Burman University

Trznice i pijace GINTAS

My largest desire is to study in this beautiful University.

My dad went to Canadian Union College, I spent a year there too just before it be came Canadian University College! Awesome memories!

I am coming

Good being there....

Glad to be almost done but some good years

CUC, Canadian University College, is the wonderful "School on the Hill," where my parents attended when it was Canadian Junior College. By the time I was born, my dad was completing a second theology degree at Canadian Union College, & my mom was teaching voice & piano there. After pastoring in Quebec & Ontario for three years, my parents returned to their Alberta alma mater with my three siblings & I, where I was privileged to complete grades 1-12 with "senior matriculation," (worth 30 semester units of credit at colleges & universities in the USA). I had well-prepared, devoted teachers & made many amazing, life-long friends! I will always be grateful for the excellent education I received. During the years of my career at Loma Linda University Medical Center, I also observed that the CUC students who applied, not only gained admission to Medicine & Dentistry & the various other Loma Linda University professional schools, but upon graduation, quickly rose through the ranks to assume leadership positions, which I attribute to the high educational & behavioral standards, the spirituality, work-ethic & interpersonal skills that were fostered at CUC during their undergraduate studies & campus experience! In June, 2015, I will return to the hilltop for my 50th high school reunion. CUC has played a central part in my life & I am excited to see my classmates & friends!

I attended C.U.C. for a couple of years, a very long time ago. Some good memories, some not quite so good....but all of them are cherished. Would love to go back and visit someday. It looks very different!

I want to go there

I actually attended CANADIAN UNION COLLEGE not Burman University. I had a blast at CUC. I am proud to have attended CUC and though there were some issues with course credits when I transferred to the University of Alberta, the experience was worth the lost credits.

I want to visit there

Trznice i pijace GINTAS

My largest desire is to study in this beautiful University.

My dad went to Canadian Union College, I spent a year there too just before it be came Canadian University College! Awesome memories!

I am coming

Good being there....

Glad to be almost done but some good years

CUC, Canadian University College, is the wonderful "School on the Hill," where my parents attended when it was Canadian Junior College. By the time I was born, my dad was completing a second theology degree at Canadian Union College, & my mom was teaching voice & piano there. After pastoring in Quebec & Ontario for three years, my parents returned to their Alberta alma mater with my three siblings & I, where I was privileged to complete grades 1-12 with "senior matriculation," (worth 30 semester units of credit at colleges & universities in the USA). I had well-prepared, devoted teachers & made many amazing, life-long friends! I will always be grateful for the excellent education I received. During the years of my career at Loma Linda University Medical Center, I also observed that the CUC students who applied, not only gained admission to Medicine & Dentistry & the various other Loma Linda University professional schools, but upon graduation, quickly rose through the ranks to assume leadership positions, which I attribute to the high educational & behavioral standards, the spirituality, work-ethic & interpersonal skills that were fostered at CUC during their undergraduate studies & campus experience! In June, 2015, I will return to the hilltop for my 50th high school reunion. CUC has played a central part in my life & I am excited to see my classmates & friends!

I attended C.U.C. for a couple of years, a very long time ago. Some good memories, some not quite so good....but all of them are cherished. Would love to go back and visit someday. It looks very different!

I want to go there

I actually attended CANADIAN UNION COLLEGE not Burman University. I had a blast at CUC. I am proud to have attended CUC and though there were some issues with course credits when I transferred to the University of Alberta, the experience was worth the lost credits.

I want to visit there