Positive Reviews: Customers appreciate the University of Alberta's Campus Saint-Jean for its multidisciplinary French-language programs, small class sizes, and student-only residence, providing an immersive environment for learning French. With a strong dedication to quality teaching and a focus on the Francophone community in Western Canada, the university offers a variety of programs including bachelor's degrees in arts, sciences, administration, and nursing, as well as master's degrees in Education and Arts. Nearly 800 students are currently enrolled in the university, driven by a desire to complete their French post-secondary education. Unique Facts about Campus Saint-Jean, University of Alberta: 1. It is the only French-language university-degree program in Manitoba. 2. Campus Saint-Jean was established in Pincher Creek in 1908 and relocated to its current location overlooking Mill Creek Ravine six kilometers east of the University of Alberta's main campus three years later. 3. The university became more closely associated with the University of Alberta in the 1960s and 1970s, before being fully accredited and renamed Faculte Saint-Jean in 1977. 4. It offers two colleges, nine bachelor's degrees, and master's degrees in Education and Arts. Campus Saint-Jean, University of Alberta's Specialty: Specializing in providing a French-language education environment, Campus Saint-Jean aims to combine knowledge, discovery, and citizenship for its students, fostering a strong sense of community and cultural identity among Francophone learners in Western Canada.