Excuse me, I am a junior now, and I plan to study BCIT and business in Canada after graduation. Is it more successful to apply by yourself or through an intermediary? thank you

What is the purpose of your study in Vancouver?

Immigrants come here to find a school to strengthen and find a good job? Or do you want to get an advanced diploma?

If you want to emigrate for employment, then choosing BCIT is a good transition way; But judging from the way you ask questions, you want to go up. The most important thing in BCIT is diploma, the highest is degree, and there are professional restrictions. Not every major has an undergraduate course.

If you are in the first situation, come and choose accounting, computer, nursing and so on, because choosing BA or MM is not good for employment and unprofessional. It is a junior college (undergraduate) course, so it has nothing to do with your existing undergraduate course, which is equivalent to re-reading an undergraduate course and deciding your own major. IELTS really requires 6.5, and then the high school scores are notarized. If you want to transfer some credits you are studying now, you need to notarize the courses (credits) that can be transferred, so as to avoid taking some courses when you come here.

If you want to get a higher degree, such as a graduate student or something, BCIT doesn't want to. I suggest choosing SFU or universities such as UVIC and UBC.

If you apply in China, it depends on what your agent will do for you, or you can send an email directly to the school to ask. If you apply, it's easy. Go straight to school.

I have graduated, majoring in accounting, and work as an accountant in a company. I plan to go back to BCIT to complete my last year's undergraduate course at the latest by the end of the year.