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Studying in Canada

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  • 17-03-2013 3:27pm
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    Crann na Beatha
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    COYVB
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    Money to burn eh? :P

    I jest, good luck with it


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    Crann na Beatha
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    amber23
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    Hi Phoenix,

    Im moving back to Ireland in september to go to college, mainly because i couldnt afford to go here, but could you tell me the application process for getting into college here? if you dont mind! what sort of money are you talk to go to college, and are there interviews or anything like that? also when did you apply? are there deadlines? sorry to not answer your question!

    Thanks


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    a posse ad esse
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    I am currently studying in Montreal at McGill University. I am not paying foreign fees (thank goodness). Montreal is the cheapest city to be a foreign student in all of North America but it can still be very expensive. I know people who are forking well over 30,000$/year.

    Although Calgary has plenty of jobs and the biggest economic boom in Canada it also has one of the highest costs of living in the country. So really research the living costs along with your tuition, fees and books. Also you are going to have to invest in good winter clothing. My husband and I spent over 2,000$ on winter clothes and gear for us and the children. It gets FREEZING over here.

    I don't think you can go undergraduate part-time being a foreign student. From what I have heard Immigration Canada doesn't allow it unless you are enrolled in a graduate programme.


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