What major can junior college students apply for when studying in Canada?

Every year, a group of junior college students go to Canada to study, so which majors are suitable for junior college students to study? What are the majors that can apply for studying in Canada through the introduction of junior college students?

Professional recommendation

● Engineering major

In Canada, talents with professional educational backgrounds such as environmental engineering, bioengineering, materials engineering and chemical engineering are very popular, especially those compound engineers who can not only solve technical problems, but also understand the rules of international business operation. It is expected that in the next few years, the new composite engineering major will become the first choice for Canadian immigrants.

● Computer major

Computer major covers a wide range. This major is an excellent employment major in any country, and it is also a major with great development prospects. The salary of students after graduation and the salary increase in the next few years are very considerable. Canada is no exception, so it is basically no problem to study in Canada and choose a computer major.

● Accounting and actuarial major

In Canada, as long as you have income, you need to pay taxes. However, in fact, many people are not proficient in such things, so accounting work is very common and necessary. The average annual salary of recent graduates majoring in accounting in Canada can reach 45,000 Canadian dollars. However, this kind of major needs a qualification certificate when it comes to employment, so there are many things to learn and many exams to take. Accounting is also a kind of major that Canadian immigrants apply for quickly.

● Logistics management

This major is called supply chain management in many foreign universities. Logistics management is not to let you manage the warehouse, but to study the laws of material entity flow, and use the basic principles and scientific methods of management to plan, organize, command, coordinate, control and supervise logistics activities, so as to achieve the best coordination and cooperation of all logistics activities, thereby reducing logistics costs and improving logistics efficiency and economic benefits. The salary of a truly mature logistics manager is very high. There are not many schools offering postgraduate courses in this major, and it is difficult to apply, but the prospects are really good.

● Pharmacy and Nutrition

At present, pharmacy and nutrition are still emerging industries in China, but they have become very popular in Canada. The average annual salary of graduates majoring in this major in Canada is100000 Canadian dollars. Pharmacy is also a very good employment and high-paying major in the United States.

Mode of studying abroad

1- transfer from scheme 1 to undergraduate course

College students who apply for undergraduate courses in Canada can "continue their undergraduate studies" by transferring credits, which is more suitable for students who have just graduated or are younger. Students can reduce some credits through evaluation, but how many credits can be recognized has a great relationship with the universities and majors they are studying in China, the Canadian universities and majors they want to apply for, and their university grades.

Generally speaking, the higher the popularity of students' original school, the better their grades, and the higher their recognition. Science and engineering majors such as engineering and computer are relatively easy to transfer.

When applying for Canadian undergraduate credit relief, junior college students need to provide transcripts and course descriptions, and introduce the main contents, hours, teaching materials and achievements of the course. If the professional counterparts, excellent grades (generally at least 70 to 80 points, each school's regulations are different), you can reduce certain credits. According to the number of credits, students can study less 1 to 2 years in Canadian universities.

No.2 —— Scheme 2 applies for undergraduate course.

Junior college students apply for Canadian undergraduate education, and choose to start from the first year of undergraduate education. This is mainly suitable for two-year college students who want to go to a better school instead of choosing their previous major.

Its advantage is that it breaks through the limitations of schools and majors. Students can choose their major according to their own wishes and interests. As long as the applicant can reasonably explain his study abroad plan, the visa officer will consider accepting the application, and the visa success rate is also high.

No.3-Scheme 3 Apply for Master's Degree

Because most universities in Canada require applicants to have a bachelor's degree to obtain a master's degree, students can choose few schools and majors. This method is suitable for older students with rich work experience.

Because there is no bachelor's degree, the school generally requires applicants to provide more than 3 to 5 years of work experience, and then go to the master's program after completing the master's preparatory course to make up for their lack of academic foundation.

It is unconvincing for over-age students to repeat their undergraduate studies, but the success rate of visa application is very high as long as they have suitable work experience and reasonable study plan.

Item 4-Plan 4: Take postgraduate diploma courses.

Because most college students can't directly apply for a master's degree even after completing this course, this method is more suitable for college students with many years of work experience (students who have no work experience or just graduated are careful to choose and easily refuse to apply).

However, it should be noted that the admission conditions of this course are relaxed, the applicants are mixed, and the visa pass rate is relatively low. It is suggested that college students applying for this course must provide excellent academic performance.

Postgraduate diploma courses are mostly provided by Canadian universities, aiming to help students acquire more practical professional knowledge or transition to master's courses. This course usually requires students to provide excellent TOEFL or IELTS scores in addition to 75 to 80 points in domestic junior colleges. Students with TOEFL or IELTS scores have a higher success rate in visa application.

If the IELTS score reaches 5.5 or above, the applicant can also avoid the history of providing guarantee money through the Sino-Canadian international student cooperation program, which has a fast visa speed and a high success rate.

Fifth-Option 5: Apply for a university or transfer to a credit course.

Because college students' application for further study in Canadian colleges is unconvincing, the success rate of this kind of visa application is low, which is suitable for young students with better economic conditions.

It is also an option for college students to study in Canada. They can choose courses that can be transferred to universities for further study. After finishing 1 for two years, they can transfer to other schools to continue their undergraduate courses. They can also study in junior college for two years, get a work visa and immigration opportunities, and then study as immigrants. The tuition fees will be much lower.