I want to ask about tax returns and free medical insurance. I am in America.

Just talking to you for a few words is boring. .....

1. International students can only apply for work cards in public universities, such as UBC and SFU. Please consult the school. By the way, international students can work up to 20 hours a week.

2. Insurance. Do you mean medical insurance? Insurance other than medical insurance is linked to work, and it is automatically deducted when paying wages. At the end of the year, if the income is low enough, you can return a part. Medical insurance immigrants whose annual income is less than 1W8 can apply to the government for exemption from medical insurance. The government website has relevant forms to fill in. The international student department is too clear. There seems to be no such thing. For the sake of safety, it is better to pay this expensive fee through the school, so be prepared.

At first, many of us studied in university for two years, and then transferred to university. The result is the same, but the process is different. For international students, we can save a lot of tuition fees, but we have one requirement, that is, to recommend the results of several universities.

1) Langara College, Douglas College, Capilano College and Columbia College have good teaching quality and comprehensive quality of students. You can feel it separately and see which one you like. BCIT is a university. If you want to stay in Vancouver and find a job, it is a good choice to study science or engineering for two years. It is easy to find a job after graduation. Of course, if you want to go back to China in the future, you will eventually move to UBC or SFU.

2) I heard that nutrition is easier ... Later, I heard that it was easier for someone to study forestry at UBC, but it was not confirmed. I study finance in SFU. Compared with other majors, I need less papers and more understanding. Personally, I think this major is quite simple, but some people say it is quite difficult. Different people have different opinions. Which major is easier depends on personal hobbies. Generally speaking, if you can adapt to the pace of college, you won't have much difficulty. Still strongly suggest that you start from your interests.

3) This question is difficult to explain to you. Learn computer and business the most. But who knows which major is more promising in the future? Actuarial science is very popular now. In Vancouver, I only know that SFU has this major, and the competition is fierce. If you have confidence in statistics, you can challenge it. Some majors will never lose their popularity, such as accounting and computer. If you can know which field you are interested in, then continue to communicate. You can leave a message to exchange MSN.