In HK, if your grades are not good enough, relatively speaking, it is not easy to enter local universities. Many students got eliminated by the system. In Canada, there are so many vacancies in universities; all you need is to apply. If you don't have money to attend university, the province will provide you with financial aid or even bursary (free money). For 2022, average Canadian tuition is $6692 CAD according to Statistics Canada. There are Continuing Education programs for working adults. Canada gives its citizens the opportunity to have post-secondary education.
@@johnfu87grits92 Why bother? You can graduate from a Canadian university for cheap; and then get a job in USA through TN-1 visa, provided that your occupation is in the USMCA qualified profession list.
Thanks for the info. I was wondering if students can use the grades from a 1-year post graduate diploma to apply for a masters degree in another school in Canada? There doesn't seem to be much explanations about this and I'm confused😢
@@eitakriamdt The school that you applied for Master degree will ask for the transcript of your Bachelor degree. The transcript will need to be sent directly from your school, not through you. Diploma GPA counts very little; but you can ask the school before doing anything. You just never know..
