Study inCANADA
Choose excellence in CANADA.
Why study in CANADA?
Why study in CANADA?• 90 + publicly–funded universities
• Internationally recognized, high-quality education
• Affordable tuition and living expenses
• Flexible and portable degree programs
• Clean, safe, cosmopolitan campuses and communities
Admissions.• Admission requirements vary by institution
• Academic achievement is the most important criterion
• Students normally apply to a specific faculty or program
• Proof of English language proficiency may be required
• Supplementary information may also be required (or considered)
• Transfer credit or advanced standing may be granted for enriched programs on a course-by-course basis (e.g. A-level, IB and AP)
Application process.• Applications normally open in October
• Online applications are available (visit: institutional websites)
• Common application in Ontario (visit: www.ouac.on.ca)
• Application deadlines vary, but tend to be later than in the U.S.
• Admission decisions are normally made on a rolling basis
• The typical academic year runs from September to April
Finances.• Tuition and fees compare favourably to those at similar post-
secondary institutions in the U.S. and Europe
• Low cost of living in Canada
• Merit-based scholarships awarded
• Some scholarships earmarked for international students
Estimated Costs.
Tuition & Related Fees 15,000-25,000 CAD
Living Costs 7,000-12,000 CAD(Books & Supplies, Room & Board, etc.)
Estimated Total 22,000-37,000 CAD
Employment Opportunities.• Opportunities to work part-time on- and off-campus
• Opportunities to work full-time during study breaks
• Co-op programs available (paid internships)
• After graduation, start your career in Canada
Study Permits.• Required for students who are not Canadian citizens or
Permanent Residents
• Students with an offer of university admission must apply through the appropriate Canadian Embassy or High Commission
• For details and more information, visit: www.cic.gc.ca
Student Services.• Airport Pick-Up
• International Student Advising
• Housing Services (on- and off-campus)
• Orientation
• Academic Advising and Social Support
• Career Development Services
Questions to Ask.• What programs are available?
• What are the admission requirements?
• When are the application deadlines?
• Location in Canada? Urban, suburban or rural campus?
• What extra-curricular opportunities exist?