Canada

Ontario Tech University offers three undergraduate degrees - the Bachelor of Arts in Educational Studies (Pathways), the Bachelor of Arts in Educational Studies (4-year degree) and the Bachelor of Education (for future K-12 teachers). The unique 16-month Bachelor of Education programme emphasis on technology use in the classroom. Apart from this, Ontario Tech offers Masters and Doctorate programs as well.

Ontario Tech University has been ranked #1121 in Best Global Universities by US News. Also, top ranking publishers like ARWU (Shanghai Ranking) and THE (Times Higher Education) have ranked Ontario Tech University within the top 1000 universities worldwide. US News ranked Ontario Tech #27 in Canada, one place higher than last year. Ontario Tech University is known for its engineering courses and has been ranked among the top 3 engineering schools in the Ontario province.

Yes, you can apply for a Canada study visa even if you got 54% in 10th and 75% in class 12.

A Study Permit is the student visa required for international students looking to enroll for a full-time programme in Canada. The Canada student visa costs CAD 150. You will need the following to apply for a Canadian Study Permit.

• Admission letter from a DLI.
• A Valid Passport.
• Results from a medical examination and police verification.
• Two passport-sized photos of yourself.
• Proof of funds to support yourself throughout your studies.

Canadian universities do not offer tuition fee waivers, so, international students need to pay for higher education in Canada. However, there are certain Canadian universities that offer scholarships that cover a significant chunk of the tuition fee. So, international students should arrange for appropriate funds while planning to study higher education in Canada.

Also Read: Top Canada Scholarships for International Students

Tuition fees for Canadian universities vary depending on the program, school and region you choose. Tuition fee for undergraduate programs can cost up from CAD 30,000 to CAD 40,000 per year. Whereas, graduate programs can cost up to 35,000 CAD per year. The cost of living in Canada varies significantly depending on the city or region, however, it is estimated that students require anywhere between CAD 15,000 and 20,000 per year to cover living expenses.