Conditions and procedures for studying in Canada.

The first step of the Canadian undergraduate application process: a general understanding of all schools in Canada.

Get to know the schools you are interested in first. If you really don't know what schools, you can refer to the "Canadian University Rankings" and get to know the top schools first. After all, top schools can't say that every major is first-class, but it's definitely not too bad.

Secondly, find out whether the major you want to study in the school you are interested in is the strength of the school. For students who want to stay in Canada, professional ranking is more important than school ranking. Of course, if you want to return to China after graduation, just aim at Niu Jiao directly.

Finally, you can learn about local schools in Canada through friends or relatives who have studied in Canada.

Note: the world ranking generally follows the ranking of medical doctors; For information about what is the ranking of medical doctors and what is the comprehensive ranking, you can refer to this website and click to view it.

The second step of Canadian undergraduate application process: get the specific information of interested schools.

After getting a general picture of Canadian universities, you can basically locate the schools you want to know in detail. At this time, the most important person is attending the school official website. Basically, the first item in the first column of every school is "U about XXX", which is the general situation of the school. Students applying for the exam may wish to browse this first. Next, you can choose what to read according to your own situation-if you have enough time, you can of course browse all the information, but if you are at the end of the application season, please go directly to the "enrollment" ...

Most school admissions include undergraduate, graduate, transfer and international; ; Generally, what we want to see is "international" and "undergraduate". After that, some schools will clearly write "requirements" and just go in and look at it. Some schools include language requirements for international students in "international", and some schools have different document requirements for students from different countries. "Undergraduate" includes requirements for Chinese and American students, and sometimes also for international students. These two may cross, or it is better to look at both.

(Note: There are still some schools that do not offer "admission", which are divided into prospective students, current students, parents and visitors. On the home page. Please click "Associate Undergraduate" for relevant information. )

Generally speaking, official website is the most important for the students who apply: quasi-undergraduate, international and requirements. After knowing the requirements and documents required by the university for undergraduates, I will probably evaluate all the materials (language scores, GPA, etc.). ) I have it at hand. If I think this school is more suitable for me, I can look at "scholarships and awards", "tuition and fees" and so on. Understand the specific situation of the school, compare it, and choose several schools I want to apply for.

The third step of the Canadian undergraduate application process: the beginning of the application process

Generally speaking, under the category of "Admission", there is an option of "Apply Now" (I believe that every student who has applied for this project will definitely find this, regardless of this category). Click and start filling out the online application form. Some schools have paper copies, so I suggest applying online, which is faster and doesn't need to be sent. ) The online application form will generally contain your basic information and the major you want to apply for (every school has a detailed professional introduction, and official website has it). In addition to this basic information, some schools also require you to fill in extracurricular activities and awards. After filling in, you will enter the payment page, asking you to pay a certain application fee. Here, you need a card (such as MasterCard &; Visa). You can go around and exercise your muscles after paying the fee. Congratulations, you have completed the first part of the application.

The fourth step of the Canadian undergraduate application process: log in to the student system and check the status.

After submitting the application form, the school will send you an email with the user name and password you want to use. Be sure to remember this ID and password. (Some schools don't call user ID, such as student number; At the University of Victoria; The name of U of Alberta is Student ID. Now please move to official website and log in to the Student Center (each school has a different name for this system, for example, U of Alberta is called Bear Tracks；; UBC is called Student Service Center)-Enter your ID and password, and you can log in to your system at that school. It will list your application status, materials list (paid and unpaid) and scholarship application.

The fifth step of Canadian undergraduate application process: material delivery

Send all the materials that need to be submitted according to the list. For the students who apply for this application (this year), some materials (such as college entrance examination results, high school diploma, etc. ) you can get it and hand it in later. Before submitting these, if other materials are complete, you will have the opportunity to get a conditional admission notice, that is, a conditional admission notice. You can use this notice to apply for a visa ~ be sure to send the materials to the school before the deadline, please consider the time required to send them.

Step 6 of the Canadian Undergraduate Application Process: Wait for the admission result.

This is a long and painful process, especially for fresh graduates without GAP. I have to put up with the exams in senior three and a mountain of homework, while waiting for the OFFER from foreign universities. The most depressing thing is that those cattle schools have to study hard because they want college entrance examination results. After getting the OFFER, you can settle down a little, after all, you have learned something.

Step 7 of Canadian undergraduate application process: determine the school to attend.

Most students have applied to many different schools at the same time, and they will receive different OFFER one after another. When all the school results come out (or wait), the next step is to choose a school with a super headache. Get to know all aspects of candidate schools by going to official website or asking seniors. Finally, decide which school you want to go to, log in to the student center of the school, click Accept in "Accept/Reject the offer", and then pay the fee.