1? Choose which province to go to. Because of different provinces, the conditions for international students to apply for immigration are different. For example, some provinces can apply for immigration directly without looking for a job after graduation; Not in some provinces. Also, Canada is a province-run education, and universities are all invested by the province, so it is more advantageous to go to a university in a certain province and find a job in the same province after graduation. Of course, if you have no plans to immigrate or work in Canada, you can ignore this item and go directly to the next option.
2? Choose a major and a university. These two choices are related. Choose a university according to the major you want to study. Because different universities in Canada have different advantageous majors. For example, the University of Windsor is not a very famous university, but the automobile major of the University of Windsor is the best in Canada, so if you want to study automobile, you can consider the University of Windsor.
3? Choose Co-op courses and related universities. Co-op course is a kind of "work-study program" course, and there is plenty of time for internship in some big companies in Canada. This kind of course is very conducive to future employment. Not all universities and majors have Co-op courses, so if you are interested in this kind of course, choose one. Of course, if you don't plan to work in Canada in the future, this option can also be ignored.
4? Choose a city. The bigger the city where the university is located, the more convenient life is. Besides, Vancouver and Victoria have the best climate in Canada, with warm winters and cool summers. But this option is only related to your life comfort during your study abroad, and has little to do with your studies and future development.