When you have 436 public and private universities and colleges to choose from in Canada, it can be a difficult and sometimes confusing task to find the school that meets your goals. Below are 5 factors to consider when choosing a program and institution of study. Good luck and happy studying!
1. Cost of the program
IRCC will need you to show tuition fees, living expenses, and transportation costs. The average cost of studying in Canada for an International undergraduate student is CA $29,714 according to Statistics Canada. Keep in mind that the cost of living varies greatly across Canada as well, so when you find a school with the perfect program, make sure it is in an area you can afford to live in.
2. Your Education & Work Experience Background
How does your chosen program fit into your professional objectives and profession? One of the most important things to include in your study plan is a proper answer to this question. Your school background, work experience, study ambitions, evidence of funding, travel history, distinctive additions, and future plans should all be included in your study plan. Keep in mind that your study plan should be 2 to 3 pages long.
3. Eligibility Requirements
Do you have the required grade point average, work experience (if applicable), and classes? You must meet the requirements to be eligible for a program; therefore, save your money and only apply for programs for which you are eligible. Some schools will require you to have relevant job experience, a specified GMAT or GRE score, a certain CGPA range, or even IELTS scores.
4. Employment Prospect Post Graduate
The goal is to graduate with a wide range of employment opportunities.
Spend some time researching job opportunities after graduation and the employment rate of graduates from your institution (if available).
Most colleges provide career advising and counseling services both while students are enrolled and after they complete their studies.
Prospective students should review the employment prospects of their proposed course of study to ensure that their occupation is rewarding.
5. Options to transition to Permanent residence
If remaining in Canada permanently is an option for you, The province you choose could be significant in your transition to PR. If you've begun considering your pathway to PR, but don't know where to begin or what programs you would qualify for, speak with one of our knowledgable consultants who can help determine what program would be best for you.
Lastly...
Using these 5 factors, you will be able to find the school that fits your lifestyle and aligns with your goals. Don't forget, after admission comes the Study Permit application and we want to make sure you are packing a strong and convincing application! Enroll in our Study Permit Course, taught by our lead consultant, Florence Akpan, who will provide you with the tools necessary to package a strong application.
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