Higher education in Canada is more affordable than many countries, considering its champion-quality. We have selected 10 cheap but well-recognized universities in Canada for international students. 10. Brock University Location: St. Catharines, Ontario Average tuition fees/year: $26,000 CAD Cost of living/year: $11,000 CAD Degree Programs Bachelor of Business Administration (Honours) (Co-op) Tuition: $26,442 CAD Bachelor of Science – Computer Science (Honours) (Co-op) Tuition: $26,442 CAD Bachelor of Arts – Child Health (Honours) Tuition: $26,558 CAD 9. Laurentian University Location: Sudbur ..read more

Program Overview The Nursing program at Humber College in Canada is a collaborative partnership program with the University of New Brunswick. The University of New Brunswick is one of the oldest university nursing programs in Canada with a reputation for academic and professional excellence. All four years of the UNB degree are delivered on-site at Humber campus, using Humber faculty and clinical practice sites in the Greater Toronto Area, while the University of New Brunswick provides the curriculum. So, the students can graduate with a Bachelor of Nursing from UNB.  Tuition Fees D ..read more

Schalorship Description Global Leader of Tomorrow Scholarship is a full-tuition scholarship to outstanding international students going for undergraduate studies at York University. The scholarship is worth 20,000 Canadian dollars per year, totalling $80,000 over four years. Imagine your tuition is covered for all four years of your study, all you need now is to make up for living costs. Details Institute: York University in Canada Amount of Scholarship: $80,000 ($20,000 x 4 years) Application deadline: February 1st, 2020 Number of scholarships offered: Two (2) Study level: Bachelors/Undergr ..read more

Rotman Commerce is considered as one of the top business schools in Canada. When we talk about the top three undergraduate business schools in Canada, we usually think of Rotman Commerce at the University of Toronto, Schulich at York University and Ivy at Western University. All three of these schools are very top, but they each have their pros and cons. Rotman Commerce has the characteristics that many students are looking for in undergraduate schools such as connections,  huge networking opportunities and global reputation. But some students may choose to go to different business scho ..read more

Quick Facts WHAT IS THE STUDY PERMIT? The study permit is a mandatory immigration document for all those who study in Canada. WHO REQUIRES ONE All international students, with the exception of those studying in a program that is LESS than 6 months. WHEN TO APPLY Students can apply for a study permit once they have recieved letter of acceptance. HOW TO APPLY Online At a Port of Entry (Border) – ONLY U.S. Citizens and permanent residents are eligible. OR Using a Paper application – ONLY if you are NOT eligible to apply online (See guides below) Applicat ..read more

Table of Contents York University English Language Institute: YUELI   If your English language skills are not yet at the level needed to study at York University, in other words, if your IELTS score does not meet an overall 6.5 with no band below 6.0, you should come to study at YUELI to fulfill the English language requirement. There four types of programs at YUELI Academic Program (AP) Pre-Destination York (PDY) Destination York (DY) YUBridge Now, let’s look at each program and figure out which one you should register in. Academic Program Program Overview AP1 – AP9, 9 levels in to ..read more

Ministry of Colleges and Universities (MCU): University Employment Outcomes, Graduation, and Student Loan Default Rates (http://www.iaccess.gov.on.ca/OsapRatesWeb/enterapp/home.xhtml) Program Graduation Employment Rate⁴ Cohort5 Rate 6 months    2 years Agriculture & Biological Science 17 82.0% 76.7% 93.0% Architecture & Landscape Architecture 0 X 95.2% 95.2% Business & Commerce 2,335 79.0% 85.1% 96.8% Computer Science 1 X 83.8% 98.2% Dentistry 64 95.3% 100.0% 100.0% Education (teacher training) 1,258 98.4% 97.4% 100.0% Engineering 1,172 86.9% 88.7 ..read more

Deciding on which university to go is not easy. You might feel overwhelmed by the rankings! College and university rankings have most often been conducted by QS ranking, Times Higher Education (THE), US News and Maclean’s Magzine. Many applicants solely focus on a university’s overall ranking. However, in most cases, the right place for you won’t be the one ranking the highest. You should always dig deeper into the subject rankings! THE QS Maclean’s Teaching (the learning environment) : 30% Academic Reputation 40% Students 28% Reputation survey: 15% Employer ..read more

One of the most frequently asked questions is how to select the university of best fit. Choosing a college or university is a crucial decision you have to make in your life. Where and what you study, and whom you meet at school will have a far-reaching influence on your future. Hopefully, the factors we are discussing here will help you narrow down your list of selections. 1. Location Location is really important to consider when comparing universities. It can determine people you will meet, living costs, career, and a lot more. Depending on which university you choose, you may have to move ..read more

In some countries like the US, college is much equivalency to university. However, in Canada, college and university are distinct in many aspects. This article will drive you through the differences between college and university in Canada and its impact on your educational, career, and immigration goals.   They are differnt in Canada University in Canada Universities in Canada are degree-granting institutions that provide bachelor’s, master’s, and doctoral degrees. Universities typically focus on analytical skills and academic and professional programs. With a higher student-to-instru ..read more