Financial Aid

Facilities 
Apart from the world-class research facility available to all on campus, the university also has recreational facilities that include basketball, badminton, and volleyball courts as well as gymnasiums. Support services are always available for assistance.

Campus Safety 
Peace officers and other trained professionals are present on site to protect students, staff, and guests at all times. The contact information that can be used in case of emergency is also listed on the university website.&nbsp; 
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Infrastructure

Place Description 
Saskatchewan is a prairie and boreal province. Located In western Canada, the province sees its population spread out in the southern part of its borders as other parts are densely populated by trees. The primary factors that contribute to the economy of this province are agriculture, energy production, and mining. The province has a huge number of lakes. Saskatchewan is inhabited by many indegenious groups and most residents speak English as their first language.&nbsp;

Nearby airports 
The nearest airport to the campus and the only one you need to be concerned with is the Saskatoon John G. Diefenbaker International Airport. All you local and international flight will take and land here.&nbsp;

Nearby subways and train stations 
The Saskatoon train station is located about twenty minutes away from the college campus by car. No subway stations or bus stops are located in close proximity to the campus so you would have to find alternative modes of transportation in case you want to engage in a daily commute.&nbsp;

Important landmarks/places nearby 
The province of Important landmarks/places nearby has much to offer each resident and visitor. Consider visiting for the natural beauty of the province, the following places:

<ol>
	<li>The Prairie Lily</li>
	<li>Kinsmen Park</li>
	<li>Deadlock Escape</li>
	<li>St. John&#39;s Anglican Cathedral</li>
	<li>River Landing Spray Park</li>
</ol>

Crime Rate 
The crime rate of Saskatchewan is reported to be on the rise by Statistics Canada. &nbsp;The homicide rate in the province was 4.68 homicides per 100,000 people in 2019 which is higher than the national average. You can look through detailed statistics on the national report.&nbsp; 
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Location

Internships 
Different departments have different internship programs. All in all, internships at the research facilities are encouraged and students can apply after reading through all the details and eligibility criteria online. Students can also opt to volunteer to gain work experience.&nbsp; 
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Placements

The weather of the province can be classified as continental. This simply translates to the summers being hot while the winners are harsh. The minimum temperatures in winter months can drop to as low as &minus;45 &deg;C.&nbsp;

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