Now in my sophomore year, I want to study for a master s degree in Canada or the United States, what

If your goal is to study abroad and eventually obtain immigration status in Canada, it is recommended that you apply for courses in public institutions and go through the SPP program, free of funds** explanation, to facilitate obtaining a visa.

If you have graduated from a bachelor's degree, you can consider applying for a postgraduate diploma from a public college for your visa, and then consider whether to switch to a post-secondary or bachelor's degree program when you arrive there. The tertiary course requirement is usually 6 IELTS, no less than a single subject, if you have an IELTS score that meets the requirements, you can directly enter the tertiary course, and you do not need to take a language course. Even if you don't have an IELTS score that meets the requirements for major admission, you can consider applying for dual enrollment in language + major, and you can enter the major after completing the language course in the local area.

The college tuition fee is 12,000 Canadian dollars a year, and the living expenses are expected to be 10,000 Canadian dollars a year.

Completion of a minimum of 2 years of post-secondary course, after graduation, you can get a 3-year work visa, and one year of work can be obtained through the experience category to obtain immigration status. After graduating from a one-year program, you can only apply for a one-year work visa, and you need to work legally for two years before you can apply for experience immigration.

If you're interested in applying to a local public institution in Toronto, such as Centennial College or Seneca College, I can get you an offer.

Hehe, nuclear physics is good, don't worry about work.

If you study at your own expense, Canada and Australia are relatively cheaper in these four countries, and the quality of education is about the same, but Canada only allows you to work on campus, while Australia has no limit to allow 20 hours of working time per week, you can work all day during the holidays, and the living expenses can basically be earned by part-time work, if you can work during the study abroad Australia is cheaper than Canada, and students with the same learning background can apply to the world's top schools in Australia. In addition, in terms of climate and environmental conditions, Australia is better than Canada. Because my brother recommends that you study in Australia, the universities with better human resources majors include the University of Sydney, the University of Technology Sydney, Monash University, Melbourne Changshu University, the University of Queensland, etc.

The tuition fee is 12-160,000 RMB per year (varies from school to school). If you can't afford it, you can also choose to go to Australia for a 2-year TAFE course first, immigrate first after graduation, and then go to a master's degree, which is much cheaper.

If you can apply for a full scholarship in the United States, it is also a good choice to go to the United States.

No matter which country you go to study, there are pros and cons to rolling yourself off.

Australia:The school is highly ranked, and it can be said that it is the easiest way for secondary school students in these three countries to get to the top of the rankings; But Australian schools are often considered water schools in the eyes of the Chinese.

Canada:Canada's academic schools are not highly ranked, but it is really difficult to get in, the number of schools is not large, but it is relatively easy to stay in the local area after graduation.

United States:It is very suitable for students who have deep financial resources and strong comprehensive ability, especially those who have strong soft power. If you go to the United States to study, you can go to a prestigious school, and it can be said that there is a chance that you will meet the requirements in terms of academics, and your comprehensive soft power is very valued.

I don't know what kind of aspects you mean when you say that you are good or bad? Good or bad is relative, depending on the individual's specific situation, and not shaking is a generalization.

Canadian undergraduate programs are recognized by many universities in the United Kingdom, the United States, Australia and New Zealand, and if your Canadian undergraduate score (GPA) is sufficient, you can transfer to a first-class university in the United Kingdom and the United States.

This is not necessarily, it depends on your grades, of course, it is difficult to get into a good university.

Canada's undergraduate degree is not higher than that of domestic universities, so if you want to transfer to a highly-ranked university, you still have to refer to your results in each subject.

If you have a lot of money in your family, then it is not a problem which foreign university to go to, and if you do not have financial strength, then that's it.

In the end, when I returned to China, I still looked for some famous shirts. If you don't go back, find some good sails to get a certificate, here is not important to ** graduation. Unless it's a doctor, the business is in the car cavity industry.

