With the trend of younger students studying abroad becoming more and more obvious, the number of domestic students studying in Canadian high schools is also increasing. When domestic students choose Canadian high schools, they usually choose Ontario or BC high schools, because these two provinces have the strongest educational resources and the most concentrated famous schools in Canada. So, what's the difference between education in these two provinces? Ontario's education laws and regulations are more flexible and have fewer restrictions on foreign scholars. The school takes care of students in place, which can make students study more smoothly and avoid detours. The education system in BC province is strict, and the management of students is also strict. For example, BC province (not Ontario) has a provincial examination, and you must pass the provincial examination to enter the university. For another example, there are adult high schools in BC province, and many schools under the Education Bureau expressly stipulate that students must attend adult high schools once they are over 18 years old during their study. In addition, BC requires international students to complete two-year courses before entering universities. The educational resources in Ontario and BC are basically balanced. Choosing schools and applying for schools are also two important links in the process of studying abroad in Canadian high schools. Students should apply scientifically under the guidance of experts and professional institutions according to their own conditions to improve the success rate.