I. A-level scores of studying in Canada
UBC university
Admission requirements:
At least 2 gcse and 3 gce a levels (or 6 advanced subsidiary levels).
Specific requirements:
1. Applied Science (Engineering):
(1) ALevel mathematics;
(2) 1 ALevel chemistry or physics;
(3) GCSE (or O) physical chemistry.
2. Business (UBC Saud Business School):
Grade a or AS mathematics.
3. Forest resource management; Forest management; Forest science:
(1) BSF, BUF+BSC (forest science) A or as level mathematics; Optional 1 door a or AS level physical and chemical biology; GCSE (or O) takes 2 elective courses in physics, chemistry and biology.
(2) BSC (Natural Resources Protection): A or as level mathematics; Optional 1 door a or AS level physical and chemical biology; GCSE (or o) chemistry; Select 1 GCSE (or o) physical or biological;
(3) BSC (Wood Processing): Mathematics A or as level; Optional 1 door a or AS level physical and chemical biology; GCSE (or o) chemistry and physics.
4. International Economics:
Grade a or AS mathematics.
5. kinematics:
Choose 1 A or AS level mathematics, physics, chemistry and biology.
6. Land and food systems:
(1) A or AS level mathematics;
(2) Choose 2 GCSE (or O) physics, chemistry and biology.
7. Science:
(1) There must be at least one c in a or AS level mathematics;
(2)GCSE (or O) chemistry and physics.
McGill University
Admission requirements:
1.AS score and A2 estimated score.
2.3 ALevel scores BBC。
Specific requirements:
1. Agriculture and environmental science:
All bachelor of science (agricultural environmental science) courses, biological resource engineering, concurrent bachelor of science, food science.
(1) ALevel mathematics;
(2) 1 ALevel science;
(3) GCSE level physical chemistry biomathematics 4. The estimated or final grade is bb C.
2. Architecture:
(1) At least 1 ALevel Mathematics, Chemistry and Physics;
(2)GCSE mathematics, physics and chemistry;
(3) The estimated or final ALevel score is AA.
3. Art:
The estimated score or final score is A A B or ab b.
4. Art and Science (Bachelor of Arts and Master of Arts; Namely):
(1) a-level mathematics and1a-level science;
(2) Physical chemistry and biomathematics at 2)GCSE level;
(3) The estimated or final ALevel score is AA B.
5. Nutrition and human nutrition:
(1)ALevel Mathematics and 1 ALevel Science;
(2) Physical chemistry and biomathematics at GCSE level;
(3) the estimated score or final score is bb C.
6. Education (Bachelor's degree):
Kindergarten/primary education, secondary education, TESL 1. The estimated or final A Level score is BBC Sports: the estimated or final ALevel score is bb b.
7. kinematics (bachelor of science (kinematics)):
(1) a-level mathematics and1a-level science;
(2) Physical chemistry and biomathematics at 2)GCSE level;
(3) the estimated score or final score is bb C.
8. Engineering (Bachelor of Engineering):
(1) Choose two ALevel physical and chemical mathematics courses;
(2)GCSE horizontal mathematical chemistry;
(3) The estimated or final ALevel score is AA.
9. Management (B.Com. ):
(1)ALevel mathematics at least b;
(2) Estimate ALevel's score AA; In the end, Allerville's score was AA B.
10. School of Nursing (Bachelor of Science):
(1) a-level mathematics and1a-level science;
(2) Physical chemistry and biomathematics at 2)GCSE level;
(3) The expected or final grade A is B B C.
1 1. Science (Bachelor of Science):
(1)ALevel Mathematics and 1 Science;
(2)GCSE physical chemistry and biomathematics;
(3) The estimated or final ALevel score is AA B.
University of Toronto
Admission requirements:
1.AS score and A2 estimated score.
2. At least 5 GCSE courses.
Specific requirements:
1. Business:
(1)2 A Leve courses;
(2)ALevel or AS English;
(3) Calculus (ALevel or AS mathematics).
2. Life science:
(1)2 ALeve courses;
(2) ALevel or AS English;
(3) Calculus (ALevel or AS mathematics).
3. Social sciences:
(1)2 ALeve courses;
(2) English or AS English
4. Computer science:
(1)2 ALeve courses;
(2)ALevel or AS English;
(3)ALevel mathematics.
5. Humanities:
(1)2 ALeve courses;
(2) ALevel English;
Second, the basic conditions for applying for studying in Canada
1. Healthy identity and good conduct.
2. International students must have a reliable source of income. Anyone who is funded by relatives and friends must provide notarized proof of the guarantor's ability to provide funding, and the amount of funding needs bank proof. The need to provide proof for funding by the unit or the state, and the need to provide proof from the scholarship provider for obtaining a Canadian scholarship.
Degree certificate and qualification certificate, as well as transcripts during college.
4. Proficient in English and French.
5. Get a Canadian study permit. Before the start of school 10 months or so, you can write to institutions interested in studying abroad and ask for application forms and other related materials. The contact letter should state your own situation:
① Name, gender, date and place of birth;
(2) Current mailing address and work unit;
3 my education, degree and professional title;
(4) Economic status, proof of study and living expenses during Canada is required;
⑤ Courses to be taken and study period.
If the school is satisfied with the applicant's situation, it will issue a formal application form, and the applicant should fill it out truthfully according to the requirements of the application form.
Third, the advantages of studying in Canada
A good education system
Canada's education system is considered to be one of the best in the world. Choosing to study in Canada can be regarded as a brand-new educational concept. Canada is one of the G8 industrialized countries and spends a lot of money on education every year. Canadian diplomas are recognized all over the world. You can not only apply for prestigious schools around the world with your high school diploma, but also continue your studies with your university diploma.
The cost of studying abroad is cost-effective
Studying abroad means spending money and a lot of money, but the cost of studying in Canada is simply too cheap compared with Britain and the United States. Most schools in Canada are public institutions, and the government has invested a lot of money, so even international students will pay much less tuition than other countries.
Globally recognized academic qualifications
Canadian education belongs to the European and American education systems, and its academic qualifications are recognized worldwide. Canadian students are more likely to transfer to the countries they want to go to for further study after graduation. Moreover, most schools in Canada adopt the form of small class teaching, and teachers will pay more attention to the learning and growth of each student.