Questions about going to university in Canada I hope that seniors with study abroad experience will

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Now question 1There are many, many good high schools in Canada, and Ontario is very good, especially in Toronto, public high schools also accept international students, and I don't know other places GTA area is that there are more than 50 high schools in the Toronto area where you can study abroad, and the best private one is in Montreal It's about 4w a year, I mean the Canadian dollar, hehe, although not all private schools are so expensive, but ordinary people also need 1w.

2.There's a test in high school, at least for our local admissions, it's a test for new students, it's a test for immigrants, it's not known for international students, but you can rest assured, it's all very simple, it's just a junior high school question.

3.English is not very strong, because there is an ESL course, that is, English as secondary language, divided into 5 levels, A, B, C, D E, of which A level is a junior scholar, when you finish the ESL course, English is almost the same, you can take normal English classes.

4.There are 2 kinds of accommodation, one is to find a host family, the other is to find a house by yourself, only some private ones will have dormitories, and it is very expensive, if you live by yourself, a room is 200 Canadian dollars a month, I am talking about the least kind of living expenses, a person is not suitable In fact, the money for more people is about the same It is best to eat and live with other international students, so you can save a lot of money If you live by yourself, you can take 100 Canadian dollars a month Of course, you can cook by yourself.

1.If you are studying in high school abroad, it is recommended to choose the one that is close to your residenceIf your grades can be passed in China, then as long as you solve the language problem, you will be invincible3

As long as the grades are recognized by them, you can go to a language school there first4The cost of living is about 100,000 yuan per year, and the standard of living in each province has a certain deviation 1There are many good high schools, but you have to say which province you want to go to first, ontario has the most high schools, national high schools generally do not accept international students, and private fees are high, but if it is certified by the ontario Ministry of Education, then relatively speaking, the teachers will be very high.

Canada does not have a national Ministry of Education, so it is recommended that you check the Ministry of Education of the province you want to go to.

2.The test is a unified English proficiency test in the province, there is no listening, but there are proposition writing, cloze and reading, the time is very tight, the vocabulary does not need to reach the TOEFL level, but it also needs to accumulate more points. The sentence is relatively loose, and if you don't pass, you will take an extra class called eng2d, so don't worry.

3.No, there are not many requirements for English in high school, depending on what grade you are going to, if you are in the 10th grade or 11th grade, it doesn't matter much, and the English in the 12th grade must be grasped because it is necessary to go to college.

4.The cost of living is different in each province, 10-200,000 no.

1 Ontario, $20,000, private good 2IELTS. Oral communication and so on 3It may be about the same yuan.

There are a lot of people who come to mix points, oh, and so do I!! (

It depends on whether you are a school bag or not.

The number of applicants for undergraduate study in Canada continues to soar, and students can enjoy the advantages of studying in Canada during their undergraduate study in Canada, and use the advantages of high cost performance to ensure their study abroad value. So how should students plan for undergraduate study abroad?

Study in Canada for undergraduate studies in advance and be prepared

After the college entrance examination, many students and parents begin to have plans for their children to study abroad, and study abroad experts recommend that once the intention to study abroad is determined, prepare as soon as possible. The open application for the fall semester of Canadian universities will generally start in late September of the previous year, and the application deadline for each school is different, and Canada's top universities are the first batch of deadlines, which will be closed as early as January in the new school season, and the applications for prestigious schools will have many additional forms or additional essays. You can start thinking about studying abroad.

Early preparation and communication with consultants and copywriters can not only keep abreast of new application requirements, but also fully prepare application materials in a targeted manner, increasing the possibility of admission to prestigious universities. Don't miss out on your school because you're not prepared or early enough.

Hit the top schools

For high school students who intend to apply for undergraduate studies abroad after the college entrance examination in the second year of high school, different students should adopt different study abroad programs according to different performance positioning. If the students usually have excellent grades, excellent results in the small college entrance examination, and the college entrance examination scores are estimated to be above the "one" key line, the college entrance examination results can be filled in the domestic key universities, but there are only a few students who can enter Tsinghua University, Peking University and other top domestic universities. With the same conditions, the chances of being admitted to the world's top 100 universities in Canada are even greater.

Such college entrance examination candidates need to prepare for the language test as soon as possible, use the winter and summer vacations to get qualified language scores, and hit the college entrance examination or SAT test after the start of school. In terms of applying to schools, students can set a higher application goal, which is generally the top 50 universities in the world.

Hello; SFU unless you are applying for January and May 2012, yes, but for September admission, all are adjusted to, winnipeg is; Regina too, so it is recommended that you retake the exam

Few schools in Canada have an IELTS requirement of 6Unless it's an academy, it's OK – the SPP program. If you must go to university, you can go through dual enrollment or a preparatory program.

There is one in Vancouver, it is a college just promoted to the university a few years ago, the specific name of the forget, you can look for those universities.

As I said upstairs, the old universities generally do.

No undergraduate degree requires IELTS, with no single subject less than 6

As those people answered, I suggest that you might as well improve your IELTS score and choose more schools. You can choose to study in mini-small classes, and the teacher will improve your English according to your weaknesses.

You can learn about New World Education Group's subsidiary, Zhiying IELTS, which is specifically aimed at 1. The student's English level is relatively good, but the individual score has not been improved or is relatively weak2.

3. The test results have been relatively "stable", and I hope to break through.

After graduating from high school, IELTS or above is generally required in terms of language, and there are many schools that can double enroll without language, and then take language courses for a period of time after the past, and then take professional classes. In addition, some schools also require students to provide college entrance examination results, depending on the school's requirements.

