Cheap tuition and good immigrants.

Whether for the purpose of immigration or study, it is a good choice to go to college for further study first.

Tuition is relatively cheap.

University courses generally last 2-3 years, and the tuition is cheaper than undergraduate courses, so the capital requirements will be relatively less and the visa will be better.

Good academic introduction

Learning is relatively easy to get started, because it pays more attention to practice and is more suitable for us China people to study in the past. After all, it is difficult for us to go directly to lectures in English. The elimination rate of junior colleges is almost zero, while that of universities is relatively high.

Immigrants have no influence

You can go to junior college for two or three years, which has no effect on immigrants at all. After graduation, you can apply for immigration after getting a public visa and working for six months. You can wait for approval in March-June. Soon, you can get a maple leaf card and continue to study in college as an immigrant. The tuition fee is only less than that of international students 1/3 or even less, so it is easier to apply.

Technical class is better.

After going to college, I suggest you study technology instead of business. It's useless. Canada attaches more importance to technicians, believe me.