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^Thanks guys! That def clears any last shred of doubt someone could pull this off, lol. (I would rate you +1 but I don't see a button to do that anywhere on here...)

Thanks, didn't know about the possibility of an interview. If I would go to QC I would study French on my own (I already speak intermediate Italian and some Sp./Port. so I don't think it would be that hard.) In a perfect situation I would then take an exam similar to IELTS to prove...

If they need specifically a "certificate" to prove your your French skills then the price is a little crazy, at least in Universite' Laval. From their page at elul.ulaval.ca/en/our-courses/french-as-a-foreign-language/certificate/ Length of programme The Certificat en français langue étrangère...

Hi, can you tell more about this. On one of the QC immigration sites I saw the requirement of having "Passed an intermediate level French language class in an accredited school in Quebec" but no mention of which these schools are or how long the "class" is... I found this...

Thank you for the info on living expenses! Will take that into account. In your experience are international students (on student visa) explicitly *barred* from switching to distance/online *after* already having studied in that institution for some time and being on a visa for, let's say, a 4...

I haven't been able to find anything on Google and some universities (those with more exhaustive tuition/fees pages) actually list distance & online studies fees for international students, so it appears possible but I wanted to verify. Basically I'm looking at some of the more affordable...