Applications for Undergraduate
and Graduate Programs

Undergraduate Application

· Strength and Specialty

A Flexible Educational System
The biggest advantage of the Canadian undergraduate education is that students can often transfer freely. Generally speaking, freshmen mainly study general and introductory courses, which can help students develop their academic interests and find their strengths. Once they reach their sophomore year, they can then choose their majors according to their interests. Even if students have already enrolled in majors that are not a good fit, they can change their majors or schools in accordance with the transferring requirements of. Optional Language Proficiency Requirement
Chinese students can apply for undergraduate programs in Canada with GAOKAO and HUIKAO scores. If their language scores do not meet the requirements for direct admission, they can choose "ESL/Pathway program + academic program" to apply for their dream universities. (Note: Some schools or programs do not accept dual enrollment) Co-op Programs
Many undergraduate programs in Canada offer Co-op program. Through Co-op, students can enter local companies for internship, through which they can not only gain practical experience, but also obtain credits and salaries. Most importantly, many students are rehired to secure permanent positions in their internship company directly after graduation. Easy Immigration
After completing the undergraduate study in Canada, students are then offered a three-year work permit before applying for immigration. High Performance-Price Ratio
Compared with other Western countries such as the United States, the cost of studying in Canada is relatively cost-effective. In Canada, many universities and colleges are public institutions, meaning the government provides substantial financial subsidies to the institution’s costs and maintenance. In addition, some universities or colleges offer international students entrance scholarships based on their high school grades.

· Suitable Group
High school students/graduates from the Chinese traditional education system and from the international curriculum are suitable to apply for Canadian schools (American High School Curriculum /AP/A-level are available.).

Application Requirements:
Students from the Chinese Traditional Education System： 1. Application Form 2. Application fee of around C $100-300 (depending on schools and programs) 3. High school transcript, graduation certificate/study certificate, GAOKAO and HUIKAO score reports 4. Passport/ID card 5. English Language Proficiency (IELTS/TOEFL/Duolingo, etc.) 6. Essays or interview (depending on the programs) Students from International Curriculum (American High School Curriculum as the example) : 1. Application Form 2. Application fee of around CAD $100-300 (depending on schools and programs) 3. High school transcript, graduation certificate/study certificate 4. Passport/ID card 5. English Language Proficiency (IELTS/TOEFL/Duolingo, etc.) 6. AP/SAT/ACT score report 7. Essays or interview (depending on the programs) Application Timeline
Undergraduate programs in Canada typically start in September, applicants are recommended to begin preparations one year in advance: ∙Complete English Language Study before September, and receive the ideal language score (some universities/colleges offer dual enrollment) ∙From October to December, the applicant can choose schools and majors, prepare the application materials and submit their application ∙From January to March of the next year, the applicant will receive the admission letter from the university ∙From March to May of the next year, the applicant can prepare study permit materials and submit their VISA application ∙From July to August of the next year, if the applicant has successfully obtained their visa, they can book flight tickets to their designation school and contact the school for accommodation along with other preparations ∙In September of the following year, the applicant can leave to Canada to enroll in their studies

· Immigration after Graduation

After graduation from a Canadian school, students can obtain a three-year graduate work permit. Depending on immigration policies of their respective provinces, they can accumulate qualified work experience to eventually apply for immigration. British Columbia (BC): University of British Columbia/University of Victoria/Thompson Rivers University/Trinity Western University/New York Institute of Technology-Vancouver Campus/Fairleigh Dickinson University-Vancouver Campus Ontario (ON): University of Toronto/University of Ottawa/Laurentian University/University of Windsor/ York University Saskatchewan (SK): University of Regina Nova Scotia (NS): Cape Breton University Newfoundland (NF): Memorial University of Newfoundland

