Seneca has on-campus residence at some campuses. Most nursing students live off-campus in Scarborough, North York, or Markham (CAD 900–1,200/month shared). The Indian community in these areas is extensively developed and assists new arrivals.

North York, Scarborough, and Markham have some of Canada's strongest Indian and South Asian community infrastructure. Indian grocery superstores, restaurants covering every regional Indian cuisine, temples, and cultural events are all extensively available near Seneca's GTA campuses.

Seneca's campuses are distributed across the GTA — Newnham (North York), King (King City), Peterborough, Scarborough, and Markham. The North York campus is most common for nursing students. The surrounding Scarborough and North York areas have large Indian communities. Shared student housing near Seneca's North York campus runs CAD 900–1,200/month.

North York and Scarborough are generally safe suburban areas with standard urban precautions required. Seneca's campuses have active security. Students should apply standard city awareness practices. Seneca's collaborative program with York provides both institutions' academic and student support resources. International Student Services, NCLEX-RN preparation, and nursing-specific academic advisors are in place.

Seneca has on-campus residence at some campuses. Most nursing students live off-campus in Scarborough, North York, or Markham (CAD 900–1,200/month shared). The Indian community in these areas is extensively developed and assists new arrivals.

North York, Scarborough, and Markham have some of Canada's strongest Indian and South Asian community infrastructure. Indian grocery superstores, restaurants covering every regional Indian cuisine, temples, and cultural events are all extensively available near Seneca's GTA campuses.

Seneca's campuses are distributed across the GTA — Newnham (North York), King (King City), Peterborough, Scarborough, and Markham. The North York campus is most common for nursing students. The surrounding Scarborough and North York areas have large Indian communities. Shared student housing near Seneca's North York campus runs CAD 900–1,200/month.

North York and Scarborough are generally safe suburban areas with standard urban precautions required. Seneca's campuses have active security. Students should apply standard city awareness practices. Seneca's collaborative program with York provides both institutions' academic and student support resources. International Student Services, NCLEX-RN preparation, and nursing-specific academic advisors are in place.