Why do you know which universities can you go to that time, that is, you can estimate your score and go to rank you?

Canadian undergraduates can be transferred to the University of Chicago in the United States and Boston University in the United Kingdom.

· There are many famous schools and rich educational resources.

The United States has a high quality of education, with thousands of universities, many of which are among the world's top 200

Diversification of professional options.

The U.S. master's degree covers a wide range of majors, courses, and flexible course options.

There are many types of scholarships.

The United States is the country that provides more financial aid for international students in the world, and the financial aid forms are scholarships, grants, on-campus jobs, etc., and the master's scholarship is very generous.

The degree has a high gold content.

The U.S. advanced diploma is widely recognized and respected all over the world, so it has an absolute competitive advantage, and getting an education in the U.S. can broaden your horizons and enhance your competitiveness.

High-end educational standards.

Canada's education system is perfect, the standard of education is super high, many fields are leading in the world, and the diploma is extremely high, and it can be recognized by the Ministry of Education after returning home.

The acceptance rate is high and there are many types of scholarships.

There are various tuition scholarships, teaching assistantship scholarships, and research assistant scholarships available in Canada for most eligible students to apply for.

The cost is low and the cost of studying abroad is high.

Studying in Canada, the annual tuition and living expenses are about 180,000-200,000 RMB, and the low cost of studying abroad and the excellent teaching quality are desirable.

Fast immigration, relaxed immigration policy.

Canada** encourages international students to study, work and live in Canada, and the policy stipulates that as long as international students who have completed a college degree or above in Canada, they have the opportunity to apply for a 1-3 year graduate work permit; There is also a chance to apply for ** to get a big immigration.

There is no absolute good or bad between the United States and Canada to study for a master's degree, the most important thing is to choose a country that suits your actual background and study plan.

As we all know, the United Kingdom and the United States have developed education, and there are many top-ranked universities in the world, so the gold content of the degree will naturally be high. Then there is the fact that studying abroad is not only to get a high degree, but also to broaden your horizons, learn advanced knowledge and skills, and accumulate more contacts. Of course, the cost of studying abroad in developed countries such as the United Kingdom and the United States will be higher, but if you have time, you can consider studying abroad 3+1+1 and Beihang 2+2 North American study programs, because the duration of study is 3 or 2 years in China, and then apply to study in British and American universities for 2 years to get a bachelor's degree, and then study for a year to get a master's degree, which can save hundreds of thousands of study abroad costs, and reduce the risk of studying abroad than studying abroad.

Therefore, it is recommended that according to your own long-term planning and economic foundation, the one that suits you is the best.

The hardware conditions for graduate students to study abroad are, first of all, the applicant's college grades. College grades are your GPA during college, and GPA is very important in the application for studying in the United States, of course, its importance cannot be generalized, but also depends on the comprehensive quality of the applicant. The better the overall conditions, the lower the importance of GPA; The comprehensive conditions are average, and the GPA is the magic weapon to knock on the door of a prestigious school.

Strictly speaking, GPA is very important for applying for prestigious universities and scholarships, and if the GPA is lower than the score, it will be much more difficult to apply. Of course, this is also related to the major to be applied for, and the importance of applying for a GPA for a master's or doctoral degree also varies. Generally speaking, the GPA requirements for applying for science are higher than those for liberal arts, and the GPA requirements for applying for doctoral degrees are higher than those for master's.

Good employment, of course, good employment, run business. It also meets the conditions for bad math, but I still suggest that you don't want to learn any business, insurance, try not to learn. Nothing interesting.

I don't know what you are studying, there are actually so many majors, and you can just do it if you have a personal career tendency.

Hehe, I want to learn this too, and I'm in Canada right now.

I'm still in high school and still learning to draw, so this major should be better in the United States, right?

I'm going to go there to learn from there.

It doesn't matter if you are not good at math, you are good at English or not.

Actuarial science major, mathematics should be good, ordinary people dare not learn, and it is super good to find a job.