BC
Douglas College: https://www.douglascollege.ca/ Okanagan College: https://www.okanagan.bc.ca/ Selkirk College: https://selkirk.ca/ Vancouver Community College: https://www.vcc.ca/ Camosun College: https://www.camosun.ca/ Alberta
Southern Alberta Institute of Technology: https://www.sait.ca/ Bow Valley College: https://bowvalleycollege.ca/ Red Deer Polytechnic: https://www.rdpolytech.ca/ Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan Polytechnic: https://saskpolytech.ca/ Manitoba
Manitoba Institute of Trades and Technology (MITT): https://mitt.ca/ Red River College: https://www.rrc.ca/ Ontario
George Brown College: https://www.georgebrown.ca/ Algonquin College: https://www.algonquincollege.com/ Canadore College: https://www.canadorecollege.ca/ Centennial College: https://www.centennialcollege.ca/ Conestoga College: https://www.conestogac.on.ca/ Confederation College: https://www.confederationcollege.ca/ Durham College: https://durhamcollege.ca/ Fanshawe College: https://www.fanshawec.ca/


Saskatchewan
University of Regina: https://www.uregina.ca/ Nova Scotia
Cape Breton University: https://www.cbu.ca/ Newfoundland
Memorial University of Newfoundland: https://www.mun.ca/
Graduate Application

· Strength and Specialty

High Quality Education

Canadian master's programs are highly competitive and require demonstrations of exceptional academic performance and English language proficiency, making it difficult for students to be accepted. In other words, it shows that Canadian graduate programs’ strict requirements and low admission rates ensure small-sized classes, maintaining a consistently rigorous academic environment, and therefore carrying a higher academic recognition.

High Performance-price Ratio

Students should prepare substantial budget before going abroad. Compared with the UK, the United States and Australia, where the annual cost is often more than 300,000 yuan, Canada education is the most cost-effective as it is mainly consisted of public institutions. As a result, the total annual cost for most master's programs in Canada is estimated to be 150,000 to 200,000 yuan, no more than 250,000 yuan, except for MBA programs.

Employment and Immigration after Graduation

Canada is a large country with a relatively sparse population. In order to sustain its labour needs, Canada has to absorb a large number of immigrants every year. According to the latest policy, the next three years, the Canadian government will take in millions of immigrants, that is, at least 300,000 immigrants a year. To reach this goal, Canada's current employment and immigration policy is very accepting.

· Suitable Group

4-year undergraduate/current students are suitable to apply for Canadian graduate schools.

Application Requirements

1. Application Form 2. Application fee 3. Undergraduate transcript, graduation certificate and degree certificate 4. Good English Language Proficiency 5. Essays Requirements (CV/RL/PS)

Application Timeline

Graduate programs in Canada generally start in September. Some programs also offer January and May intakes. Using September intake as the example, here is an estimated timeline:

∙Complete English Language study and receive the ideal language score (some universities offer dual enrollment) before September ∙From October to December, the applicant can choose the school and major, prepare the application materials and submit the application ∙From January to March of the next year, the applicant will receive offer and admission letter from the university/college they wish to attend ∙From March to May of the next year, the applicant can prepare study permit materials and submit their VISA application ∙From July to August of the next year, if the applicant has successfully obtained their study permit, they can book flight ticket, contact the school for accommodation along with other preparations ∙In September of the next year, the applicant can leave for Canada to enrool in their studies
Immigration after Graduation

In Canada, different provinces have varied immigration requirements according to each province’s immigration policy. For master or doctoral graduates in BC, if the applicants obtained a graduate degree from natural science, applied science, medicine and the other 9 high-tech majors, they can directly receive BC’s provincial nomination through the BC master and doctoral channel. Then the applicant becomes eligible to apply for immigration without a job offer. Other provinces also have immigration nominations according to their policies.

Diploma/Certificate Application

Strength and Specialty

Diploma/Certificate programs with employment-oriented are run by colleges in Canada, attracting domestic and international students who want begin their professional career sooner. College programs tend to offer many paid internships for students to experience the industry of their choosing before officially entering the job market. The education system of Canadian colleges is more flexible than that of universities. College programs carry a minimum length of one year, with the maximum being three years. After completing all requiredcourses, students can earn a college diploma or certificate. After graduation, students can directly apply for a work permit to work in Canada or go to university for further academic development.

Graduation Means Employment

Different from universities, colleges pay more attention to the cultivation of students' professional skills and provide them with technical training that increase and accelerate the students’ chance of securing employment post-graduation.

