Source: Pexel
Canada is home to beautiful nature, talented and amazing celebs (Ahem…Keanu Reeves, Jim Carrey, Celine Dion) and of course, the prime minister himself, Justin Trudeau.
But most importantly, 530 540 international students have made Canada their second home as of 2020. Well, what’s the hype around Canada anyway?
Education is very important to Canadians. The Government has invested tremendously to provide the best education for their citizens. Aside from having universities recognized for their superb prestige, they are also known to be affordable by many.
Have I kept you wondering about which university?
Fret not, we’re here to feed your curiosity. Here are the Top 6 Affordable Universities for you to study in Canada.
Source: www.tripadvisor.com
Tuition Fee: CAD 6,654 (RM 21814) to CAD 11,460 (RM 37569) per year
First runner up, is the Memorial University of Newfoundland aka MUN. Founded in 1925 as a memorial service for those who were sacrificed in war, it has evolved into an extensive doctoral university with 100 degree programs.
Currently, it is the only one out of two universities available at the Canada province of ‘Newfoundland and Labrador’.
Housing more than 18 000 students from diverse background, the university offers plentiful of interesting courses for who wants to study in Canada such as Nursing, Philosophy, Computer Science and Mechanical Engineering.
Source: www.micefa.com
Tuition Fee: CAD 6,730 to CAD 22,948
University of Saskatchewan is one of the biggest and oldest education institutions in the region of Saskatoon. It’s prominent in the field of research as they are a part of U15 Group of Canadian Research universities and offers broad range of courses for students.
Among courses offered are Medicine, Business, Education, Law and Nursing with Medicine being the most famous.
Source: www.smapse.com
Tuition Fee: CAD 8,644 to CAD 19,529 per year
Agriculture is a major part of the world’s biggest industry. University of Guelph (pronounced Gwelf) is recognized best for its Agriculture, Veterinary Sciences and Food Science programs.
It is well known for its gorgeous and serene campuses, accompanied by a very welcoming and supportive culture proven by its #1 student satisfaction ranking in Canada. All at pocket friendly cost.
Source: www.tripadvisor.com
Tuition Fee: CAD 6,516 to CAD 37,460 per year
Located in Prince George, University Of British Columbia is regarded as top 3 best university to study in Canada. Popular programs include Applied Science, Arts, Dentistry and Education. There are 2 branches available specifically in Vancouver and Kelowna, where it is home to 53 000 students.
Oh and did you know their dashing Prime Minister, Justin Trudeau, is an alumnus?
Source: www.mcgill.ca
Tuition Fee: CAD 14,328 to CAD 22,583 per year
McGill University is one of the Top 3 university in Canada and Top 50 in the world. It is named after its founder, James McGill. They offer more than 300 programs ranging from Agriculture to Education.
Furthermore, McGill is known for diversity, with 30% of them being from 150 countries. You don’t have to travel far to learn about a variety of cultures.
McGill can give you that global experience, or as Pitbull would say, “Mr.Worldwide“
Source: www.bdsmovement.net
Tuition Fee: CAD 26,210 to CAD 39,560 per year
Located in the heart of Canada, University of Toronto (U of T) is known for its significant contribution in the research field, having given birth (not literally) to the first insulin and stem cell in history. Founded on 1872, It is also one of the oldest learning institutions in Canada. Hopefully it’s not haunted.
U of T also offers an attractive list of programs for international student coming from different backgrounds whose looking to study in Canada such as Arts and Humanities, Commerce and Management, Computer Science, Social Science, Engineering and Medicine.
Bottomline is, quality education does not always need to cost you an arm and leg. Canada is the exemplary example of that and they have emerged as a country known for their education. What’s more, they are more than happy to welcome future students who share the same insight and wish to continue their study in Canada.
Huh, what’s that?
You’re thinking about furthering your studies in Canada but don’t know where to start?
Hold yourself together, besties. Eduloco’s here to guide you through every step. If you’re into ships, we also provide scholarships.
Just reach out to us and don’t worry. We won’t charge you. Sit Tight!
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