International Student applying to Canadian Universities

[Bri99]

Hey...


I want to start the process of getting a student visa in Canada.I know I need to apply to school,get accepted and then together with the acceptance letter,proof of funding and other documents,I will be able to apply for a student visa and hopefully get accepted.

The problem is,as I search for schools to apply for in Canada,I've discovered that their tuition is pretty high for International students with most scholarships available for science or phd students (I'm applying for a Masters program) .So far,I'm in the process of applying to a university,but the school requires that one of the lecturers there can agree to supervise me and since I emailed that lecturer,he hasn't replied.I know this seems like a whole rant or whatever.But I just need help.I really want to study in Canada.But which school has an affordable tuition fee for International Students (and some scholarships than can cover part of the cost?)

 

[Maybe tommorow]

Most respectable schools requires a supervisor to take interest in your research. Email them and apply at the same time, some will require you to write a proposal in the application process. Funding is hard to come by

 

[Bri99]

Most respectable schools requires a supervisor to take interest in your research. Email them and apply at the same time, some will require you to write a proposal in the application process. Funding is hard to come by

Thank u

 

[Impatient Dankaroo]

Hey...


I want to start the process of getting a student visa in Canada.I know I need to apply to school,get accepted and then together with the acceptance letter,proof of funding and other documents,I will be able to apply for a student visa and hopefully get accepted.

The problem is,as I search for schools to apply for in Canada,I've discovered that their tuition is pretty high for International students with most scholarships available for science or phd students (I'm applying for a Masters program) .So far,I'm in the process of applying to a university,but the school requires that one of the lecturers there can agree to supervise me and since I emailed that lecturer,he hasn't replied.I know this seems like a whole rant or whatever.But I just need help.I really want to study in Canada.But which school has an affordable tuition fee for International Students (and some scholarships than can cover part of the cost?)

Canada is a premium destination for international students and as such do not provide many scholarships besides for research based Master's and PhD programs for which, as mentioned above, one needs to reach out directly.

 

[Impatient Dankaroo]

Hey...


I want to start the process of getting a student visa in Canada.I know I need to apply to school,get accepted and then together with the acceptance letter,proof of funding and other documents,I will be able to apply for a student visa and hopefully get accepted.

The problem is,as I search for schools to apply for in Canada,I've discovered that their tuition is pretty high for International students with most scholarships available for science or phd students (I'm applying for a Masters program) .So far,I'm in the process of applying to a university,but the school requires that one of the lecturers there can agree to supervise me and since I emailed that lecturer,he hasn't replied.I know this seems like a whole rant or whatever.But I just need help.I really want to study in Canada.But which school has an affordable tuition fee for International Students (and some scholarships than can cover part of the cost?)

However, if you want more afford tuition then look to provinces in the east like Newfoundland, New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island

 

[Bri99]

However, if you want more afford tuition then look to provinces in the east like Newfoundland, New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island

I definitely will...thank u