Study in Canada.
Strong universities, lower tuition than comparable US institutions, and post-study work rights that make the numbers work over a longer horizon.
September is the main intake, with meaningful January and May entries at many universities.
Entrance scholarships at undergraduate level, and funded positions at Master's and PhD level in research-heavy departments. Funding is usually departmental rather than central.
Study Permit. Proof of funds and, for some applicants, biometrics and a medical examination.
Shortlist, funding and visa — for Canada.
Navigator matches you to programs here against real applicant data, finds the funding you qualify for, and walks the visa route step by step. Our counselors work from the same information you can see.
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