About Canada

Canada is a country where there is a premium on education. Canada offers quality education with excellent value and lots of choice. Whether you choose to study in a big city or small town you’re guaranteed beautiful scenery in a multicultural country that boasts one of the highest standards of living in the world. No matter where you decide to study in Canada you can’t go wrong! Its per capita spending on education is more than that of any other country in the G7 (Group of seven leading industrial nations outside the former communist bloc, consisting of the US, Japan, Germany, France, the UK, Italy, and Canada). Canada is among the top three countries in the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD). A degree from any Canadian university is recognized worldwide. More than 1, 30,000 students (from all over the world) go to Canada every year for higher studies. Canadian universities are at the forefront of information technology and many campuses have top of the line research facilities, ensuring students are equipped for the 21st century. A degree from a Canadian school is considered equivalent to an American degree

Requirements for studies at university in Canada

1. Students can choose from about 90 universities and about 150 community colleges and technical institutes. The choice of programmes offered is varied covering a host of courses. Canadian universities are degree granting institutions (BA- PhD) and offer the same training as 4 year American colleges. Canadian colleges offer diploma and certificate programs similar to an American junior college. Colleges also include technology institutes and art programs.
2. Canadian universities maintain a high standard of academic excellence. Canadian schools also offer some of the safest campuses anywhere. See what some American students are saying about studying in Canada:
3. Tuition and living expenses for an American student studying at a Canadian school are very affordable. American students are also eligible for U.S. Government and Student Loans at most Canadian schools.