Requirements for applying for a master's degree in Canada

Canadian graduate school application requirements

1. GRE or GMAT scores must be obtained, and they must be good. For applicants pursuing postgraduate studies, in addition to passing TOEFL or academic IELTS, Canadian universities generally require them to pass GRE or GMAT, but this requirement varies from school to school and from major to major. Although many Canadian universities' graduate programs in science and engineering do not require GRE scores or only recommend GRE scores, if the applicant has good GRE or GMAT scores as an aspect of their competitiveness, they may be given priority for admission. Usually the requirements for these scores are: GMAT needs to be 550-600 or above, GRE needs to be above 1200.

2. GPA should be high. GPA is the average score of college grades, and some schools also use American scores to express it. The minimum admission standard for Canadian graduate students is 75 points or 3.0 or above. Generally, universities will require that the average score of the university be above 80%, and better universities will also require that the scores in professional courses in the next two years should be above 85% on this basis. This is because postgraduate students assist their tutors in conducting research in a certain professional field, so tutors attach great importance to whether students have the knowledge background of the major and whether they have research experience in related fields. For most students who have no research experience, the results of professional courses in school are particularly important.

3. Have language proficiency. Almost no graduate students in Canada offer dual admission. That is to say, when applicants are preparing to apply, they should have language proficiency and meet the admission requirements for graduate students. Normally, the minimum language requirements for graduate admission in Canada are: TOEFL 550 or above or IELTS 6.5 or above, of which writing is also required to be at least 4.0 or 6.0. Good universities will have higher requirements.

4. Must have a bachelor’s degree. This is the most basic requirement for applying to graduate studies in Canada.

The above information is all general requirements, but because different majors in each school will have their own special requirements, if the university needs to know more detailed application requirements, you can follow your own application requirements through the study abroad application reference system. Check the school background and academic performance to check the successful cases of past applications.

The study abroad application reference system is as follows:

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In the study abroad application reference system, we will see which schools the seniors and sisters in our department have gone to, which majors they have applied for, how many language scores they have passed, which study abroad agency they have used, and other information.

The query is as shown below: