Questions about studying abroad or emigrating.

It's mean of you not to get rewards for so many questions ~ ~ ~

1, which country you go to has a lot to do with your major or money. It is easier for engineering students to apply for scholarships, but there are few economics students. Economic tuition is almost the most expensive ~ tuition and living expenses in Canada are not cheap, but everything depends on which city you stay in;

This shows that the landlord just wants to go abroad, and the problem is not clear.

Education industrialization, everyone wants to earn money from China people, understand? Therefore, studying abroad is very simple, and the cost is the same. You want a world famous school, and the tuition is not cheap, but it depends on whether you can apply for a scholarship. If you want to go to school a little, the tuition and living expenses will be better; The question of green card is different in every country, so there is no way to answer it. Immigrant countries have policies, and non-immigrant countries have loopholes, understand?

3, your major should be very advantageous, I don't know the rest, you should ask the intermediary ~ ~

I didn't have any relatives or friends when I came out. Don't worry, the agent can arrange accommodation for you. If you don't want to waste money, you can also find it online, www.move2rent.com or Tick Tick Tick. But, alas, the house is definitely a big problem that will accompany your whole study abroad career.

The landlord is too stupid to watch, tick-tock and so on. I suggest you go to the bubble more, many questions have answers.

Well, if no one answers better than me, I hope the landlord will give me more points. I answered very seriously! ~