Universities 2002
November 18, 2002

The Maclean's Directory

Every university in the Maclean's survey has a unique history, a distinct mission -- and its own particular strengths. The student numbers below refer to the 2001-2002 academic year.

ACADIA
Wolfville, N.S. (1838)
Full-time students: 3,719
Part-time students: 324

LBERTA
Edmonton, Alta. (1906)
Full-time students: 27,961
Part-time students: 4,285

BISHOP'S
Lennoxville, Que. (1843)
Full-time students: 1,887
Part-time students: 523

BRANDON
Brandon, Man. (1899)
Full-time students: 1,891
Part-time students: 1,065

BRITISH COLUMBIA (UBC)
Vancouver, B.C. (1908)
Full-time students: 26,417
Part-time students: 10,841

BROCK
St. Catharines, Ont. (1964)
Full-time students: 7,563
Part-time students: 4,353

CALGARY
Calgary, Alta. (1966)
Full-time students: 22,273
Part-time students: 4,672

CAPE BRETON (UCCB)
Sydney, N.S. (1974)
Full-time students: 2,631
Part-time students: 647

CARLETON
Ottawa, Ont. (1942)
Full-time students: 14,076
Part-time students: 4,387

CONCORDIA
Montreal, Que. (1974)
Full-time students: 15,691
Part-time students: 12,546

DALHOUSIE
Halifax, N.S. (1818)
Full-time students: 11,432
Part-time students: 2,211

GUELPH
Guelph, Ont. (1964)
Full-time students: 13,617
Part-time students: 1,512

LAKEHEAD
Thunder Bay, Ont. (1965)
Full-time students: 4,862
Part-time students: 1,278

LAURENTIAN
Sudbury, Ont. (1960)
Full-time students: 3,818
Part-time students: 2,055

LAVAL
Quebec City, Que. (1663)
Full-time students: 22,884
Part-time students: 12,947

LETHBRIDGE
Lethbridge, Alta. (1967)
Full-time students: 5,940
Part-time students: 1,023

MANITOBA
Winnipeg, Man. (1877)
Full-time students: 17,591
Part-time students: 5,967

MCGILL
Montreal, Que. (1821)
Full-time students: 22,029
Part-time students: 7,024

MCMASTER
Hamilton, Ont. (1887)
Full-time students: 14,528
Part-time students: 3,511

MEMORIAL
St. John's and Corner Brook, Nfld. (1925)
Full-time students: 12,888
Part-time students: 2,737

MONCTON
Moncton, Edmundston and Shippagan, N.B. (1963)
Full-time students: 4,793
Part-time students: 1,192

MONTREAL
Montreal, Que. (1878)
Full-time students: 33,269
Part-time students: 16,728

MOUNT ALLISON
Sackville, N.B. (1839)
Full-time students: 2,294
Part-time students: 841

MOUNT SAINT VINCENT
Halifax, N.S. (1873)
Full-time students: 2,113
Part-time students: 2,004

NEW BRUNSWICK (UNB)
Fredericton and Saint John, N.B. (1785)
Full-time students: 9,556
Part-time students: 1,986

NIPISSING
North Bay, Ont. (1992)
Full-time students: 1,985
Part-time students: 2,116

NORTHERN BRITISH COLUMBIA (UNBC)
Prince George, B.C. (1994)
Full-time students: 2,280
Part-time students: 1,302

OTTAWA
Ottawa, Ont. (1848)
Full-time students: 18,932
Part-time students: 6,983

PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND (UPEI)
Charlottetown, P.E.I. (1969)
Full-time students: 2,816
Part-time students: 566

QUEEN'S
Kingston, Ont. (1841)
Full-time students: 15,259
Part-time students: 2,964

REGINA
Regina, Sask. (1974)
Full-time students: 7,149
Part-time students: 4,829

RYERSON
Toronto, Ont. (1948)
Full-time students: 11,163
Part-time students: 12,047

ST. FRANCIS XAVIER
Antigonish, N.S. (1853)
Full-time students: 3,609
Part-time students: 964

SAINT MARY'S
Halifax, N.S. (1802)
Full-time students: 5,310
Part-time students: 1,952

ST. THOMAS
Fredericton, N.B. (1910)
Full-time students: 2,570
Part-time students: 281

SASKATCHEWAN
Saskatoon, Sask. (1907)
Full-time students: 15,012
Part-time students: 3,481

SHERBROOKE
Sherbrooke, Que. (1954)
Full-time students: 9,003
Part-time students: 6,765

SIMON FRASER
Burnaby, B.C. (1963)
Full-time students: 10,870
Part-time students: 9,532

TORONTO
Toronto, Ont. (1827)
Full-time students: 44,126
Part-time students: 14,979

TRENT
Peterborough, Ont. (1963)
Full-time students: 4,227
Part-time students: 1,292

VICTORIA
Victoria, B.C. (1963)
Full-time students: 11,708
Part-time students: 6,487

WATERLOO
Waterloo, Ont. (1957)
Full-time students: 19,782
Part-time students: 2,933

WESTERN ONTARIO
London, Ont. (1878)
Full-time students: 24,759
Part-time students: 4,435

WILFRID LAURIER
Waterloo, Ont. (1911)
Full-time students: 8,314
Part-time students: 1,973

WINDSOR
Windsor, Ont. (1857)
Full-time students: 10,055
Part-time students: 3,414

WINNIPEG
Winnipeg, Man. (1871)
Full-time students: 4,093
Part-time students: 2,984

YORK
Toronto, Ont. (1959)
Full-time students: 30,056
Part-time students: 8,272