Are undergraduates or masters who graduated from Toronto or McGill University in Canada good immigrants? Is it easy to find a job? What about the annual income?

It has something to do with the school, but it is certainly not as big as in China. G 13 is not bad, but other universities are more difficult. . . If you want to find a job after graduating from college, it is best for juniors and seniors to participate in school activities (preferably related to majors, and all departments are basically organized. If you have held any position, it will add a lot to your resume. Don't expect too much from your new salary, up to 50 thousand Canadian dollars. The majors you mentioned are very, very hard to find. . The graduation of our HR teacher's students is called a tragedy. . . You must have an MBA in management. ) Finance and accounting are the best jobs to find. According to the staff of a vocational center in our school, 60% of business jobs are in this field. If you can get CFA lv 1 in the fourth year of studying finance, basically many companies will be interested in you. After all, we are all international students. If our ability is not outstanding, we can't get an honorary degree, and we can't find a job in our junior summer vacation (if we do, then behave better, and many companies will recruit you after graduation). If you want to stay here and develop, you must study for an MBA.