Which city is good for studying in Canada?

Which city is good for studying in Canada?

Studying in Canada is very popular. Although the total number of schools is small, their strength is among the best. Most of them are mainly concentrated in Ontario, BC and Quebec, which are popular cities for studying abroad.

First, then how to choose?

1. Students who want to improve their language skills should choose cities with fewer Chinese.

For students with poor language foundation and strong independence, don't go to big cities, because the competition in big cities is fierce and there are many people in China, which is not conducive to language learning and future development. Therefore, it is suggested that such students try to choose cities with relatively few Chinese. There are also many famous universities and colleges in these cities, and students can feel exotic customs in a better language environment.

2. For students who are more traditional and introverted, they should choose a big city with a large population.

Because Canada is a big immigrant country, introverted students can feel more cordial and harmonious in a crowded atmosphere, which is more conducive to communication. In this way, they can successfully get through the adaptation period when they first arrive in a foreign country, study and live better, and also help to cultivate an extroverted and optimistic personality.

3. For outgoing and optimistic students, it is suggested to choose a big city with a large population.

In this way, you can make friends widely, quickly adapt to the study and life abroad, improve your language ability in the process of communication and understand the local folk customs. Moreover, the competition in big cities is fierce, and children with this personality will face it with a more positive attitude, which is more conducive to progress and growth.

Second, Canada's three top cities for studying abroad

Montreal, 1

As a city in Quebec with French as its official language, Montreal is also the second largest city in Canada. There are four universities in Montreal, as well as other large and small educational institutions. Montreal is the cultural center of Canada, and the perfect combination of European maturity and American vitality also makes it dump several streets in other cities.

As an international student, you will never be bored here, because there are too many theaters, concerts, dance performances, art exhibitions and some strange festivals, such as laughter and comedy festivals. I suggest that everyone must attend the Montreal Fireworks Festival, which is known as the World Fireworks Festival.

If you want to talk about Montreal's universities, McGill University is unparalleled. It ranks first in Canada in this year's QS ranking. Other universities include the University of Montreal and Concordia University. McGill and Concordia mainly teach in English, but because the official language of Montreal is French, most students speak French, so they can improve their French to some extent during their study abroad.

2. Vancouver

Vancouver is a relatively young city on the west coast of Canada. If you like the pace of life in big cities and are willing to get in touch with nature from time to time, then Vancouver is definitely the best choice. The scenery around Vancouver is really amazing, with lush green forests, shocking lakes and rugged and magnificent Rocky Mountains.

Vancouver is a vibrant city and is very popular with many people in China. It is the third largest city in Canada and a well-known city in Canada. Among the many schools in Vancouver, UBC must be the most eye-catching. Simon Fraser University, which ranks first in comprehensive colleges, has also caught up, and is located in Victoria University near vancouver island.

3. Toronto

As the capital of Ontario, Toronto is the largest city in Canada and one of the most culturally diverse cities in the world. It has been rated as one of the most livable cities in the world for many times. Needless to say, it is also the world's leading entertainment, media and innovation industry center.

Toronto's museums and galleries are impressive, from the large Royal Ontario Museum and the Ontario Art Museum to some small ceramic art, which is enough to feast your eyes. Toronto Film Festival is also one of the film festivals in the world, and there are many live concerts held by local people in the city. Coffee shops and restaurants can satisfy your picky taste buds.

When it comes to education in Toronto, we will definitely mention the University of Toronto, which enjoys a world-famous reputation, leaving many students behind. But Toronto is not only big, but also small groups such as Ryerson University and York University.

Third, the comparison of the three major cities

Student city ranking: Montreal > Vancouver >: Toronto

University ranking: Montreal > Toronto >: Vancouver

Tuition: Toronto > Vancouver >: Montreal

Living expenses: Vancouver > Toronto >: Montreal

Number of people in China: Vancouver > Toronto > Montreal.

Climate and Environment: Vancouver > Toronto > Montreal

Job opportunities: Toronto > Vancouver >: Montreal

Security: Montreal > Vancouver >: Toronto

City life: Toronto > Montreal > Vancouver

Shopping and movies: Toronto > Vancouver >: Montreal

Of course, the above are just some suggestions. When choosing a specific city, international students should also consider their future development and employment and make a difference.

