Does Canada have a SAT test?
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No, university admissions are based on high school marks.
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Hmmm... I think you would need to become a citizen first. That might take a while, as the government has to check out your background and I think they administer a couple of tests as well, but I might be wrong. \n\nThat could take up the three weeks, maybe longer, as the government has to process it and then send you your citizenship. Then you would have to go to the school of choice, and then register with them and pay your school fees, if the school has them.\n\nI think you'd have to look up the Canadian government website to find out more about citizenship, I'm afraid I don't know much about that.
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If you mean better...I have no clue...I know nothing about the UK....but the Canadian education is one of the most widely recognized...close to the American...
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SAT tests on English and math. SAT II tests on a single subject, such as languages, english, math, science, or history.
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It depends on what country you are coming from.\n\nAs an American when I studied in Canada I only needed my acceptance letter from the University and proof that I could support myself inorder to get my Student Visa.\n\nYou'll have to talk to whatever school you are interested in attending to make sure they dont have any additional requirements like TOFEL (I think thats what it is called) scores for students coming from non-English language countries.
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where in canada? Its a big country.
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Aww crap. I did a whole thing saying you don't need it to get into Canada. Then I did my research. Oh well I'm an idiot. But anyway, since I have now learned, you need the IELTS. \n\nFrom Wikipedia:\n"IELTS is accepted by most Australian, British, Canadian, Irish, New Zealand and South African academic institutions, by an increasing number of academic institutions in the USA, and by various professional organisations. It is also a requirement for migration to Canada."\n\nRead the article on Wikipedia about it: \nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IELTS
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There are LSAC member Canadian law schools that require LSAT for admission.  You can find a list and more information here:\n\nhttp://www.lsac.org/canadianCFC/Canadian_homepage.asp
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Each province has its own standards.  I am only familiar with Ontario.\n\nTry the Ontario College of Teachers website to see what they require.
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I'm from canada, and yes we do have a great country. You could get into school, it also depends on what you are taking, but I'm sure that you could get in as an international student.\nAlthough Canada is not as tolerant as everybody thinks....there are still laws for immigration just like everywhere else.
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Practice tests for both the SAT and the ACT are available from the test providers for FREE.  For SAT practice tests, go to www.collegeboard.org.  For ACT practice  tests, go to www.act.org.\n\nBest of luck!
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Easier to go to Canada...
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Hey, I just took my Sat in may and im in canada..wehn i got my scores back they give a percentil of everyone who worte the test i think....i don;t think they divide it internationally.\n\nA good SAT score I think is about 1800/2400 but it depends on where u go and what the basic requirement is\ngood luck;)
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Much less so than in most countries.  However, in all countries, there is some bias....Canada is one of the better countries that way in my opinion.
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Here is a place where you can get all the names of canadian universities. But the tuition fees is very subjective.\n\nhttp://www.uwaterloo.ca/canu/\n\nHTH.\nRegards.
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Sorry, there are no low fee universities in canada or uk. You might get in US only.
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I used to work in recruiting, and in general, the only Canadian school with name recognition in the US is McGill. I know that specific companies do recognise others - as you said, I know of the Microsoft ties to Waterloo. I've also heard of U Toronto, in general. But the only one with broad-based clout is McGill.