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9 Things You Should Know Before Applying for Universities in Canada

If you're considering pursuing higher education abroad, Canada is a top destination worth exploring. Known for its multicultural environment, affordable education, and high living standards, Canada is home to many world-class universities. Before applying to universities in Canada, it's essential to be aware of key aspects such as university rankings, tuition costs, available scholarships, and visa requirements. For international students, the opportunity to work while studying and the availability of a post-graduation work permit add further appeal to studying in Canada.

To explore these important factors in more detail, visit our guide on applying for universities in Canada.

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Canada is an excellent study destination for international students, providing high-quality education at affordable prices. Discover why Canada is the perfect choice to achieve your career aspirations.

Exploring Canada's Education Advantage:

Affordable High-Quality Instruction: Canada offers high-quality education at affordable costs, making it a top choice for international students seeking quality instruction.

International Student Hub: Canada is known for its welcoming atmosphere and diverse student community, making it an ideal study destination with 96% of international students recommending it.

Path to Permanent Residency: Canada's appeal as a long-term destination for career growth is showcased by the fact that around 60% of international students plan to apply for permanent residency.

Education Options in Canada:

Top-Ranked Canadian Universities: You can select one of the Canadian universities that are ranked among the top 200 globally to ensure that you receive a world-class education.

Diverse College and University Programs: Discover more than 8,000 colleges and 16,000 university programs that offer flexible and high-quality education options.

Affordable Education: Discover career opportunities and scholarships in Canada that support your education. Many programs offer co-op job placements or internships for practical experience.

Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP): International students can work while studying and obtain a PGWP after completing their education, ensuring ample opportunities for work experience and permanent residency.

Thriving Career Opportunities:

Quick Job Placements: The job market in Canada is strong, with the majority of graduates securing employment within three months of course completion.

Post-Graduation Work Permits (PGWPs): International students can work in Canada after their studies using PGWPs, which is a pathway to gaining work experience and becoming permanent residents.

Canada's Tech Industry:

Tech Hub of the North: Canada, particularly Toronto, has become a prominent tech hub globally, second only to Silicon Valley. Discover exceptional prospects in the stable tech industry with a low cost of living and a welcoming culture. Costs and Finances in Canada:

Meal at a restaurant: $18.00 Monthly apartment rent in city centre (1 bedroom): $1,444.74 Monthly apartment rent outside the city centre (1 bedroom): $1,163.89 Basic utilities (electricity, water, heating, garbage): $170

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[allthecanadianpolitics]

A cloud of uncertainty hangs over the future of international student visas in Canada. As the country grapples with a housing crisis,  strong wording from the federal government in recent months suggests it is looking to potentially cap the number of study permits issued to prospective international students to help alleviate the housing demand. “Enough is enough,” said Marc Miller, Minister of Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship  in December of last year. “If provinces and territories cannot do this, we will do it for them, and they will not like the bluntness of the instruments that we use,” he said.

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[deliriousdisquisitions]

Sunset at Oshawa pier - Canada

[the-lozowski-speakeasy]

got drafted into witnessing for a lesbian wedding while chilling outside city hall todayyy the world is a great good place

[sapphicslearninglair]

hey guys.. i know i haven't post in like.. a week? maybe more? and tbh i have no other excuse than that i've been tired. even though i had like only 1 thing for last week i felt like it was really really tiring, and i don't rlly know why. anyway this is what my week looks like, so i'll try and update every day (if i can't then alteast like in the middle and end of the week)

i've been searching abt universities in the UK and Canada that are,, amicable for international students (+ what advantages i get if i do the 2nd year of IB) and so far i've found one in UK that really interests me (oh & i'm thinking of studying something along the lines of politics, International Realtions, law, that stuff), so if anyone has any suggestions of universities or were to look please lmk!!!

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[secreteviltwin]

How do you feel about international students ?

[visualsofjm]

The reality is we don't have much time. Everything is coming together at once and sometimes, it's hard to choose between priority over needs, responsibility over wants. Whatever it is, always choose what makes you happy and put yourself as number one top of your priorities.✨

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Di ko pa sana gagamitin 'tong gift card kaso napadaan ako sa mall kanina nung pauwi ako. Kaya ibinili ko na.

I've been looking for a sign these past few days and di ako bingo ni Lord. My angel number showed up sa receipt '222' bruuuhh 🫶🏻✨

Last year pinatattoo ko yan when I got my LOA from Humber it was December 22, 2k22 and imagine, andito na ako ngayon 🥹

It's amazing how a year can change your lifestyle in just a glimpse. Surviving each day and dealing with different people from school and work kahit na minsan I feel so drain na feeling ko wala ng progress ang lahat kinakaya ko pa din naman and kung ito man yung 'right path' for me for sure kakayanin ko pa 'to in the future 🙏🏼

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Part Time Job In US for International Students

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[hellolysa]

Snow in November

I can't believe it is happening. Just 3 days after my last post, it started snowing. Some locals told me that the snow came late this year. It was supposed to start in the last week of October just after Halloween. I really didn't know what to expect but it looks aesthetic in pictures. In reality, it is quite a hassle to go around with snow on the ground. I have to wear bulky clothes and wear boots. I am still not used to it.

The snow is powdery and soft. After the snow fell, the place looked straight like the picture books I used to have back then. It is quite *magical*. It reminds me that I am no longer in the Philippines. I remembered how far we had been through.

The days are getting shorter and the days are longer. Sometimes this place looks like a ghost town: A cold, dark, and silent city. To be honest, there is really nothing going on aside from downtown. However, I rarely go there. On the brighter side, it is really peaceful here and laid back. I feel like I have lots of time to spend. Probably because we rarely have traffic here. On most days I can walk to where I work. I didn't have to deal with jeepneys where I struggled commuting back home.

The pictures below are our first snow pictures.

Camera used: Nikon D7000

[allthecanadianpolitics]

International students in Toronto will be adversely affected by an impending federal rule that will limit them to working 24 hours a week off-campus when school is in session, students and advocates say. Immigration Minister Marc Miller said last spring the new rules would take effect in September, however a spokesperson for Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada said in an email that the federal department is still working toward implementing the regulatory changes this fall. They could not provide a more specific timeline.  Miller previously said the 24-hour cap will ensure international students can focus on their studies, while having the option to work. "Students who want to come here have to realize that they can only work 24 hours in order to offset some of their costs or bring the material resources themselves when they come here," Miller said on April 29.

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[deliriousdisquisitions]

17.11.2022. My brother went hiking with his friend this week and I've just never been more envious. 😭😭 Take me with I haven't been outside in so long I'm all shrivelled up!

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