Lower Application Requirements
Many college programs can be applied after high school graduation. The application requirements are low, and these programs will enhance the students' English ability. For those without qualified language scores (TOEFL, IELTS etc.), if they fail to pass the language placement test before entering the college, they can apply for the dual enrollment of ESL (English Language program) along with their chosen academic program. Students can go on to enroll in their majors’ required courses after completing the language courses offered by the college. Variety of Programs
Each province in Canada has its own variety of colleges with unique specializations that offer a wide range of majors. Students can choose their major according to their work experience or personal interests. Flexible Intake
September (Fall) is the most common intake for Canadian universities, but many colleges offer multiple intakes throughout the year (January/May/September) to allow students to apply at any time. Lower Tuition fee
In Canada, the tuition fee will vary according to the school and the chosen major; . generally, internationaltuition fee of a college is about 10,000 to 20,000 Canadian dollars per year, which is lower than those of universities, reducing financial burden for the student’s families. Transfer to the University
Most colleges in Canada have cooperative relationship with their universities. If the applicant strive to study in a university, but their grades do not yet meet university’s admission requirements, they can choose to enroll in a college that can transfer credits to a university, then transfer to a university after completing a portion of their college studies. Good Employment Opportunities
Some of the college programs in Canada have Co-op programs. Through the Co-op program, students can enter a collaborative company for their internship as required to receive their diploma; this is extremely beneficial as students can not only gain practical work experience in Canada, but also receive credits and financial compensation for their work. Many students are also offered the chance to stay in the same company directly after graduation, which means their post-graduation employment is often secured early on Work experience is highly valued in Canada, so the experience gained by college students during their studies is significantly contributes to postgrad employment search. Good for Immigrants
After completing a 1–3-year college program in Canada, the language score must be well above the IELTS 5.0 level, and you can get a 3-year work permit. In Canada, it is not difficult for college graduates to find job oppportunities and work for more than one year. Therefore, international students who go to college can easily meet the requirements for experience immigrant applications.

Suitable Group

College in Canada is suitable for applicants with previously completed college or high school diploma , who are eligible to study regardless of work experience. There is no age restriction.

Application Requirements
1. Application Form 2. Application fee of around C $50-200 (depending on the college) 3. Complete transcripts of three years of high school, graduation certificate/study certificate 4. Passport/ID card 5. English Language Proficiency (IELTS/TOEFL/Duolingo, etc.) Application Timeline
Since the entrance time of Canadian colleges is relatively flexible, there are usually three available intakes in January, May and September, allowing year-round applications. September (Fall) intake as an example:
∙Enroll in a Canadian language school, such as ILAC, in advance to study English through online courses, or prepare for official language tests such as IELTS/TOEFL/Duolingo, etc., to receive competitive language scores (most colleges offer dual enrollment). ∙From October to December, the applicant can choose the school and major, prepare the application materials and submit the application ∙From November to January of the next year, the applicant will receive the offer and admission letter from their college ∙From February to April of the next year, the applicant can prepare study permit materials and submit application ∙From May to August of the next year, if the applicant can successfully obtain the study permit, they can book the flight tickets to Canada, and contact the school for accommodation, and make preparations for the trip ∙In September of the following year, the applicant can leave for Canada to enroll in their studies

Immigration after Graduation

In Canada, different provinces have varied immigration requirements according to each province’s immigration policy. For master or doctoral graduates in BC, if the applicants obtained a graduate degree from natural science, applied science, medicine and the other 9 high-tech majors, they can directly receive BC’s provincial nomination through the BC master and doctoral channel. Then the applicant becomes eligible to apply for immigration without a job offer. Other provinces also have immigration nominations according to their policies.


Diploma/Certificate Application
· Strength and Specialty

Diploma/Certificate programs with employment-oriented are run by colleges in Canada, attracting domestic and international students who want begin their professional career sooner. College programs tend to offer many paid internships for students to experience the industry of their choosing before officially entering the job market. The education system of Canadian colleges is more flexible than that of universities. College programs carry a minimum length of one year, with the maximum being three years. After completing all requiredcourses, students can earn a college diploma or certificate. After graduation, students can directly apply for a work permit to work in Canada or go to university for further academic development.

