What are the advantages and disadvantages of studying in Canada? How many years did you study in Canada?

When studying abroad, every country and major has its own advantages and disadvantages. How about studying in Canada? How many years does it take to study in Canada?

? Advantages and disadvantages of studying in Canada, the education in North America is first-class, and the best education in North America is in the United States and Canada. High schools and universities in Canada are mostly public schools, which are invested by the government and guaranteed in all aspects. A few private elite schools have high education quality and relatively safe overall environment. The quality of Canadian civic education surpassed that of the United States, ranking second; In this year's Times and QS World University Rankings, one tenth of Canadian universities have entered the top 200 in the world. Strong educational ability is also a key factor for domestic families studying abroad to value studying in Canada.

Canada has a safe environment, with more than 90% immigrants and descendants, so it is inclusive, with a small population of 37 million, a large land area, the second largest in the world, rich in resources, and the gap between the rich and the poor is not that big. The cost of studying in Canada is relatively moderate. The annual cost of studying in Canada is about16120,000 Canadian dollars, equivalent to RMB1015,000 yuan. Moreover, there are many work-study opportunities recognized by universities during school. Compared with other top study abroad countries, the cost of studying in Canada is still relatively low.

Canada has been rated as the best place to live for many times. In terms of quality of life alone, Canada ranks first among G7 countries. OECD also praised Canada as a country with high quality of life, advanced economic level, strong government and attractive environment. Disadvantages: high school scores, test scores, more and more famous schools to join the college entrance examination! If you want to go to college, your high school grades are 80% hopeless. IELTS is basically 6.5, and double admission is not available in all schools.

In Canada, it is difficult for undergraduate students to enter a prestigious school, and it is also difficult for graduate students to enter a prestigious school. Originally, there were fewer schools and fewer graduate students, so there were fewer graduate majors suitable for you. Canadian higher education is basically public, so it is difficult to apply for scholarships without the support of big consortia. But it also reflects that the requirements of Canadian schools are very high, so the teaching quality will not be bad.

? How many years did you study in Canada? Canadian universities are divided into three-year and four-year programs, with general bachelor's degrees and honorary bachelor's degrees. The three-year program requires 90 credit courses, and you can get an ordinary bachelor's degree after graduation. If you plan to apply for a master's degree, you need to study for another qualification year (Q-year) to meet all the qualification requirements for a master's degree application.

The four-year program needs to complete 120 credit courses, and there are professional courses. Those with excellent grades can get an honorary bachelor's degree. After obtaining an honorary bachelor's degree, you can apply for a master's degree.