How to apply for graduate students in Canada? There are several ways. Let's take a look at several ways to apply for studying in Canada, and then choose the right way.

First, Canada's graduate application channels

1, master's direct record

Suitable for the crowd: undergraduate graduates who are suitable for IELTS or TOEFL and whose university GPA meets the admission requirements.

Canadian graduate students have no entrance examination, enjoy quality education in Canada, and can apply for immigration after graduation.

Application conditions and admission requirements: Canadian universities will take your academic performance, language performance, major and work experience as the assessment criteria when recruiting graduate students.

2, master's double admission

Suitable for the crowd: students whose academic conditions meet the school admission standards and whose language does not meet the standards.

Double admission means that students' academic conditions meet the school admission standards, but their language scores are insufficient, and the school will provide language classes as appropriate.

Advantages: You can go to Canada to study if you don't have enough language scores, which saves the time and cost of taking language exams in China; Students can adapt to the learning environment in Canada in advance, and visas are easier to pass.

Popular institutions: University of Western Ontario, Concordia University, Dalhousie University, University of Windsor, University of Biso, etc.

3. Pre-Master Program in Canada

Suitable for the crowd: undergraduate graduates who have no time to take IELTS and TOEFL.

The bridge for applying for master's courses provides a corresponding transitional environment for those students who want to apply for a master's degree in Canada. Students can improve their hardware conditions through preparatory courses.

Advantages: Get in touch with the tutor of Canadian university master students while learning about western culture, and get the opportunity of direct interview, thus increasing the chances of success in applying for a master's degree. You can get corresponding credits after completing the preparatory course and apply to many universities in Canada.

4. Canadian Postgraduate Diploma Program

Suitable for the crowd: students aiming at immigration.

The postgraduate diploma course is very professional, and the Canadian postgraduate diploma is an education between undergraduate and postgraduate. In fact, the Canadian postgraduate diploma course focuses more on cultivating students' professional ability.

Advantages: receiving high-quality education in Canada and cultivating vocational skills will make it easier for students to find jobs after graduation.

Second, the Canadian postgraduate application conditions

1, must have a bachelor degree.

This is the most basic condition for applying for graduate students in Canada.

2. Have language scores.

Almost all graduate students studying in Canada don't offer double admission, which means that when preparing to apply for graduate students, applicants should have language scores to meet the admission requirements of graduate students. Generally speaking, the minimum language requirements for graduate students in Canada are: TOEFL score above 550 or IELTS score above 6 and 5, among which writing is also required to be at least 4, 0 or 6, 0, and good universities will have higher requirements.

3.GPA score should be very high.

GPA is the average score of college grades, and some schools also use American scores (that is, full marks of 4 and 0). The minimum admission standard for graduate students in Canada is 75 points (percentage system) or above. General universities will require an average score of more than 80%, and better universities will also require a professional course score of more than 85% in the next two years. This is because graduate students assist tutors in the research work in a certain professional field, so tutors attach great importance to whether students have the knowledge background of this major and research experience in related fields. For most students who have no scientific research experience, the results of professional courses in school are particularly important.

4.GRE or GMAT scores must be available or even better.

In addition to TOEFL or academic IELTS, Canadian universities generally require applicants to pass GRE or GMAT, but this requirement varies from school to school and from major to major. Eddie's teacher studying in Canada said that although many graduate programs in science and engineering in Canadian universities do not require GRE scores or only "suggest GRE scores", if applicants have good GRE or GMAT scores as an aspect of competitiveness, they may be given priority. Usually, the requirements for these results are: GMAT needs 550.

3. How many years does it take to study in Canada?

Generally speaking, it takes about one and a half years or two years to study for graduate students in Canada, which is not much different from the domestic graduate education system. However, if you choose a master's degree or a master's degree, it will take at least 3 to 5 years, and even some special majors, such as law, accounting and finance, will take longer, and 7 to 8 years is also possible. If students' academic performance is not very high or their language performance can't meet the admission standards of the school, they still need a period of preparation for the postgraduate entrance examination, which usually takes about one year. At this stage, we mainly use it to learn English and some preparatory courses for graduate students.

It should be noted that studying in Canada is not easy. Students are at least domestic full-time undergraduate graduates with degree certificates and requirements for GPA. If everyone's average score in domestic universities does not reach 75 or above, the chances of applying for approval are very small. Only when you reach 80 or 85 points can you truly meet the admission standards of most Canadian schools.

If the language score does not meet the requirements of the school, the chances of getting the admission notice are relatively small. As far as the current situation is concerned, the minimum language requirement for Canadian masters is IELTS 6 and 5, and personal scores cannot be lower than 6 and 0. If you want to be admitted to a prestigious Canadian school or apply for a popular major, you even need to reach 7 points or more.

In addition to IELTS, TOEFL and other language proficiency tests, GRE scores are required to apply for science and engineering majors, and GMAT scores are required to apply for business. Of course, these still depend on the majors in the school, and some majors in some schools are not required. If required, the GRE score is generally required to be above 1200, and the writing part shall not be lower than 4, 5 and 5. For the application of master of management, this GMAT score shall not be less than 550 points.