Are you planning to study in Canada?

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Why choose to study in Canada? 

You will love to know that amongst some of the best learning programs in the world, Maple Land is like a home to some of the best research and educational institutions around the world. In addition to this, consistently universities in Canada have always been at the top, in ranking internationally and when it comes to the recognition amongst impressive employers, all over the world. In fact, in one study in 2016 three Canadian universities ranked among the top 50 universities around the world.

There are many types of Canadian institutions to choose from, but whether you go to university, college, or vocational school, you can never doubt the Canadian education system on delivering a world-class level of education for sure.

 

So, before you start searching for a Canadian university, there are some key points to remember. Here is an easy step-by-step guide you can keep handy while searching for some good universities.

 

1.  How to select a course to study in Canada

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Your selection of a program would prove to be an important aspect in deciding whether you will get the study permit or not. Thus, you need to research an appropriate institution there in Canada for your specific program covering every module that you want to pursue. And, Jump Kangaroo, here makes a difference over others by providing the program recommendations based on thorough research work, your work experience, and your educational history. Which will give you an edge to succeed with your application for sure.

Just to add here, as per the new guidelines, for a successful visa procedure, now it will be better to go for the universities rather than going for the colleges. For your reference, below is the list of the universities in Canada.

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Alberta Universities

1. Athabasca University

2. Concordia University of Edmonton

3. MacEwan University

4. Mount Royal University

5. The King’s University

6. University of Alberta

7. University of Calgary

8. University of Lethbridge

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British Columbia Universities

1. Emily Carr University of Art + Design

2. Kwantlen Polytechnic University

3. Royal Roads University

4. Simon Fraser University

5. The University of British Columbia

6. Thompson Rivers University

7. Trinity Western University

8. University of Northern British Columbia

9. University of the Fraser Valley

10. University of Victoria

11. Vancouver Island University

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Manitoba Universities

1. Brandon University

2. Canadian Mennonite University

3. St. Paul’s College

4. The University of Winnipeg

5. Université de Saint-Boniface

6. University of Manitoba

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New Brunswick Universities

1. Mount Allison University

2. St. Thomas University

3. Université de Moncton

4. University of New Brunswick

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Nova Scotia Universities

1. Acadia University

2. Cape Breton University

3. Dalhousie University

4. Mount Saint Vincent University

5. Nova Scotia College of Art and Design (NSCAD University)

6. Saint Mary’s University

7. St. Francis Xavier University

8. Université Sainte-Anne

9. University of King’s College

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Newfoundland & Labrador Universities

1. Memorial University of Newfoundland

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Ontario

1. Algoma University

2. Brescia University College

3. Brock University

4. Carleton University

5. Dominican University College

6. Huron University College

7. King’s University College (King’s University College at Western University)

8. Lakehead University

9. Laurentian University

10. McMaster University

11. Nipissing University

12. OCAD University

13. Queen’s University

14. Redeemer University College

15. Royal Military College of Canada

16. Ryerson University

17. Saint Paul University

18. St. Jerome’s University

19. Trent University

20. University of Guelph

21. University of Ontario Institute of Technology

22. University of Ottawa

23. University of St. Michael’s College

24. University of Sudbury

25. University of Toronto

26. University of Trinity College

27. University of Waterloo

28. University of Windsor

29. Victoria University

30. Western University

31. Wilfrid Laurier University

32. York University

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Prince Edward Island Universities

1. University of Prince Edward Island

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Québec

1. Bishop’s University

2. Concordia University

3. École de technologie supérieure

4. École nationale d’administration publique

5. HEC Montréal

6. Institut national de la recherche scientifique

7. McGill University

8. Polytechnique Montréal

9. TÉLUQ

10. Université de Montréal

11. Université de Sherbrooke

12. Université du Québec

13. Université du Québec à Chicoutimi

14. Université du Québec à Montréal

15. Université du Québec à Rimouski

16. Université du Québec à Trois-Rivières

17. Université du Québec en Abitibi-Témiscamingue

18. Université du Québec en Outaouais

19. Université Laval

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Saskatchewan Universities

1. Campion College

2. First Nations University of Canada

3. Luther College

4. St. Thomas More College

5. University of Regina

6. University of Saskatchewan

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2. How to Apply for free with Jump Kangaroo

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After you made a decision on choosing your program or University. You need to prepare your application and submit it We will help you in preparing and submitting your application there. You then need a letter of acceptance (also known as LOA) from a Canadian study center (with a valid DLI no. assigned by the Canadian government) to apply for your visa. Jump Kangaroo further helps you in completing all these procedures speedily to get the LOA as soon as possible.

 

3. Apply for a Student Permit

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With your admission letter in hand, you will be ready to apply for your course

permission. Jump Kangaroo then make your proper SOP (Statement Of Purpose) covering all important points. As it is a technical draft that will clear your intent to the immigration officer. After this preparation, we will submit your application to the embassy then your process of  Immigration to Canada will commence. If your study permit gets approved, then you can go to Canada! But here, you will just get the grant to enter Canada for once. As you reach the Canadian airport, you’ll be given your entry introduction letter. This point is also known as the Canadian Port of Entry (POE). If your permit is approved there, the Canadian government will grant your study permit. 

 

 

Here is an International Student Document Checklist for you:

Specific documentation is required for the student visa application procedure. 

Below is the list of required documents that may be requested from you before we put your application for submission.

Letter of Admission: A letter sent by the school confirming your admission to your learning program.

Proof of Financial Support: Proof of financial support for any family members coming with you. You must show enough funds that cover your tuition fees and your living expenses (accommodation, food, etc.) in your first year in Canada.

Identity documents: Birth certificate, marriage certificate, and passport.

 

 

Processing Time for your file or study permit visa

Processing time for the study permits varies widely. The time it takes depends upon the country from which you are filing your application. The shortest processing time is 1-2 weeks, but some applicants may expect to wait as long as 16 weeks. Processing times depend on the volume of applications currently they are dealing with. If you apply near the beginning of the Canadian academic year you can expect the delay but if you have applied 3-4 months before the session then you may get it on or before time.

 

Canadian Study Permit Conditions

There are a few terms and conditions attached to the Canadian study permit. You must respect these terms to enjoy all the benefits while you are in Canada during your study duration.

• You must register at a designated study center (DLI)

• You must register as a part-time student or full-time student if studying in Quebec

• You must not take any approved leaves for more than 150 days from your Study program

You will find that Studying in Canada is not as expensive as the other countries like Australia, the USA, and the UK. Comparatively, the Canadian tuition fees are lower than their counterparts.

When deciding where to study abroad, the cost of living and the fee structure are some of the important aspects to think about. The cost of living in Canada can be very expensive in some of the places near the main cities, whereas compared to some faraway places from the main cities could cut down on these major chunks out of your pocket and we at JumpKangaroo Guide you with fuller transparency to avail you the option of your choice and which will be suiting your budget too.

 

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