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Mount Allison recognized as top undergraduate university in Canada


Mount Allison has been named the top primarily undergraduate university in Canada 24 times in the past 33 years by Maclean’s annual university rankings — a record unmatched by any other university.
2,300+
Number of students
50+
Programs
1839
Established
16:1
Student-to-faculty ratio
14
Average upper-year class size
41
Average first and second-year class size
$5.5
available in scholarships, bursaries, and awards
85%
of our entering class received an entrance award
30%
of students employed at Mount Allison
110+
Clubs and societies
240+
Varsity athletes
85+
Number of countries represented by our students
12
residences with their own unique personalities
85%
of first-year students live in residence
11-240
students per residence

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With experiential learning opportunities available in every degree, you'll graduate Mount Allison with hands-on learning and real-world experience.

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Mount Allison is a residential campus where you will live, learn, work, and play. Residence living is the foundation for your Mount Allison experience.

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Students quickly discover the endless opportunities to get highly involved in extracurriculars on and off campus and say these are some of the most valuable learning experiences of their time at Mount Allison.
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    🎉 Happy 10th Annual Mountie Day! 

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    On March 25, a new Mounties 4 Mental Health (M4MH) student group was launched at Mount Allison. The group is focused on positively impacting the mental health and wellness of student-athletes at Mount Allison through education, awareness, and initiatives. Follow: @mounties4mentalhealth 

The Mounties 4 Mental Health builds on the initiative that was started two years ago by founding members Matt Thomson (‘11) and Jon Graves (‘15), supporting healthy dialogue and suicide awareness, intervention, and prevention training on campus in memory of a football teammate. 

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    Psychology professor Dr. Alison O’Connor explores how lying evolves across our lifespans with new research funding through the SSHRC’s Insight Development Grant, the CFI’s John R. Evans Leaders Fund (JELF), and ResearchNB.

“Lying decreases as you age into later life, but we still are telling lies. It’s this pervasive social behaviour. So how does that affect us socially? How does that affect our relationships? How does that relate to how we feel about ourselves and our identity?”

Securing funding from multiple sources has been instrumental in expanding the scope of O’Connor’s research and offering more opportunities for student involvement through the Lifespan Lab at Mount Allison.

#facultyresearch #studentresearch #psychology #psychresearch
    Last Thursday, Dr. Kim TallBear delivered her presentation titled "Restoring Indigenous Land and Life via Critical Indigenous Genomics" to a full house in the last instalment of the 2024 President's Speakers Series. 

Dr. MacKinnon expresses his gratitude to speakers Doug Murphy and Dr. Kim TallBear for joining us this year.

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