Extended reading: a list of advantages of studying in Canada

1. Global education quality

Although Canada is a Commonwealth country, it belongs to the North American education system like the United States. This means that the quality of education in Canada is at the same world level as that in the United States, so students studying in middle schools in Canada can enjoy world-class education and improve their promotion opportunities. According to the results of the "Global Countries" survey published by Newsweek, Canada's education quality score is as high as 96.72, ranking second in the world.

2. Relax the admission criteria

In recent years, the cooperation between Canadian high schools and universities has become closer and closer, and the admission standards have been greatly relaxed, making it easier for international students to enter the world. For example, the cooperation between the Public Education Bureau of Lemonston, Ontario and Queen's University stipulates that middle school students under the Education Bureau can be conditionally admitted to Queen's University of Arts and Sciences at the beginning of 12 grade, and the requirements for students' English level are also reduced.

3. Some safety measures to ensure the safety of students.

Canada is a peace-loving country with stable society, good law and order, and attaches great importance to the safety of students. Since 2007, the Canadian government has provided 24-hour security services for schools to ensure the personal safety of students. Full-time resident police officers are also stationed in schools throughout Canada to ensure school safety. Canada also strictly controls guns, so the crime rate is also very low.

4. The minimum annual cost is about 6.5438+0.5 million yuan.

Compared with many mainstream destination countries, the cost of studying in Canada is much lower. The tuition and living expenses of Canadian public middle schools add up to about 15- 18 yuan every year (American public middle schools are closed to international students), while the tuition and living expenses of private middle schools are only about 200,000-250,000 yuan per year, which is lower than the average level of 300,000 yuan per year in popular countries such as the United States, Britain and Australia.

5. Employment immigrants facilitate students' development.

Canada is an immigrant country and has always encouraged multiculturalism. Canadian diploma graduates can get a work visa for up to 3 years. The graduation work visa does not require the applicant to find a job in advance, so that students have enough time and space to find a suitable job and accumulate relevant social practice experience.

6. If there is no "college entrance examination", apply directly.

There is no "college entrance examination" for studying in Canada. All students apply to a university with six courses in grade 12. Even if their scores are low, outstanding achievements in other fields can add points to their applications. Students studying in secondary schools in Canada are more likely to be recognized by North American assessments and have more opportunities to enter the world.

Extended reading: saving money skills in studying in Canada

First, save tuition.

Developed cities mean better educational resources, more infrastructure, and more expensive tuition fees for studying abroad. Although the resources and allocation of second-and third-tier cities are poor, they are supported by comprehensive national strength, which will not be bad, but the tuition fees will be much lower.

Therefore, when choosing a school, we should also take the cost performance into account and choose a smaller city, so as to save some hard expenses and spend the rest of the money on more beneficial things.

In Canadian universities, students graduate on the basis of credits. As long as you can complete the credits, you don't need to study for two years, three years and four years. You can apply for graduation at any stage and graduate early, which can save money and supporting expenses.

Second, save living expenses.

The first is accommodation, try to apply for a dormitory. Although the rent pressure for one year of sexual intercourse is a bit high, it is still relatively cheap on average every month. Otherwise, you can choose to share rent, water and electricity and enjoy more resources.

Then eat. If you can, try to cook by yourself. After all, if you eat a set meal in the canteen, you can eat three meals by yourself, which will be much better than eating in the canteen, killing two birds with one stone.

Then buy textbooks and reference books. It is very uneconomical to buy new books, because you will never bring them back to China, and many books will be useless after learning. It is better to buy second-hand books and sell them by hand as long as they can be used.

Third, make money.

Take advantage of free time, holidays or weekends, do part-time jobs, start with the simplest things, and gradually change to higher-tech jobs. In the later period, many students can even rely on part-time income to pay their daily expenses.

Don't miss the paid internship offered by the school. If the school has a cooperative project, you must strive for it as much as possible, because it will be more generous in nature and welfare, and you don't have to worry about being cheated. You should seize the opportunity.