How can I apply for studying in Canada if my language scores do not meet the requirements?

Applying for studying in Canada needs to meet the corresponding language requirements, but if the students' language scores are not up to standard, can they still apply? Let's see how to study in Canada if your language scores can't meet the requirements.

1. How can I apply for studying in Canada if my language scores can't meet the requirements?

1, double admission

If students' language scores can't meet the requirements of directly applying for undergraduate courses, they can apply for double admission to Canadian universities, study language courses for a period of time, and then formally enter undergraduate courses. There are not many schools and majors with dual admission in Canada, and the ranking is not very good.

2. Sino-foreign cooperation in running schools and studying abroad

Students who decide to study in Canada after the college entrance examination, but have no time to prepare for IELTS or TOEFL scores, can apply for Chinese-foreign cooperation in running schools provided by domestic universities, including 1+3 study abroad, 2+2 study abroad and 3+ 1 study abroad.

Students who have graduated from high school or have the same educational level, and students who have completed the exam in Grade Two can apply for the exam, and they can enter the school after passing the entrance examination results.

Students with college entrance examination scores reaching the undergraduate admission line and English scores above 90 can apply for exemption.

After 1-3 years of study, students can transfer to cooperative universities in Canada to continue their undergraduate studies. After graduating from a bachelor's degree in a Canadian university, you can pass the certification of the study abroad service center of the Ministry of Education, which is no different from studying abroad directly.

Second, the way to apply for undergraduate study in Canada after the college entrance examination

1, directly apply for Canadian undergraduate course.

The direct record of undergraduate courses in Canada still requires high quality of students, especially the famous universities in Canada. First of all, students are required to have an IELTS score of 6.5 or above or a TOEFL score of 90 or above, have a good high school graduation exam score, have a GPA score of at least 85% or above, and have at least one score in the local college entrance examination, so as to prove that the applicant is an excellent high school graduate in China and has a good English level. Only in this way can the applicant successfully apply to a famous Canadian school.

2. Conditional double admission.

Canadian language+undergraduate double admission means that the school gives students two admission notices: undergraduate professional admission+language admission. In other words, before students reach the standardized score of qualified direct admission, most Canadian universities can issue an admission notice of language learning before professional admission on the premise of recognizing students' academic performance. Before starting formal undergraduate courses, students need to study academic English for one or two sessions in the language center.

3. Go to a public college first, and then transfer to an undergraduate university.

There are many public colleges near famous universities in Canada. Usually, these colleges have signed a credit transfer agreement with one or even several universities in the region to ensure that students can transfer to these universities smoothly after reaching a certain credit and gpa in public colleges. For example, St. ricard College transfers to the University of Toronto, Algonquin College transfers to the University of Ottawa, Fansha College transfers to the University of Western Ontario, Carlton University and Connie Stoga College can transfer to McMaster University.

4. Pre-admission of Canadian University Foundation Program

Some universities in Canada have pre-admission programs, and their academic and English scores are lower than the requirements of direct recording. Students can continue to study academic English courses in the pre-admission program and some academic courses for freshmen, which generally last for one to two years, depending on the student base. After the pre-admission project is successfully completed and meets the admission criteria, you can enter the undergraduate course and start your freshman or sophomore study.

Third, the advantages of Canadian undergraduate courses

1. Undergraduate universities are generally concentrated on the east coast of Canada. Founded in the early or middle of the19th century, the school has a long history, excellent style of study, few domestic students and a good language environment, and has a typical European urban architectural style and teaching style.

2. The cost performance is extremely high, the average annual tuition standard is within 1 0,000 to 1 50,000 Canadian dollars (RMB 7- 1 0,000) according to different professional fields, and the living expenses are cheap. The average annual expenditure is 1.2- 1.5 million RMB, which is suitable for many working-class families to study abroad.

3. Small class teaching gives China students more opportunities to contact professors, so that they can get better help and communication in language and professional fields, and establish self-confidence and efficient learning methods;

4. The west coast is an international tourist destination with beautiful scenery, which can create a large number of employment opportunities, thus increasing students' employment opportunities and future employment opportunities;

5. The conditions for skilled immigrants in eastern Canada have been relaxed. Students can easily get a Canadian green card when looking for a job after graduation, thus having broad opportunities for development and entrepreneurship in the North American Free Trade Area, including the United States.