I am study in U.A.E\nBut maybe I go to Canada to study.\nI heard that study in Canada in absolutly free!\nI don't know U.a.e is better to goto univercity or Canada?\nCan you help me to take decision?
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I highly doubt it is free to study in Canada, but I do suggest studying abroad if for no other reason to expand your horizons. Good luck.
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i'm an american who went to university at McGill (montreal).  i finished my degree in three years because of AP credits, but my overall tutition bill was about $21,000 canadian dollars.  at the time (2001-2004) the exchange rate for the u.s. dollar was much better than it is now, and it was only about 15-16 grand total.  my housing was off-campus, but was still pretty reasonable (maybe another 5,000 canadian a year).  in terms of a part-time job, you can get one on campus, provided you check the right box on your student visa (i would recommned checking the box whether or not you plan on getting one right away, as you may change your mind, but if you don;t check yes it's too bad).  to get a job off campus you have to have a worker's visa, which would be much harder to get.  if you'd like any more info, feel free to post as such in the details, and i can get in contact with you.
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I just returned from the UK. It is so expensive. I would definitely come to the USA for your education. You sound as if even though you want to major in English - you aren't sure. If that is the case, come to the US. If not, you can always come here for a Master's degree.
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It is a pretty good University for the cost it has. Another very good option for international students is the University of Alberta which has a separate internation students association.\nU of Alberta international: http://www.international.ualberta.ca/\nU of Winnipeg: http://www.uwinnipeg.ca/index/international-index
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I'm a foreign student in Korea and I am on scholarship.  Unfortunately there's cinematography in my university.  They have something like motion design (or animation, not sure).  Oh, and there is a major that has to do with media and something with the movies.  But, do you speak Korean?  Why do you want to study in Korea?  I don't think you can find good university education in English in Korea.  And why do you want to study cinematography in Korea?  As far as I can tell, they don't make good movies here.  \n\nAnyway, if you do want to study in Korea on scholarship try to search for different universities on the web.  Some Korean University websites have English versions.  And as far as I know they love to have foreign students here, especially if they look foreign.  \n\nPS:  My university is called handong global university.  It has a website.  Come and see~
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In addtion to the comments above, you would need to factor in cost of living (e.g. London is much more expensive as a city than more northern cities), and also how long the course lasts.  Medicine, for example, would be a five year course, and the last two years are more expensive than the first three.  Studying an arts/humanities course for three years is cheaper than studying a science/lab-based or a business/management course for three years.  \n\nI don't think there's much difference in price between them - I think you're looking at paying about £7000 - £9000 a year in fees at any school (undergraduate).  \n\nOpen University is cheaper, but I don't think you'd be eligible for a visa if you enrolled here, as their programmes are distance learning.  Likewise, you won't be able to get a visa for educational purposes if you study part-time.\n\nGood luck!
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i'm not sure which would make more money in North America but right now I'm just finishing first year studying civil engineering in Glasgow, Scotland. It just depends if you're more into the designing side of things or the technical side. On my course there are people who are studying both civil eng and architecture so maybe you should think about doing that to give you a view of both subjects? Good luck!
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Studying abroad is a great way to see the world while learning something on the way. The main issue would arise when you have to pay for International Student Tuition Fees and accommodations. These fees are much higher for an International student compared to what you will pay at a domestic post secondary school. \n\nAnother thing you will face is a bit of culture shock - which could be worse depending on the type of person you are.\n\nBeing located somewhere very far from home can also be very difficult to try and get home quickly and easily when an emergency happens back home.\n\nThose are just some of the negatives - overall it would be a once in a lifetime experience. You will never be 19, 20, 21 or whatever age you are, so live it up.
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yay, Victoria, my favorite city.. I was a boarder at St. Michaels univ. school... I love Vic.. I've a lot of friends at Uvic, its a great place to meet decent people and learn from great teachers.. but, I would recommend other places like UBC, McGill, Queens, and UT over Uvic. But it's still very amazing there... any more questions, email me
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The best resource avaiable is from Macleans which publishes an annual ranking of the best Canadian Universities and a "Guide to Canadian Universities" which gives detailed information on all major Canadian Universities. Please see this link: http://www.macleans.ca/universities/
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I'm from Canada. There are about 5 universities. You need to check website to know the updated policies in different universities(http://www.acfd.ca). Hope it helps.
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hey reddy garu just go around some consultancies in n arounh HYD if ur from hyd. jus no more abt dem . i now ther r around 10 varsities in china wer a class room is filled with indian students for pursuing higer studies . the fee is comparitively less than US or UK . i think using internet or consultants is better u can check out international univs counselling conducted in city now n den..n  do refer "educational times" in times of india as well as times ascent ...so all the best
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Universaty of Guelph is the best place for that in canada
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Go to www.canada.gc.ca\n\nFrom there on you can explore schools, colleges, education, immigration, visas etc. whatever you like.
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The UK might be a good option since it's closer to India (if you still have your family and relatives there), but you could also consider Canada and the USA. It really depends on your interests, personality and your budget. Canada could be less expensive than the other two options, and also offers better employment opportunities after graduation - if that's your goal. The UK offers a very interesting environment, however in most situations studying in the UK could be more expensive than studying in the USA. The USA offers a lot of opportunities for research and state-of-the-art technology. Read this article - it might help you with your decision. http://www.macquil.com/articles/choosing_right_college.php
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you mean someone that emmigrated to Canada?  i dont know about universities in canada, but citizens in the US have lower tuition costs etc, and also they are more qualified for scholorships.
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It depends where you are from and what you want to do. In general terms, the US is the best place for opportunities without question. The US system of higher education have worked very well for hundreds of years and research is striving in both public and private institutions. I am sure Australia is cheaper, however, there are many options in the US that can help you obtain excellent education for good price. There are universities in some States like Utah that don't charge much. You can also start your first couple years in a reputable community college and then transfer to a university afterwards. Always choose the Community College close to the university where you want to go and call the admission in that university to ask about their experience with that community college.\nI don't want to fill you up with alot of info but I just want to highlight the many opportunities there are to study in the US for less money. With hard work you will succeed regardless of the place you choose.\nGood luck :)