First, advantages of studying in Canada
1, high quality of education.
Unlike some countries, Canada does not regard education as an economic income-generating industry. Therefore, we will not compromise or lower the requirements for students in order to obtain more economic benefits. The requirements here include admission and graduation.
For example, chestnuts, most research-oriented masters in Canada are on scholarships. In other words, the government/school/tutor pays for you to go to school, and it is definitely not ambiguous in the selection. Each project will also have a certain elimination rate to ensure the quality of graduates. Therefore, you can get good education and academic training in Canadian universities. Including attending classes, attending various meetings, practicing, publishing papers and so on.
As far as my senior sister is concerned, the professors appointed by me are academically solid and powerful. The help provided by laboratories and libraries is very supportive. There is no annoying bureaucracy in the administrative and auxiliary departments, and the whole environment is very good. It is a place where you can study and make progress with peace of mind.
2. Studying abroad is cost-effective.
As a world-famous high welfare country, public schools and universities in Canada enjoy high government subsidies, and their tuition fees are lower than those in English-speaking countries such as the United States, Britain and Australia. The Canadian government has always adhered to the principle of non-industrialization of education. Canada's total investment in education ranks first in the world, and its support for education is second to none in the world. The investment data I found in the field of postgraduate education is the best in the world.
3. Good work and immigration policies.
Senior three students have observed a phenomenon in recent years. Because of the stricter student visa examination and the H 1B system in the United States, there are more and more students around us. I couldn't stay after graduation, so I chose to move to Canada to study for a master's degree or a doctor's degree, hoping to get an identity in Canada and realize my dream of immigration.
After graduating from a Canadian university, you can get a postgraduate work permit. Generally, you can get a three-year work permit after graduating from a bachelor's degree or a master's degree for two years. If you meet certain conditions during your work, you can get permanent resident status through nomination by Canadian provinces or through FedEx (EE).
At the end of 2020, the three-year immigration target will be 6.5438+0.2 million. It can be said that Canada's immigration policy at this stage is quite open and friendly.
Second, the application requirements of Canadian universities
Canadian higher education is balanced in quality, rich in levels and flexible in choice. Public colleges generally offer courses at different levels, from 1 year junior college to undergraduate, postgraduate and master's degree. Public universities mainly offer undergraduate and postgraduate courses.
The admission requirements of general public colleges and universities are: high school diploma, 70 ~ 75 or above in high school, and IELTS score of 6 or above. If English is not enough, you can take double admission, that is, take a language class first and then enter a professional class after passing the exam.
The requirements of universities vary widely, such as life science, engineering and business at the University of Toronto. Computer engineering in the University of Waterloo, even local students are facing fierce competition, requiring GPA90 above 90. To apply for high school graduation in China, you generally need IELTS 6, 5~7 or above, and you also need HKCEE to have excellent grades and pass the college entrance examination for more than one line.
If it is a general major of a famous school or an unknown university, the admission requirements are not high. Taking the University of Toronto as an example, the average admission rate of all majors in 10 was as high as 45%. University of Toronto, scarborough, Huron, Western Ontario, King's Campus, etc. It is friendly to international students and the admission threshold is relatively low.
The general admission requirements for Canadian universities are: IELTS 6~6 and 5, and high school GPA75~80 or above.
Because the enrollment ratio of local students and international students is very different from that of famous schools or majors in Canada, it is suggested to study in Canada before grade three 12, and get a Canadian high school diploma to apply for a university, so the admission rate is much higher.
Third, Canadian undergraduate application channels
1. Apply for double admission to Canada.
For those high school students with good grades but no TOEFL or IELTS scores, they can apply for public colleges in Canada that can not accept English scores and can issue language center admission and conditional undergraduate admission notices. There are many public institutions in Canada that offer dual admission.
2. Transfer to Canadian high school.
China students' basic knowledge of mathematics and physics is relatively solid, and their achievements in this field can be converted into credits through examination and evaluation. English is not good enough, focusing on English credits. Generally speaking, first-year students can be placed in the tenth grade, second-year students in the eleventh grade, and so on.
3. Direct admission to prestigious Canadian schools.
For high school students with excellent grades, students with high TOEFL and IELTS scores can directly apply for admission to Canadian universities in China.
4. Attend preparatory classes in Canadian universities.
College preparatory class, which is suitable for domestic students who take the senior two exams or are studying senior three. Pre-university has low requirements for students' grades, and it is more suitable for students with average academic performance in China who want to enter a famous Canadian school.