Are Canadian universities accredited in the United States?
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Yes, if it's McGill or University of Toronto
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Does Canada have a program like the USA, where you can get a GED (general education diploma) that is accepted as equal to a high school diploma?  Is so why dont you get 1 of those?  The best way in the USA to get a trade is still the Armed Forces, they will send you to school, furnish room and board and on top of that pay you.Does the Canadian Armed Forces do this? Also, now most states have a thing called "job corp", that will house and feed you while you learn a trade.  You need to check with your local Board of Education to see what is available in your area.
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It depends on whether you possess a law degree recognised in Canada and your knowledge in Canadian statutes.
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Have you looked at the University of Toronto?   York University, Ryerson University, Seneca College, Humber College, Centennial college and George Brown College are also located there.
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Yes my brother did and it is all fully accredited. Well worth it and he graduated early.
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for any university,you should check it to see if it is accredited or not.\nso...go to department of education site,or in many countries\nthey have the list of accepted foreign universities.
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In the wider world, universities in the UK and in the US have absolutely the best general reputations. Many foreign students, for example, attend universities in the UK or US so that they have that sort of highly respected credential on their resume. \n\n(Shh...In fact, a friend of mine told me that, in her country, it doesn't matter WHAT university in the US you attended, so long as it was in the USA. She said that having that USA credential on your resume was a really big deal, and would open a lot of doors. That's not true of every country, but it was of hers.)\n\nBecause your daughters have US and EU passports, they will be able to work while they are studying, if they want to. This will help if they want to do an internship or a co-op while they are at university. \n\nWhat another poster said is true - in the UK, the programs are more perscribed, while in the US, you have a lot more freedom to mix-and-match classes. In the UK, undergraduate degree programs are usually three years long, while in the US, they take four years, usually because in the US you need to take classes above and beyond your "major" subject that students in the UK don't need to take. \n\nThere are some fine universities both in Europe and in the US. I think what the other poster said is right - your daughters should look in both places and find the university that best fits them - academically, socially, etc. - and then go there.
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There is a nice list of Canadian Universities at this site: http://www3.sympatico.ca/goweezer/canada/lnkcanedun.htm
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education in canada is very good specially if u want to settle in canada or US. A degree or certificate from any canadian university is must for success. Toronto university is best place in canada
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Some of the best graphic design schools (BS wise) are in the USA. Most California universitys are very good for a BS in Graphics. If you want to try, the UK also has a lot of great schools for graphics (BS wise as well). Though for Canada, I've never heard of any. Though look at the one in the source, might help you out.
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Yes it is. In this day and age it is very competitive. Also, many states require such a degree for employees of licensed programs.
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I'm not canadian, and I'm not into dentistry, but I know that the best universities in Canada are on the west coast, near the major cities, and all of them will have answers to your questions. The answers they give may vary from uni to uni however, so contact more than one. Good luck.
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Yes they are. You may need to study a little more whilst you are in the US I am not 100% but id say that your degree here should be recognised world wide. Things like law are not. DRs IT geeks (such as myself) and construction workers have no problem so Id say your in the same boat :)
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Australia: U of Sydney, U of Melbourne\nCanada: U of Toronto, McGill U, U of Waterloo , U of Alberta, U of British Columbia\n\nA suggestion, why don't u pursue your studies in US? It's really better !
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No, there are not. Their accreditation boards listed on their website are not approved by the CHEA, which is main private body that accredits colleges and schools. They claim that they are accredited by a few organization, but none of those  organizations are approved by CHEA. They are not recognized in Idaho or Florida regional accrediting organization.\nLook at the first link because they are a degree mill.\nI sent an email to CHEA regarding almeda university, this is the reply I got:\n Almeda University is not accredited by any of the organizations\n recognized by CHEA or by the US Department of Education.             The UNESCO directory to which they refer is a self-nominating list and does not imply any evaluation or scrutiny.\nPlease let me know if you have any additional questions.\nBetty
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Yes they are accredited!\nHere is why U want 1...\nif U'r already in a job which requires a master degree to get a raise or promo.\nIf U'r spouse has 1\nIf u just wanna have one just for the heck of it...\nOther than these reasons....\nU should not do it...
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Of those, I believe Phoenix is the only one nationally accredited.\n\nAnd the degrees are the same as the physical campuses.