More Top Universities in Canada

After the last article on Canadian universities, here's a look at other major universities in Canada. The following universities are divided into three categories - small, medium and large. Small universities usually offer mainly bachelor's studies, while medium and large universities offer graduate degrees in a variety of disciplines. Large universities also offer doctoral programs, including professional, medical and law degrees.

Mount Allison University

In Sackville, New Brunswick, Mount Allison University is one of the smallest universities in Canada. Its size and personalized approach allows students to feel like individuals and not just numbers on campus. Mount Allison focuses on the growth and education of their students allowing them to customize their own degrees. Has, in fact, Mount Allison has been so successful with their approach, as the # 2 university in Canada recognized in the first place among the undergraduate hasUniversity of Maclean's, a leading publisher in Canada. Study well and include bachelor's degree in art, science, economics, fine arts and music. Mount Allison is home away from home for more than 150 international students from over 40 countries, including France, Germany, USA, Japan, China and more to come. There are numerous exchange programs and study abroad opportunities with other universities in countries like New Zealand, Denmark, China, Japan, Spain,Sweden, Norway, Germany, France and others.

Admissions

Admission requirements include a rule, the high school diploma, GCE, French BACCALAUREATE or its equivalent with courses in English, mathematics and other subjects. Graduates are urged to make SA and International Baccalaureate scores. Foreign students whose native language is not English must submit TOEFL (213 on the computer-based test and 550 on the paper-based test are required), IELTS(6.5 score) or any other test approved by the university.

Tuition and General Fees *

Canadian students: $ 6720 Canadian Dollars (CAD) / academic year
International Students: $ 13,440 CAD / Year of study

Grants range from approximately $ 12,000 fully renewable for four years at $ 500. Most Mount Allison scholarships are to be renewed at different rates, and are focused on the academic or a combination of academic performance and financial need. Students who have an authorizationAverage of 90% or higher are guaranteed a minimum of $ 1500 to forgive. In addition, more than 40% of students - including international students - work on campus.

Website: http://www.mta.ca/index.shtml

University of Waterloo

In Waterloo, Ontario, the University of Waterloo, is considered one of the most innovative universities in Canada recognized. In fact, it was one of the first universities to introduce the co-operative education - a program to study the classroom and temporary mixturesJobs in which students may be the academic concepts they learn in the classroom. The University of Waterloo has approximately 25,000 students from 106 countries. International students are best known for its co-op program, which attracted the largest in the world. The university offers more than 100 academic programs in six faculties: Applied Health Sciences, Arts, Engineering, Environmental Studies, Mathematics and Science, and five professional schools: accounting, architecture, computer scienceScience, optometry and planning. The new school of pharmacy will be in 2008. It is also interesting to know that in October 2005 said that Microsoft founder Bill Gates that "we are in most years, hire more students from Waterloo than any university in the world, usually 50 or even more."

Admissions

A high school diploma or its equivalent for undergraduate admission required. Certain minimum requirements apply to citizens of certain countries. For example, applicants from the United Statesrequired to submit at least SA scores of 1100 or ACT score of 26, in addition to Advanced Placement exams for certain academic programs. Prospective students are encouraged to submit International Baccalaureate diplomas, Advanced Placement or Advanced Level examinations. Consult the admissions website for further information.

Students whose first language is not English are required to provide evidence of English proficiency by submitting scores from a test unit asIELTS, TOEFL, CAEL or Melab.

Graduate admission requirements depend on the particular Graduate Program. Minimum requirements are an honors undergraduate degree (75% overall) or equivalent qualification plus letters of reference from academic referees. Certain programs may introduce additional elements. Consult the graduate program website for more information.

Tuition costs *

Tuition costs vary depending on academic program. The following estimates indicate a rough average of totalTuition fees per academic year.

Undergraduate Canadian Students: $ 6373 CAD
Undergraduate International Students: $ 18,000 CDN

Canadian Graduate Students: $ 6750 CAD
International Graduate Students: $ 11,750 CDN

Scholarships are awarded to Canadian and international students. Merit-based scholarships ranging from $ 200 to $ 25,000 CAD. Successful applicants have outstanding academic records, high test results (if applicable) and letters of reference.Some scholarships require a separate application.

Website: http://www.uwaterloo.ca/

McGill University

Recognized as one of the best universities in the world, McGill is an international university in the charming, diverse and multicultural city of Montreal. McGill offers leading academics, lots of culture and an unparalleled student life in the middle of downtown Montreal. The university offers courses in 300 fields of study and includes more than 10 faculties:Agricultural and environmental sciences, arts, dentistry, education, engineering, law, administration, medicine, music, religious studies and science. McGill is home to 33,258 students, nearly 20 percent of more than 150 countries. Exchange and study abroad programs successfully at McGill, which is known for its global community and outstanding international alumni. Some of the most notorious members include three astronauts, four Nobel laureates, seven Oscar winners and many othersEconomic, political and scientific leaders.

Admissions

A high school diploma or its equivalent for undergraduate admission required. Certain minimum requirements apply to citizens of certain countries. For example, U.S. applicants to submit SA I and SA II score and UK applicants are required to undergo, at A-level examinations. Prospective students are encouraged to submit International Baccalaureate diploma and Advanced Placement examinations. Consult the admissionsWebsite for more information.

Students whose native language is not English are required to produce evidence of English proficiency by submitting ratings of companies, a test such as IELTS (6.5 score or better), TOEFL (paper: 550-600, CBT: 213-250, iBT: 79 offer - 100 depending on the academic program) or Melab.

Graduate admission requirements depend on the particular Graduate Program. Minimum requirements are a bachelor's degree or equivalent qualification plus letters of reference fromscientific experts. Certain programs may introduce additional elements such as GMAT scores for the MBA program. Consult the graduate program website for more information.

Tuition costs *

Tuition costs vary depending on academic program. The following estimates indicate a rough average of total tuition costs per academic year.

Quebec Undergraduate Students: $ 1700 CAD

Undergraduate Canadian Students: $ 5000 CAD

Undergraduate International Students: $ 13,000 - 15,000CAD

Quebec Graduate Students: $ 1768 CAD

Canadian Graduate Students: $ 5140 CAD

International Graduate Students: $ 11,886 CDN

If you are enrolled in certain eligible French courses or courses, or if you are a citizen of France or in other countries, your lessons will be reduced.

The fees for the MBA (International students), the Master's degree Manufacturing Management, and the International Master's Program for practicing managers higher than theshown. McGill has an extensive program of scholarships and prizes. Entrance Scholarships with a value of $ 3,000 to $ 10,000 annually renewed. A separate application is required for the major scholarships ($ 5,000 and more).

Website: http://www.mcgill.ca/

* Price does not include tuition fees, accommodation or living costs

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