I would like to ask some questions about ALEVEL’s application for universities in the UK and Canada. Thank you if you understand.

1. You should first know what university you want to go to. There are undergraduate application requirements on the official website of each university. Just see that and you will find that universities with similar rankings are basically the same. The requirements for majors are almost the same

2. The most important thing is major-oriented subjects. Even Oxford and Cambridge only look at the best three subjects with average scores. Suppose you want to study science as a major, but you have failed in one of the humanities subjects. B, it will not have much impact on your application. If you get D, it will have a slight impact

3. The advantage of studying in Canada is that it is easier to apply for schools than in the UK, and it is easier to stay and work in Canada after graduation. Or immigrating, the disadvantages are that the universities are not as good as those in the UK, the land is vast and the people are sparse and boring, and the accent is not as pure as the UK

The key is to look at your own preferences. . . I personally prefer the UK. . . .