From the perspective of the economy of cost and the rigor of education, Canada is undoubtedly the first choice in North America, and the academic qualifications are very well recognized in the country and the world. To study in Canada, such as undergraduate study, you need a domestic high school or equivalent diploma, IELTS onwards, tuition and miscellaneous fees and living accommodation expenses can accept 22 250,000 yuan per year.

Taking Algma University in Canada as an example, there are many disciplines such as business management, social sciences, science and engineering, and art to choose from, and it is the only university in Canada that has a master's degree program in computer games, and the employment rate of graduates of this major is almost as high as 100%. Students who enter the program of Yunnan University and complete the first year of the program of Algema University in Canada can directly be admitted to the sophomore year of the University of Algema in Canada. After graduating from the university for four years, he directly obtained a bachelor's degree from the University of Algma in Canada, and his academic qualifications are recognized in China.

The fees for the first year of study at Yunnan University include application fees, IELTS tuition, university basic course tuition, accommodation fees, textbook fees, and registration fees for university mutual recognition credit courses, and the fee standard from September 1, 2018 to the fee standard totaled *** million yuan per year. Admission places are guaranteed. In the second year, the cost of studying at Indiana University of Pennsylvania in the United States includes tuition and fees, living expenses, and accommodation fees, and the registration fee standard for August 2018 is a total of *** million yuan per year.

The cost is the same for Chinese students and Canadian students.

Students can choose from: Accounting, E-commerce, Marketing, Economics, Public Administration, Human Resource Management; English, Sociology, Law & Justice, Political Science, Philosophy, Geography, History, Psychology, Economics, Computer Science, Chemistry, Physics, Mathematics, Biology, Information Technology, **, Graphic Design, Visual Arts, etc. Students study at Yunnan University, including IELTS and university foundation courses, and after one year, they can be admitted to the University of Algema in Canada for the second year.

Yunnan University Base is an official department of the International College among the 28 colleges directly under Yunnan University, which is responsible for all study abroad matters of the college. Yunda Base has been registered with the China (Ministry of Education) Overseas Study Service Center, and the degrees obtained have been recognized by the Ministry of Education and the world. The Yunda base has +2 international bachelor's degree and 1+1 international master's degree.

I'll come to your question:

1.Does Canada's high school ranking have an impact on college or employment? - Canada's high school is universal education, there is no ranking, and it has no impact on your application for universities and jobs.

2.I will take 20 courses in Canada, if I want to apply to American universities, do I have to take the SAT plus TOEFL, or ACT plus TOEFL? INTERVIEWER Have you ever obtained a Canadian high school diploma?

If you are going to go to college in the United States, you must take the college entrance examination in the United States.

3.Do I need a GPA if I apply to a U.S. university? How is my GPA calculated?

Because I only took 20 courses and 4 semesters in Canada. - I estimate that you have not yet obtained a Canadian high school diploma, then you are not eligible to take the SAT, you must look at your GPA score to take the SAT, the GPA score in the United States is 4,2, you must reach the above.

If you are in Canada, you can call this ** and ask: 416-9170-1984Can those 4m courses be used to replace the 4u courses to apply for ** to get a big university?

1 No impact.

2 You don't have to take the test, maybe you can transfer. It depends on the specific school.

3 A good university requires a GPA

4 No, you cannot.

1 High school ranking has no impact 2 To take the SAT and TOEFL 3 The calculation of GPA is your score for the entire high school stage 4 4M and 4U, is it a course for college transfer credits, if so, of course, you can apply.

1: It has an impact, but it is not big, foreign countries mainly look at self-learning ability, because the university admission standard mainly depends on the grades of grade 10, 11, and 12.

2: TOEFL is enough, plus your high school grades.

3: Yes, GPA is your average score, which includes the overall average score and the average score of the major courses.

4: It depends on the university and major.

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.

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.

1. Apply on the school's official website. No.

2. Feel free. An English translation department asks if there are any TOEFL scores that are not very required, and you will know what your life is like.

3. It may or may not be, give the transcript to the school, and the school will decide 4, there is no difference.

5. The future is average. I don't have the impression that Canada has a license to teach Chinese.

Hello; 1. If you apply directly for undergraduate, you need at least IELTS, and you don't need a TOEFL IELTS score, after all, language is a tool, and you can't take classes without tools. This is required, unless you have been taught English in an English-speaking country for more than a period of time, and the school may consider waiving the IELTS or TOEFL score, but depending on your situation, you must provide a qualified IELTS or TOEFL.

2. The choice of major should be chosen from their own advantages and hobbies, according to the local employment needs, blue-collar workers are the most scarce salary, the best and the most bitter and tiring, will you accept it as a girl? If you are introverted or can sit still, you can choose liberal arts or work with numbers, if you are extroverted, you can choose business, social work, etc. But given that you are now in your third year, if you choose a major again, you need to be mentally prepared to re-read, English majors are basically related to English, and how to look at the ability to look at the IELTS TOEFL score can be, so there are not many credits to be transferred, and it will take at least three years to re-study.

If you think you can get into a graduate school in a different direction, I suggest you reconsider. Graduate students in Canada are different from those in China, except for management, which basically require undergraduate majors. If you are an English translator, you can apply for a graduate degree in the past, either TESL or Educational Management.

In addition, if you can't graduate in China, that is, you don't have a degree certificate, so you need to finish your undergraduate studies in Canada before you can apply.

3. As mentioned above, you can transfer, but it is estimated that it is not much, and you need to describe the course to the school when applying.

4. There is not much difference, but new immigrants used to have free language classes, and from the point of view of cost, foreign countries have an advantage.

5, there is no such thing in Canada for the time being, but basically if you are Chinese, if the language score is okay, it is still feasible to teach Chinese in some communities. "