Apply To Canadian University In 4 Simple Steps

[AmaanAli67]

Apply To Canadian University In 4 Simple Steps​

Everyone dreams big, so if you are a student and you have decided to apply to any one of the Canadian universities for higher studies then your are at the right page.

After reading this post you will no longer require an agent, which you have to pay a lot of money. Believe you me if you can read this and understand what I am saying then you surely can do everything by yourself. You will be able to process your university application yourself as well as you will know the key points for applying to any Canadian University.

STEP ONE: What to Study?
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You have to decide in which field you want to pursue your professional career. Please keep in mind that this field must be of your interest and your past education. However, there is no harm in changing your field a bit.

Please note that the best paying jobs in Canada are:

• Mining and Forestry Manager
• Air Traffic Controller
• Financial Administrator
• Senior Business Manager
• Health Care Manager
• Engineering Manager
• Software Engineer
• Health and Community Services Manager
• Public Administrator Director
• Human Resource Manager

STEP TWO: Which city is best for you?
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After carefully choosing your field you need to find the best place for you to study in Canada. There are a number of factors that must be kept in mind like economy, inflation, student laws etc.

Some of the best cities are:

• Montreal
• Vancouver
• Toronto
• Edmonton
• Manitoba

And for those who want to go for post graduate studies, they should consider these cities:

• Montreal
• Vancouver
• Toronto
• Edmonton
• Hamilton
• Waterloo
• Calgary
• Kingston
• London, Ontario
• Manitoba

Also please keep in mind that if you are complete a bachelors degree (length of program is more then 2 years) from Canada you are eligible to apply work permit and you can get a work permit for up to 3 years. But If your degree is post graduate and the length of your program is between 8 months to 24 months then you are eligible to apply a work permit for one year.​

STEP THREE: Which University is best for you?
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Once you have selected the field of study and the city of your choice you need to select a University. The best universities for above mentioned cities are:

Montreal
McGill University
Concordia University

Vancouver
Vancouver Island University
University of British Columbia
Langara College

Toronto
University of Toronto
Ryerson University
York University Toronto

Edmonton
University of Alberta
MacEwan University
Concordia University College of Alberta

Hamilton
McMaster University

Waterloo
University of Waterloo
Wilfrid Laurier University

Calgary
University of Calgary
Mount Royal University

Kingston
Queens University

London, Ontario
Brock University

You can also check the rankings of the universities from QS World Rankings



STEP FOUR: University Application
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When you are clear on all the above mentioned points then you are ready to proceed towards your student application. You need to focus on the intake application deadline for International Students. You also need to check the admission criteria as different university have different criteria and it also varies with their ranking, higher the ranking higher the criteria.

Make sure that you follow the International Student Application if you are not a Permanent Resident of Canada or bear Canadian Nationality.

Just follow the instructions and apply in your desired program at your desired university. Also provide them with the required documents.

Best Of Luck! :)​

 

[Liaqat Hussain]

Amaan what is the source of this info?

 

[feeqa]

Canadian universities are very expensive & its very hard to find a job being student there. So make sure that you have enough funds to cover the cost

 

[bons]

Brock University is in St. Catharines near Niagara Falls and they have one campus in Hamilton.

 

[AmaanAli67]

I am a new blogger and I want to help students from Pakistan who wants to study in Canada.

https://helpstudentblog.wordpress.com/2015/11/17/apply-to-canadian-university-in-4-simple-steps/

 

[AmaanAli67]

Yes indeed. But students can also apply for scholarships. As far as job is concerned you might be eligible to apply student work permit of 20 hours a week after 6 or 12 months from starting your bachelors. The limit of 6 or 12 months is set by CIC officer which processes your study permit after your first landing at Canada as a student.

 

[Khalid]

if one qualify for Quebec Residency Status, he pays one third of international student fee


[h=1]Quebec resident tuition status[/h]

[h=3]Apply and qualify as a Quebec resident[/h]


Quebec residents pay a lower tuition rate at Quebec Universities than other Canadian or international students. To pay Quebec resident tuition rates, first you must apply for Quebec resident tuition status. If you do not do this, you will pay higher tuition rates.

http://www.concordia.ca/admissions/tuition-fees/quebec-residency.html