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Planning before Studying in Canada - MyStudia

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Planning before Studying in Canada - MyStudia

Studying abroad is crucial decision as we are going thousands of miles away from our home. Hence, there are certain preparations needed. In case of Canada, you may consider the following things:


Research your program of study and the college/university

Research the programs of study offered by Canadian universities and colleges and select the one that best aligns with your interests and career goals. Make sure to choose a college that is DLI (Designated Learning Institute) recognized by the Canadian government.


Determine your eligibility

Review the admission requirements for your chosen program of study and make sure you meet the eligibility criteria, including language proficiency and academic qualifications.


Budget and funding

Calculate the estimated cost of your studies, including tuition, living expenses, and any other fees, and make sure you have a plan for financing your education. Consider options for scholarships, grants, or student loans and check their requirements as well.


Language proficiency

Determine your level of proficiency in English or French and consider enrolling in language classes or taking language proficiency tests, such as the IELTS test or TEF, if necessary. Check out what is the minimum score required and prepare according to it.


Health insurance

Research the healthcare plans in Canada and make sure you have a plan for obtaining health insurance coverage, as it is a mandatory requirement for international students. You have options of public and private health insurance.


Accommodation

Research options for accommodation in the area where you will be studying and make arrangements in advance, if possible. Consider factors such as location, cost, and safety. Mostly On campus accommodations are available but explore what suits you the best.


When you are planning to study in Canada, you should consider several factors, including your program of study and DLI, eligibility criteria, funding, language proficiency, health insurance, and accommodation. When you plan appropriately, the process becomes smooth.


As they say, well begun is half done.

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