Senior three graduates want to go to Canada to study in universities. Ask for answers to some questions.

Senior three graduates want to go to Canada to study in universities. Ask for answers to some questions.

I am now studying in a university in Canada, and the senior students will now answer your question

1. Canadian universities have three years, and some special majors have a longer time. The language depends on personal circumstances, so I haven't read the prophecy, so I don't know the specific tuition. I heard that it is more expensive. Generally, it takes three months to study for the shortest language, and the university tuition depends on the major and university. Some universities are more expensive than 2, yuan a year.

2. As for renting a house, the price can't be single. The most important thing is to see which city you study in. If you are in Vancouver or Toronto, the rent is more expensive, and it depends on what kind of house you rent. There's house, there's apartment, and even good condo. Generally speaking, houses in the city center will be more expensive. It's more expensive to live in a dormitory at school (generally speaking)

3. It's cheaper to buy food and cook by yourself, and the food will be better. A person who eats well at 2,3 (I'm a girl, I basically cook by myself, so I save money in eating)

4. There are many ways to save money and study abroad, and it depends on personal self-control. Life ability, etc.

I hope it can help you to ask some questions when you want to go to Canada for senior three in Senior Two.

Hello, if you want to go to Canada for senior high school after graduating from Senior Two, I suggest you give comprehensive consideration to your age, academic performance and university planning. Want to go to Canada to study in middle school, please answer

"Hello;

1. Yes

2. There is no school building in public high schools, so we can only arrange to live in a host family or your mother's house. Public high schools generally cost 13 thousand Canadian dollars. 4, Canadian dollars for private aristocrats and 13, Canadian dollars for private preparatory courses

3, ok; If you are from Hong Kong, the materials are relatively simple if you get a Hong Kong passport. No mortgage required.

4. After finishing high school, it is about 5, RMB

5. You can choose a school that can give full play to your special skills. Computer equipment is generally available, and there are high schools that provide artistic expertise. When you apply, you can explain to the Education Bureau and ask them to arrange high schools with artistic expertise as much as possible.

6, high school is not allowed.

7. If you do well in other courses, you should be able to learn English well, but it's just an environmental impact. When you get there, the environment in Britain will improve rapidly. "

Local tyrants, there is a house over there. I don't know where your house is. It's downtown Toronto. Personally, I recommend you to visit Daying School, which is close to many famous universities. If you want to have a house there, that's great. You can also go to art galleries or some financial institutions to participate in volunteer work. This is very helpful for college life in the future. There are some questions about going to Canada for graduate study.

I don't know which major you want to apply for. The following are the general "minimum" admission requirements for graduate students in Canadian universities:

1. Minimum: Bachelor's degree with GPA B+(China university scores are generally discounted, equivalent to 82-85 points).

2. Minimum: TOEFL score. Or minimum IELTS score of 6.5.

3. Some majors require GRE, even if they are not required, high scores in GRE will greatly improve the chances of admission and scholarship.

4. If it is business, GMAT is required.

you must also submit: Two Professors' reference letters, One certified copy of transcript, filled application form, application fee.

The admission requirements of a good university or major will be higher than those described above.

College grades have a great influence on applying for graduate school. If your poor grades are mainly in grades one and two, it will be easy, but if there are more poor grades in grades three and four, it will be very troublesome. But then again, GPA is only one of several important factors. TOEFL and GRE/GMAT with high scores can make up for some defects and show your potential. If you have experience in scientific research or projects with close professional direction at work, it will be of great help to your application.

I suggest you get high marks on TOEFL, GRE or GMAT as far as possible according to your weaknesses, and take part in scientific research or projects closely related to your major at work, and apply for a university with a level of 2-3. I'm a senior three graduate from Xi 'an, and I want to go to a university in Canada. I don't know what major to choose. It's most appropriate to apply for mcmaster, but the admission requirements are relatively high. If your purpose is to immigrate in the future, you can consider applying for 2-3 years of college courses, civil engineering and so on. There are some problems when you want to study in Canada.

Hello, I suggest you consider a junior college course. Because your culture course is not particularly good, it is less stressful to go to a junior college first, so that you can graduate and find a job immigrant. If there is no IELTS, you can apply for both language and major admission first. At the same time, if you take IELTS before entering school, it will also help your visa, and you can do without IELTS. The main thing is to have sufficient funds. I may go to Canada to study after graduating from senior three .. asking some questions

1, yuan is definitely not enough. If you want to save money, I suggest you go to college. The tuition fee is 11, Canadian dollars a year, and the living expenses are estimated to be 8 Canadian dollars per month, which is a three-year course.

If you go to an undergraduate university, it will be expensive, and the tuition fee will be about 2, Canadian dollars a year.

You can study and work, but you can't expect to play.

Under normal circumstances, most Canadian schools can admit 24 credits after taking the China examination, but it also depends on the students' grades. If the grades are good, then 24 credits is no problem. But at least 22 will be admitted.

1. Canada is an elective course. Why do you choose physics and chemistry? Choose Chinese and PE.

Among the 2 and 6 courses, Grade 12 English and Grade 12 Math are required, and you can do whatever you want.

3. What courses you choose in senior three depends on what major you plan to study in college. For example, if you study science in a university, then calculus must be chosen. Because in Canada, this course is directly skipped in college, so it should be mastered in high school. I want to go to Canada to study medicine and become a doctor, and ask some questions.

First of all, being a doctor in Canada requires an identity. If I am an international student, I can't get a medical license. It's best for your family to immigrate to Canada, so the tuition will be saved. If you meet the requirements of immigration, you can consider studying biochemistry as an undergraduate, and then transfer to medical school for another five years in your junior year. That's how all medical students in Canada read it. So it takes 8-9 years to study medicine. If you are not an immigrant, you basically don't need to consider studying medicine. First, you can't get a medical license. Second, the tuition for international students is high. As you said, 14,-2, Canadian dollars a year, 8-9 years, is beyond the average family's affordability. If you immigrate, 5, Canadian dollars a year is enough.

But the income of Canadian doctors is considerable, with a salary of 1, Canadian dollars a year just after graduation. It can reach 2,-3, with the growth of experience. And high social status.

The following questions

1. There is no such requirement, but Canadian schools attach great importance to their usual grades, including the results of the HKCEE, so they should study hard.

2. Both are acceptable. It takes 3-6 months to prepare, which varies from person to person. Buy some related books and take part in some training such as New Oriental.

3. The living expenses are about 1, Canadian dollars a year. Plus the tuition fee is about 2 thousand, a * * * needs 3 thousand Canadian dollars.

4, TWE is a TOEFL writing test, and IELTS is divided into four courses, listening, speaking, reading and writing, each with its own score. Every time I take IELTS, I have to take four courses.

5. Without this requirement, you should be able to keep your grades above average.

6, there is no obstacle.