School Admission
Why Study in Canada?
Every year, Canada welcomes hundreds of thousands of international students from around the globe!
Canadian universities have a long history and reputation for academic excellence and high graduate employability rates. In fact, many Canadian higher education institutions compete with world-renowned universities in the United States and the United Kingdom, for example.
Canada is a culturally diverse country and is known for its welcoming and inclusive environment, making it a great place to study for international students.
Compared to other countries, the cost of education and living expenses in Canada can be relatively affordable, making it a more accessible option for students.
Studying in Canada can provide students with access to a wide range of career opportunities, as the country has a strong economy and is home to many multinational corporations.
Studying in Canada can lead to permanent residency through programs like Canadian Experience Class, Provincial Nominee Programs, and Express Entry. These programs consider factors such as education, work experience, and language proficiency to determine eligibility for permanent residency.
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Ready to take the next step in your education? Get an Idea of what you may be eligible for
D (Pass) (44-40) (2.0 - 1.0) | Not Eligible for admission into post-secondary school |
A (First-Class Honours), (70-100), (4.0 GPA | Eligible for all levels of study in Canada |
B+ (Second Class Upper) (60-69) (3.3 - 3.9 GPA) | Admission into a master's program may be possible. Admission into a Post-Graduate |
Diploma, bachelor's, or diploma program is more attainable. | |
B+ (Second Class Upper) (60-69) (3.3 - 3.9 GPA) | Admission into a master's program may be possible. Admission into a Post-Graduate |
C (Third Class) (49-45) (2.6 - 2.0) | Admission into a master's program is not possible. Likelihood of secured admission for a Post-graduate diploma with limited options. |
Common documentation Needed
If you have previous post-secondary education, make sure you have your:
Transcripts
Copies of your Degree or certificate
WAEC and Scratch card (if applicable)
There would be more based on your school and program of choice
General documentation needed include:
Resume
Bio-data page of your passport
Start your journey with confidence by speaking with an expert!
Do you want to:
Know what programs would be a good fit for you
Know the application process
Get in-depth knowledge on your pathway to Permanent Residency after school
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Get Started Right Away
If you have your transcripts, resume, bio-data page of your passport on hand, and bank statements showing a minimum of $25,000 CAD, get in touch with us to get started!
Why do we ask for bank statements?
The estimated cost of tuition for one year is $15,000 CAD, and the estimated cost of living expenses for the same period is $10,000 CAD.