Mount Allison University (likewise Mount An or MTA) is a Canadian undergrad aesthetic sciences college situated in Sackville, New Brunswick. It has been positioned as the top undergrad college in the country multiple times in the previous 29 years by Maclean’s magazine, a record unparalleled by some other university. With a 17:1 understudy to-staff proportion, the normal first-year class size is 60, and upper-year classes normal 14 understudies.

Mount Allison University was the primary college in the British Empire to grant a baccalaureate to a lady (Grace Annie Lockhart, B.Sc, 1875). Mount Allison graduates have been granted a sum of 55 Rhodes Scholarships. American scientific expert James B. Sumner, who won the 1946 Nobel Prize in Chemistry, worked at Mount Allison as a showing individual in 1910-11. Mount Allison additionally has probably the biggest blessing per understudy in Canada.

Mount Allison’s grounds paper, The Argosy, is an autonomous distribution created week after week. The distribution dates from 1872,[24] making it one of the most established understudy distributions in the country. The grounds and local area radio broadcast, CHMA 106.9 FM, is possessed and worked by the individuals from Attic Broadcasting Company Ltd., a non-benefit association with its workplaces on the college grounds.

Bedlam theater organization was established at Mount Allison by Professor Alex Fancy and creates a bilingual aggregate show every year, arranged at the Motyer-Fancy Theater and later introduced at junior and senior secondary schools all through the Maritime areas. A performing expressions arrangement is held at Convocation Hall (one of the biggest show corridors east of Montreal) during the school year, and the yearly President’s Speakers Series brings broadly and universally famous speakers to grounds every year.