How can i learn about universities in canada(for application)?
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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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Go to a specific college or university web site they should have info on the program.
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Go on the web, search for Immigration Canada or to the Canadian Embassy.\nThe proper way is via a point system which will take into account your status in terms of work experience, academic achievements, family situation, age etc. Depending on the individual this can take 2 years at least. You will have to undergo medical tests, go to lots of solicitors and very probably attend an interview also.\nA word of caution : diplomas acquired abroad are not recognised apart from some cases. I don't know where you are so can't list them all.\nAnd research, research...unless you are a highly qualified individual : life might not be as easy as you think and jobs are difficult to find. Although they are not allowed to by law, employers look for "Canadian Experience". Lots of people want to volunteer to put that on their resumes but .....volunteering is hard to find too !\nYou have more chances in other towns other than Toronto, Vancouver, Montreal which already have a huge immigrant population.\nIf you are a young person though, I don't think emigrating to Canada is a bad thing - and depending on your country of origin and social situation of course -. Tuition is not expensive..\nBut research the subject and best of all : talk to other people who have emigrated to Canada already. You will get the best answers and opinions from them.
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I studied at the University of Guelph and the University of Saskatchewan.  There were a lot more foreign undergraduate students as the U of S.  The tuition is a lot less at some of the lesser known universities.  Each of those universities had a office for international students.
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U-Vic is nice. Most Universities in BC are nice.
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Contact Canada embassy in ur country 4 colleges details & get 2 know which college offer an external programme.
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Law Schools in Canada. Getting in to Canadian Law Programs \n... Canadian law school students suggesting how to get accepted to law schools in Canada. ... into Canadian Law Schools. There are only 15 common law schools in ...www.campusaccess.com/campus_web/educ/e4grad_lacan.htm - 50k - Cached - More from this site \nJURIST Canada - Canadian Law Schools \n... listing of Canadian law schools, together with the law departments at Carleton, ... Law Schools N-Z. University of New Brunswick Faculty of Law ...jurist.law.utoronto.ca/lawschl.htm
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www.ucas.co.uk. It gives a list of all available schools/colleges/universities, what courses and qualifications you need, etc. If that doesn't work, just type in UCAS to an English search engine (ask.co.uk or yahoo.co.uk UK search.)
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well, studying anywhere in Ontario is great. both universities are great universities and u will definitely have fun. but to get the best, take the pain of visiting maclean at http://www.macleans.ca/ look at the ranking and make your choice. have a nice time and have a great time in your decided university.
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http://www.studyoverseas.com/universitiesuk.htm
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there isn't an university entrance exam for Canada.  It is based on grade 12/OAC grades.
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Check out university of BC aka UBC. Vancouver
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Check with your Ministry of Education as well as the university that you are interested in.
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Dalhousie University, University of Toronto, McMaster, University of Western Ontario, University of Alberta, Universtiry of Ottawa, Queen's University, University of British Columbia\nhttp://physiotherapy.dal.ca/physio2_4227.html
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First I reccomend, going to your school's Career Center or Counseller's Office and get the info there. But if not, research it up ont the computer by looking up the university's website or the peel board of education website. That's all I would do, if I were you.
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hi u can find here the best of the best of IT:http://www.bcit.ca/cas/cst/degreespecialty.shtml
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I can help you if you tell me your program of interest and the country where you want to study.\nGood luck\nNBS