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What's the difference between British and Canadian applications for studying abroad?
Conditional admission can be granted in Britain, that is, you can apply for a university first without providing language scores, but Canadian schools rarely grant conditional admission (especially first-class universities). The application materials are transcripts, graduation certificates, letters of recommendation, personal self-reports, language scores, etc. IELTS 6.5 or above still needs to provide materials. If you entrust an intermediary, these things will be done for you.

conditional admission

Conditional admission can be granted in Britain, which means that you can apply for a university first without providing language scores.

Unconditional admission

Canadian schools rarely offer conditional admission (especially top universities).

Application material

The application materials are transcripts, graduation certificates, letters of recommendation, personal self-reports, language scores, etc.

Language achievement

IELTS 6.5 or above still needs to provide materials.

Entrusted intermediary

If you entrust an intermediary, these things will be done for you.