What about universities in Canada?

Canadian colleges are such schools. College courses in this school account for more than 5 1% of all courses. The undergraduate course is below 49%. On the other hand, this school can be called a university instead of a college. This is the definition of university.

In addition, don't simply think that all college courses are junior college courses. Some of these majors can be awarded bachelor's degrees.

It just depends on the purpose of your study in Canada in the end. If you want to go back to China for development after your studies, you'd better go to university to study. Because, China recognizes the school's ranking. No matter what your grades are, as long as you graduate from a famous university, the whole society will look up to you.

However, if you want to immigrate to Canada to study in the future, the university is the most cost-effective. Because, according to the current immigration law, international students studying in two-year colleges or four-year universities will get a three-year post-graduation work visa after graduation.

Finally, in terms of job hunting, college graduates are more likely to find jobs in Canada than college graduates. Because the distribution of jobs in Canada is pyramidal. The employment level of college graduates is lower than that of college graduates, so there are more jobs. In addition, employers in Canada will never hire over-qualified applicants. If a position requires a junior college graduate, if an undergraduate and a junior college student compete for this position at the same time, the employer in Canada will definitely hire junior college students. This is absolutely different from China.