Differences between Columbia University of Technology (bcit) and Canadian universities

This is known to those who can't get into a good university and major.

I heard that for international students, BCIT is easy to find a job after graduation, so it is easy to apply for immigration to stay. Because BCIT is mainly technical education, it meets the market demand, and of course the employment rate is high. But the so-called high salary, you personally know, right? How much do you know about the salaries of college graduates and BCIT graduates?

There are good and bad universities. I guess you can take some very general universities as examples.

And now many universities have internship opportunities, the key is whether you have the ability to get it.

I know many foreign students from local universities want to transfer to BCIT. First, because I'm still learning a language, I don't know when I will graduate for tens of thousands of Canadian dollars a year. You'd better transfer to BCIT to get your diploma. Second, they want to emigrate as soon as possible. It usually takes four years for an ordinary university to get a diploma. Now, due to the economic downturn, they may not have jobs after graduation, so they go to BCIT to learn skills, that is, to put it bluntly, to be mechanics.