St. Mary's University

St. Mary's University in Calgary currently offers eight Bachelors of Arts, one Bachelor of Science, and one Bachelor of Education in partnership with Fort Calgary. It also runs the Liberal Education Transfer Program (LETP), the transferable university courses, and pathways to degrees across 35 academic fields in CANADA. The original St. Mary's College Act received the Royal Assent on September 18, 1986. College changed the name to St. Mary's University College on June 16, 2004, and was authorized to provide its Bachelor of Arts degrees in August 2006. Focused on teaching and research, St. Mary's University is an institution that offers affordable, valuable degrees in the fields of LIBERAL SCIENCES, EDUCATION, and SCIENCES. At StMU, located in Calgary, Alberta, students blend academics with a deep connection to ethics and social justice. The institution has 1025 students and 80 instructors, with an average class size of 25.

The university enjoys an excellent reputation with numerous reviewers and is regarded as a great liberal arts school. It has a small class size, which ensures a more personalized learning experience and helps students develop relationships with their professors. The faculty are very knowledgeable, and they are also quite engaging when teaching. The campus is beautiful and is a great place to interact with nature outside the classroom. Both staff and students are friendly and the community feels like a big family. Many people praised the college for its warm and welcoming environment.