What are the requirements for applying to a Canadian university?

Academic performance, language performance, etc.

Canada has become an ideal country for more and more students to go abroad for further study and emigrate because of its advantages of high education quality, reasonable expenses and safe and friendly human environment. Canada pursues the education system of "training talents first", with highly unified education standards in the East and the West and globally recognized diplomas.

1. Academic achievements

For example, the average scores of high school, college entrance examination and senior high school entrance examination are all above 80%, and more than 88% are competitive.

2. Language achievement

Such as TOEFL and IELTS; Mainstream universities generally require IELTS 6.5 and TOEFL over 80%.

3. Study abroad documents

Including application forms, letters of recommendation and essays.

4. Margin

Generally speaking, the deposit history in the bank is required to be 12 months, and the proof materials of the source of funds should be prepared.

Generally speaking, universities in central cities are more expensive than those in eastern coastal areas and central and western provinces. According to the consumption level of medium-sized cities, one year of undergraduate study in Canada is about 12000-30000 Canadian dollars, and the tuition fee of junior college is generally 2-3 thousand Canadian dollars lower than that of local universities.

Every month, you may have to pay for other living facilities, such as electricity, water, fixed telephone, internet and cable TV, your own personal expenses and rental insurance.