How much does it cost to study in Canada for a year? 5

Dear, are you planning to go to Canada for high school, college or graduate school?

High school tuition: 8 330,000 RMB.

University tuition: 8 140,000 RMB.

Postgraduate tuition fee: 12,150,000 RMB.

The tuition fee for a year in BC is about $8,000 $14,000, and the living expenses are about 6,150,000 RMB.

The tuition fee in Ontario is about $10,000 to $16,000 for a year, and the living expenses are about 6 130,000 RMB.

The tuition fee in Alberta is about $6,000 to $12,000 for a year, and the cost of living is about 6,120,000 RMB.

The tuition fee for one year in Quebec is about $6,000 for one year, $12,000 for living expenses, and about 6,120,000 RMB.

The general public school college is generally 12,000 Canadian dollars, which is equivalent to about 72,000 yuan, and if it is a university, it is about 20,000 Canadian dollars, which is equivalent to 120,000 yuan. The cost of living depends on your consumption, general rent, mobile phone fees, Internet fees, transportation expenses, cooking by yourself, occasionally eating out is about 1200 Canadian dollars, equivalent to 7200 yuan, and about 15000 Canadian dollars a year, which is equivalent to 90,000 yuan.

It really depends on what school... Some good universities are still quite expensive... Like multiple rounds of universities, the tuition fee is more than 30,000 a year, plus accommodation or something, Toronto Downtown is still very expensive...

The cost of studying in Canada for a year varies depending on the stage and school.

1. High school. The annual tuition fee of high school in Canada is about 78,000 yuan, and the living expenses are about 60,000 yuan.

2. Bachelor's degree. The cost of undergraduate study abroad is about 200,000 yuan to 250,000 yuan for one year tuition and living expenses, and there will be some differences in the fees of different schools due to different regions and majors.

The average tuition fee is $10,000-$30,000 per year. Engineering and medicine majors will charge more, about $30,000 a year, while arts and humanities will cost less.

3. Graduate students.

The average tuition fee is $10,000-$20,000 per year. Among them, the cost of the MBA program will be higher, with the average executive MBA program being about 50,000 Canadian dollars, while the average cost of a regular MBA program is 30,000 Canadian dollars.

Tuition fees in Canada vary from $8,000 to $110,000 depending on the type of school and location. For example, Canada's central provinces are sparsely populated and previously had lower tuition fees.

Composition of living expenses for studying in Canada:

1. Accommodation fee.

In Canada, if you are staying with a local family, it varies from region to region, and some families will charge an arrangement fee of $200, and the average cost of housing ranges from $400 to $800 per month. The cost of living on campus depends on the school you attend, with the average cost of a dormitory ranging from $3,000 to $7,500 per year.

The cost of living off-campus is relatively different, and the school will provide students with off-campus rental services, will provide students with rental information at reasonable rents, and can also help students find roommates.

2. Food expenses.

If you live in an on-campus dormitory, you can eat in the dormitory, which costs between $10 and $15 per day. Meals are also provided to students in the host family, with an average of $25-35 per day, which includes accommodation and three meals, and about $10-$20 per day if you are self-catering.

3. Travel expenses.

If you buy a general monthly ticket for a bus or subway, it will cost almost 80 Canadian dollars, and a single ticket is a little more than 2 Canadian dollars, and there will be a little deviation in each city in Canada, if you want to buy a car or rent a car, the insurance premium paid in different cities in Canada is also different, almost 69-300 Canadian dollars per month.

4. Medical premiums.

Students studying in Canada will be required to buy insurance, and students will be required to buy insurance when they go to school to register, and some schools will require students to pay the registration fee and insurance premium, which ranges from about 600-800 Canadian dollars per year.

5. Book fee.

In addition to tuition fees, students studying in Canada also need a lot of money to buy books, Canadian books are very expensive, usually 100-200 Canadian dollars a copy, so if you want to save a little money, you can buy second-hand books.

As of January 10, 2020, the intermediary fees for studying abroad in various countries range from 15,000 yuan to 50,000 yuan, which needs to be determined according to the actual study abroad country, different intermediary agencies, and different schools.

In general, the cost of applying for study abroad agents in Asia, Australia, Europe and other countries is mostly between 10,000 and 10,000 yuan, and the cost of study abroad agents is relatively low. The intermediary fee covers pre-request assessment, school selection, document production, school application, sending materials, campus liaison, visa information manufacturing, visa teaching, and overseas services (airport pick-up and accommodation organization).

400,000 RMB per year. The total cost of studying abroad in the University of Toronto for one yearTotal cost: about 78,000 Canadian dollars per year, that is, about 400,000 yuan per year, including tuition:

About 58,000 Canadian dollars per year, that is, about 300,000 RMB per year, accommodation fee: about 20,000 Canadian dollars per year, that is, about 100,000 yuan per year.

The University of Toronto (University of Toronto, referred to as UOFT, Chinese abbreviated as "Duoda"), located in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, is a public federal research university, one of the top universities in Canada and the world, and a member of the Association of American Universities. The University of Toronto was founded in 1827 as King's College'Scollege) is the earliest institution of higher learning established in Canada during the British colonial era, and in 1849 it was separated from the Anglican Church and no longer belonged to the religious university, and changed to its current name.

Studying in Canada for graduate school is relatively cheap, basically only divided into two kinds, one is a research-based master's degree, research-based, very little teaching, but must be completed**, basically this kind of master's students will get scholarships or grants, the best students and the school give a full amount of good call scholarship high socks, even if the research type is self-funded, almost 180,000 a year, tuition + living expenses are included, research master's degree is generally for two years. There is also a professional master's degree, which is generally employment-oriented, and generally speaking, 300,000 yuan in two years is about the same.