Graduation Means Employment
Different from universities, colleges pay more attention to the cultivation of students' professional skills and provide them with technical training that increase and accelerate the students’ chance of securing employment post-graduation. Lower Application Requirements
Many college programs can be applied after high school graduation. The application requirements are low, and these programs will enhance the students' English ability. For those without qualified language scores (TOEFL, IELTS etc.), if they fail to pass the language placement test before entering the college, they can apply for the dual enrollment of ESL (English Language program) along with their chosen academic program. Students can go on to enroll in their majors’ required courses after completing the language courses offered by the college. Variety of Programs
Each province in Canada has its own variety of colleges with unique specializations that offer a wide range of majors. Students can choose their major according to their work experience or personal interests. Flexible Intake
September (Fall) is the most common intake for Canadian universities, but many colleges offer multiple intakes throughout the year (January/May/September) to allow students to apply at any time. Lower Tuition fee
In Canada, the tuition fee will vary according to the school and the chosen major; . generally, internationaltuition fee of a college is about 10,000 to 20,000 Canadian dollars per year, which is lower than those of universities, reducing financial burden for the student’s families. Transfer to the University
Most colleges in Canada have cooperative relationship with their universities. If the applicant strive to study in a university, but their grades do not yet meet university’s admission requirements, they can choose to enroll in a college that can transfer credits to a university, then transfer to a university after completing a portion of their college studies. Good Employment Opportunities
Some of the college programs in Canada have Co-op programs. Through the Co-op program, students can enter a collaborative company for their internship as required to receive their diploma; this is extremely beneficial as students can not only gain practical work experience in Canada, but also receive credits and financial compensation for their work. Many students are also offered the chance to stay in the same company directly after graduation, which means their post-graduation employment is often secured early on Work experience is highly valued in Canada, so the experience gained by college students during their studies is significantly contributes to postgrad employment search.
Good for Immigrants
After completing a 1–3-year college program in Canada, the language score must be well above the IELTS 5.0 level, and you can get a 3-year work permit. In Canada, it is not difficult for college graduates to find job oppportunities and work for more than one year. Therefore, international students who go to college can easily meet the requirements for experience immigrant applications.

· Suitable Group

College in Canada is suitable for applicants with previously completed college or high school diploma , who are eligible to study regardless of work experience. There is no age restriction.

Application Requirements
1. Application Form 2. Application fee of around C $50-200 (depending on the college) 3. Complete transcripts of three years of high school, graduation certificate/study certificate 4. Passport/ID card 5. English Language Proficiency (IELTS/TOEFL/Duolingo, etc.) Application Timeline
Since the entrance time of Canadian colleges is relatively flexible, there are usually three available intakes in January, May and September, allowing year-round applications. September (Fall) intake as an example:
∙Enroll in a Canadian language school, such as ILAC, in advance to study English through online courses, or prepare for official language tests such as IELTS/TOEFL/Duolingo, etc., to receive competitive language scores (most colleges offer dual enrollment). ∙From October to December, the applicant can choose the school and major, prepare the application materials and submit the application ∙From November to January of the next year, the applicant will receive the offer and admission letter from their college ∙From February to April of the next year, the applicant can prepare study permit materials and submit application ∙From May to August of the next year, if the applicant can successfully obtain the study permit, they can book the flight tickets to Canada, and contact the school for accommodation, and make preparations for the trip ∙In September of the following year, the applicant can leave for Canada to enroll in their studies

Immigration after Graduation

After graduation from college, students will receive a 3-year work permit. Students can apply for experience immigration to Canada as long as they can find a job and work continuously for more than 1 year. Different provinces also have provincial nomination channels for international students. If the city belongs to the northern pilot immigration program RNIP, the applicant can apply for immigration without accumulating work experience after graduation. And according to the specific immigration policy of the province where the college is located, they can apply for the provincial nomination of immigration channel, so as to achieve the purpose of immigration.

