1, tuition: 9000 -40000 Canadian dollars/year.

To study in Canada, the tuition standard is different in different cities, and it varies with the price index, education policy, student status and major of each province.

Generally speaking, universities in central cities are more expensive than those in eastern coastal areas and central and western provinces. According to the consumption level of medium-sized cities, the annual tuition fee for studying in Canada is between 1.2- 1.5 million Canadian dollars, and the tuition fee for junior college is generally 2-3 thousand Canadian dollars lower than that of local universities.

2. Book fee: In school, besides tuition, book fee is a big expense. Canada attaches great importance to copyright, and the price of books is high. The price of a new textbook is about 60 Canadian dollars, generally at the price of 120-200 Canadian dollars. Many students choose to buy second-hand books

3. Accommodation fee:

Accommodation for freshmen is provided by the school. The school provides dormitories for new students. Most freshmen will eventually choose to live in the school dormitory. The dormitory has basic decoration and internet connection.

Depending on the dormitory and room type you choose (single room vs. multiple rooms), you need to pay 5000-7000 Canadian dollars for an eight-month stay in one semester, which means an average of 750 Canadian dollars a month. In contrast, the price of students renting a house outside the city ranges from 700- 1500 Canadian dollars, depending on the specifications and location of the house.

4. Living expenses: Different cities have different consumption levels. Toronto and Vancouver have high consumption levels and high living expenses. Between 100 12000 Canadian dollars per year. Except these two cities, the living expenses of other cities are between 8,000-1000 Canadian dollars per year.

General schools also provide three kinds of meal labels: minimum standard, standard and "school team athletes" standard, and the prices are about 4,000, 4,500 and 5,000 Canadian dollars per semester respectively. The meal label not only includes the cost of dining in the dormitory canteen, but also includes the cost of many other restaurants near the school. Generally speaking, lunch and dinner near the school are below 10 Canadian dollars.

5. Medical insurance: When foreign students first arrive in Vancouver, they need to apply for MSP (Medical ServicePlan) in British Columbia according to the law.

The application approval time is 3 months. After the approval process is completed, the monthly price is 72 Canadian dollars. In the three months before approval, most international students can purchase the iMED plan of temporary medical insurance, and the monthly price is 180 Canadian dollars.

Generally speaking, the cost of studying in Canada is not very high, and the total cost is about 1.8-25000 Canadian dollars. The rest depends on your own consumption level.