How to study in Canada

For students who are about to take the college entrance examination this year, there are three main schemes for studying in Canada:

Scheme 1: The scheme of applying for university after passing the preparatory study is mainly aimed at students who have no language scores after the college entrance examination, or whose language scores are not ideal, but have a complex of prestigious schools. Canadian universities offer preparatory courses, such as UBC, Toronto University Preparatory College, SFU FIC College, ICM College of Manitoba University, Ontario International College, Columbia International College and British International College. The courses are mainly 6-credit courses in Canadian high schools 12 grades and preparatory courses in some universities. You can enter our school if you meet the requirements.

Option 2: Apply for dual admission institutions in Canada.

For students who have no language scores or whose language scores can't meet the requirements of direct admission to universities, and students who don't care much about the ranking of institutions. The so-called "double admission" means that when students apply for a university, after the evaluation of the school, all the conditions are graded according to the requirements of the school, but the language scores do not meet the requirements of direct admission. Schools can accept students, but they must be equipped with English language courses at the corresponding time according to the entrance English test, and they can only enter the main courses of the school after reaching the standard. There are two main types of double admission in Canadian universities: non-verbal double admission and conditional double admission. Institutions that offer double admission without language scores, such as Dalhousie University, University of Saskatchewan, Manitoba University, Memorial University of Newfoundland, Concordia University, Brook University, University of Windsor, etc. Institutions that offer conditional admission, such as IELTS 5.0: Ottawa, Carlton and Piso University. Dual IELTS 5.5 institutions: Alberta, Calgary, Victoria, etc. You can apply for admission in June or September of the following year after graduation. 65438+ 10 There are very few majors that start in October, and most of them start in September.

Option 3: Apply directly to Canadian universities.

For students with excellent grades and qualified language scores. The IELTS requirement for direct admission is generally 6.5 points (not less than 6 in a single item), and the requirement for prestigious schools will be higher, with more than 7 points. Applying for direct admission requires students to prepare one year in advance, so for students who graduated from senior three this year, they can only consider direct admission next September.