The average tuition fee for full-time undergraduate students in Canada is about 7,076 Canadian dollars per year, while the cost for international students is as high as 3,8081Canadian dollars.

In terms of provinces, Nova Scotia has the highest tuition, with an average of 9575 Canadian dollars, which is 35.3% higher than the national average. Followed by Saskatchewan and New Brunswick, the tuition fees are 9232 Canadian dollars and 8706 Canadian dollars respectively.

In contrast, the tuition fees in Ontario, Alberta and Prince Edward Island are reasonable, which are 8 190 Canadian dollars, 7,586 Canadian dollars and 738/kloc-0 Canadian dollars respectively. Tuition fees in British Columbia, Manitoba and Yukon are all lower than the national average, and the lowest in Yukon is $4,275.

Tuition fees also vary according to different majors. For example, the tuition fees of business and engineering are usually higher, while the tuition fees of liberal arts and social sciences are more close to the people.

This difference in tuition fees is mainly caused by the economic situation of provinces, education policies and the operating costs of universities. For example, Nova Scotia and New Brunswick have relatively developed economies and high living standards, so the tuition fees are relatively high. Universities in remote areas such as Yukon have lower operating costs and lower tuition fees.

Famous universities in Canada:

1. The University of Toronto is located in Toronto, Canada's largest city. It is one of the top universities in Canada and a world-famous public research university. The University of Toronto has excellent teachers and students can receive the most advanced education here.

2. McGill University, located in Montreal, Quebec, Canada, is one of the oldest and most prestigious universities in Canada. Mcgill University is famous for its excellent teaching quality, rigorous style of study and outstanding scientific research achievements.

The University of British Columbia (UBC) is located on the west coast of Canada. It is one of the most difficult universities in Canada and a world-famous public research university. The teaching quality and scientific research achievements of the University of British Columbia enjoy a high reputation in Canada and even the world.