Study abroad, graduate students and immigrants in Canada. French. Quebec province ......

1. Most schools in Quebec, Canada teach in French, and few schools teach in English (I mean regular schools, excluding training like universities).

You apply for immigration first, and if your application is passed, you will be naturalized. After five years, you can apply for the naturalization exam after three years, and you can become a citizen after passing the exam.

As long as you stay in Canada for five years, no matter whether there are schools in the upper part or not, it is less than three years.

Please look at the answer to the second question.

5. The cost of undergraduate course will be higher. The business course costs a little more than 8,000 Canadian dollars a semester, and the full-time semester costs more than 6,000 Canadian dollars. The semester here is 4 months.

If you go to graduate school, it depends on whether you are reading a thesis or following a course. Tuition fees charged according to the course are fixed, generally according to the length of two years. No matter how many courses you take, a semester is about 4000 to 5000.

Thesis will take a little longer, but you can get 1.5 thousand to 20 thousand Canadian dollars from the professor every year. If you get good grades, you will have the opportunity to apply for other grants or scholarships.