BC
University of British Columbia: https://www.ubc.ca/ University of Victoria: https://www.uvic.ca/ Thompson Rivers University: https://www.tru.ca/ Trinity Western University: https://www.twu.ca/ New York Institute of Technology-Vancouver Campus: https://vancouver.nyit.edu/ Fairleigh Dickinson University-Vancouver Campus: https://www.fdu.edu/campuses/vancouver-campus/ Ontario
University of Toronto: https://www.utoronto.ca/ University of Ottawa: https://www2.uottawa.ca/en Laurentian University: https://laurentian.ca/ University of Windsor: https://www.uwindsor.ca/ York University: https://www.yorku.ca/


Post-degree/Post-graduate Application

· Strength and Specialty

Low Application Requirements
If the applicant has a previous bachelor’s degree or associate diploma, they can apply for the Post-degree/Post-graduate Diploma in Canada. Post-degree/Post-graduate Diploma programs do not require a major related to the program or work experience. The requirement for academic scores is fairly lenient . If there is no language score, many colleges can also offer double enrollment, from which students can take the English pathway program first before enrolling in their majors. Lower Tuition Fees
The tuition fees for post-degree/post-graduate programs are much lower than those for undergraduate and graduate programs. More importantly, most of them are 1-2 years only. As a North American country adjacent to the United States, Canadian education for international students is much more cost-effective. The tuition and living expenses of a year are about 150,000-200,000 yuan. With its relatively affordable cost and high-quality teaching quality, Canada has been the ideal destination for studying abroad. Easy to Graduate
Post-Degree/Post-Graduate Diploma programs iare vocational rather than academic/research based. Compared to undergraduate and master's programs, students are much more likely to meet the graduation requirements. Good for Employment
Post-Degree/Post-Graduate programs are designed to develop students' vocational skills and are employment-oriented, significantly increasing the chances for graduates to become employed in Canada right after graduation. Easy to Immigration
After graduation from the post-degree/post-graduate program, students will become eligible for a work permit. After receiving a graduation diploma, they can also immigrate after securing employments that meet the Canadian immigration requirements.

· Suitable Group

Applicants with a bachelor’s degree or associate diploma graduates can apply from China, and there is a wide range of major selection. Application Requirements:
1. Application Form 2. Application fee of around CAD $100-300 (depending on school/program) 3. Academic transcripts, graduation certificate/study certificate 4. Passport/ID card 5. English Language Proficiency (IELTS/TOEFL/Duolingo, etc.) 6. Essays requirements(depending on the program) Applicant Timeline
Post-Degree/Post-Graduate programs in Canada generally start in January and September. Applicants need to prepare from a year in advance. September intake as the example:
∙Language study before September, and get the ideal language score (some universities offer dual enrollment) ∙From October to December, the applicant can choose the school and major, prepare the application materials and submit their application ∙From January to March of the next year, the applicant will receive offer andadmission letter from their college ∙From March to May of the next year, they can prepare study permit materials and submit the application ∙From July to August of the next year, if the applicant has successfully obtained their study visa, they can book the flight tickets to Canada, contact the school for accommodation, and make preparations for the trip ∙In September of the next year, the applicant can leave for Canada to enroll in their programs



Immigration after Graduation

Most of the post-degree/post-graduate programs last one year, while some are two years. After graduation, students can apply for immigration through the provincial immigration policy. In many provinces, applicants can apply for provincial nomination once they have accumulated 6 months of Canadian work experience after graduation. The applicant can apply for a one-year work permit after they graduate from a one-year post-graduate program, or receive get a three-year work permit after graduation from a two-year program; subsequently, they can apply for immigration if the work experience requirements of each provincial nomination or federal program have been met.


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Mature Student Application
· Strength and Specialty

In addition to new graduates, Canada also welcomes applicants with many years of work experience to apply for their programs. Our company has accumulated extensive application experience for mature applicants, we provide each applicant with professional consultants and case processors to help with the application, and offer each applicant the most professional, up-to-date application guidance and advice that customize according their specific needs! Mature applicants can apply in the following two ways: Application Inside Canada Applicants can first enter Canada with Temporary Resident Visa (TRV), study the English language in Canada while applying for schools at the same time. After receiving the offer from the university/college, they can submit their study permit application in China, update the short-term visa into a long-term study permit, graduate from their programs, then apply for work permit or immigration. Application Outside Canada
Applicants outside Canada can directly apply for programs in Canadian colleges or universities. Usually, mature applicants mostly apply for programs from colleges and master programs from universities. The former is to learn professional skills so as to realize the purpose of working in Canada or immigrating to Canada; while the latter serves to improve their academic qualifications so they become more competitive in their industry. With a highly recognized education background from Canada, it opens to the door to more job opportunities and higher salaries after they come back to China.
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