why canada?

The question you should be asking is, Why NOT? There are lots of reasons Canada is one of the most feasible and safest choices for furthering your education internationally. Here are just a few...

  • First Class - Canadian Universities offer an internationally renowned education that attracts students from around the world.
  • Two Official Languages - Canada is a bilingual country. You may choose to study in either French or English or at a bilingual university.
  • A Cultural Mosaic - Canada is a multicultural country. Regardless of your ethnic origin, you will feel at home in Canada.
  • Safe and Clean - You will find our campuses safe and clean. According to the World Bank, many of our cities rank among the best places in the world to live, work and study.
  • Affordable - Tuition and the cost of living in Canada are not necessarily lower than other countries such as Australia, the United Kingdom and the United States but are definitely more cost effective .
  • High Quality - You will find excellent professors, reputable scientists, and world renowned artists and writers as part of the faculty at Canadian Universities
  • Outstanding Facility
  • An Excellent Option - More than 97 universities span this country, which offer among the highest qualities of life in the world.

Still not convinced? Here are some more facts!

ECONOMIC COMPARATIVE COSTS

Available Statistics reveal the fact that Canada is still the best option available for a qualitative education coupled with a high standard of living. Below is a brief analysis of how Canada compares with other possible options.

TOTAL (US $) COUNTRY AVG. TUITION AVG. LIVING COST
$12,000 Canada $6,500 $5,500
$13,641 Australia $7,598 $6,043
$20,526 United Kingdom $11,694 $8,832
$19,188 United States (Public) $10,428 $8,760
$27,677 United States (Private) $18,273 $9,404

COMPARATIVE COSTS

The average cost of fees is provided below, comparing between provinces in Canada.

Province UNIVERSITY TUITION FEES COLLEGE/ HIGH SCHOOL TUITION FEES
Alberta $5,980 - 10,365 $9,400
British Columbia $7,390 - 15,480 $7,500
Manitoba $7,100 - 8500 $7,500
New Brunswick $8,540 - 11, 960 $8,000
Newfoundland $6,540 - 9,960 $5,000
Nova Scotia $7200 - 16500 $15,500
Ontario $11,100 - 16,500 $11,500
Prince Edward Island $7,270 $5,500
Quebec $8,870 - 10.190 $8,000
Saskatchewan $7,170 - 9,700 $10,000

LIVING EXPENSES
CDN$10,000 for 12 months (recommended)
CDN$4,000 for spouse (recommended)
CDN$3,000 for each child (recommended)