Which immigrant is better, the University of Saskatchewan or York University?

The transfer of international students to immigration does not depend on which university you go to (of course, it refers to the regular university), but depends on: 1, whether your major meets the requirements of Canadian experienced immigrants; 2. Can you successfully complete your studies and graduate? 3. Can you find a professional job in Canada after graduation? 4. Immigration conditions in your province. For example, if the above third condition is not met, some provinces stipulate that you can apply for immigration without looking for a job if you study for a master's degree in this province.

Therefore, if the main purpose of your study abroad is to immigrate, I suggest that you mainly consider these three issues when choosing a university: first, choose a province with the most relaxed immigration conditions for international students and go to a university in that province; Second, find out what major to study and find a job in that province; 3. Which university has the greatest advantage in that province and major?

If you are sure to choose only between the University of Saskatchewan and York University, I personally think that international students in Saskatchewan are more likely to experience immigration.