I studied Canadian Certified Public Accountant (CGA), and I am a junior this year. I want to study in Canada. I have the following questions.

1. One-year tuition and living expenses 1.5-0.2 million. Sorry, there are few scholarships, even if there are, they are for some research majors, but your major doesn't. If you really apply, it will only be encouraged by 1-2000 Canadian dollars, not to mention basically nothing.

2. If you want to study for a master's degree or a prestigious school, you should have a GPA of 3.5+, plus a good IELTS or TOEFL score, such as 7 or 100+, and GMAT or GRE (depending on your master's direction). Of course, 2 1 1, 985' s undergraduate course is a plus item, and ordinary schools and ordinary grades are likely to be restricted to preparatory courses.

3. The intermediary helps you to apply for a school, which is actually similar to your own application. However, the visa agent will provide you with a lot of services when you have little money at home and you are not a wealthy family. Language scores such as GRE need to be tested well before the senior year, and at the latest, during the winter vacation.