What are the misunderstandings of studying in Canada?

1, blindly believe in the schools and majors recommended by others, and don't study it yourself. Only when you arrive in Canada do you find that it is not suitable for you. However, because the tuition has been paid, I can only admit that I am unlucky.

2. Choose schools and majors blindly according to the school rankings. As a result, I am not necessarily suitable for such a school and major, which leads to giving up halfway.

I don't think it's better to go to college than to go to college. As we all know, a bachelor's degree is good, but due to the limitation of the number of jobs in employment, you can't find a job. If studying in Canada is for immigration, it is better to go to college, which is the most cost-effective. And there are many jobs, so it is easy to immigrate successfully.