In recent years, Canada has gradually become a popular country for students to study abroad. Compared with other countries studying abroad, Canadian universities have high cost performance in terms of geographical location and education quality. Canada is an English-speaking country, but universities in some areas teach in French. Therefore, when students choose to study in Canada, they must be clear about the language requirements of the university they choose. Studying in Canada, IELTS and TOEFL scores are important criteria for most universities to enroll students. Generally speaking, the better universities in Canada, the higher the requirements for international students' English scores. Most universities in Canada require undergraduate applicants to have a TOEFL score of 90 or above; IELTS 6.5 or above. Canadian graduate students' language scores require TOEFL to reach 100. However, this achievement is a requirement for obtaining basic entrance qualifications, not a condition for obtaining scholarships. In addition, Canadian universities generally require applicants to pass gre or gmat in addition to TOEFL or academic IELTS, but this requirement varies from school to school and from major to major.

English requirements for studying in Canada

As English and French are used in Canada, students applying to study in Canada must find out which language is used in the school to avoid unnecessary troubles caused by language barriers. Generally, schools that teach in English require applicants to have a certain English foundation. Both undergraduate and graduate students (including some adult education) require TOEFL scores (or other English scores). The admission criteria are generally TOEFL 550 for undergraduates and TOEFL 580 for postgraduates. However, this achievement is a requirement for obtaining basic entrance qualifications, not a condition for obtaining scholarships. Although the English requirements of undergraduates are lower than those of postgraduates, the language level actually used by undergraduates in class is not low. Sometimes, it is more difficult for international students studying in graduate schools to choose some undergraduate courses. Because undergraduates have to take exams besides listening to extracurricular activities. Exams are generally time-limited. If the language ability does not reach a certain level, even if you master the knowledge you have learned, it is difficult to get good grades or even fail. Graduate students generally do not use the method of closed-book examination in a limited time, but write small papers in stages. Although the difficulty is not low, there is plenty of time. If the current language level can not meet the requirements, you can also consider taking a preparatory class first. You don't need TOEFL to attend preparatory classes, but you should grade students according to their actual level. After graduating from the preparatory class, I entered the professional study.