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Gauresh G Pai

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Yes, an average Indian student can join LaSalle College Vancouver if they meet the admission requirements: 
 
  • Meet the same standards as domestic studentsInternational applicants must meet the same admission standards as domestic students. 
     
  • Be at least 18 years oldStudents must be at least 18 years old at the start of the course. 
     
  • Submit required documentsStudents must submit official transcripts, a copy of their passport, government-issued identification card, essay, portfolio, and English language proficiency test scores. 
     
  • Pay the application feeThe application fee is
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Here are some application deadlines for LaSalle College Vancouver:
  • January 2025 intakeThe application deadline is December 19, 2024. 
     
  • Summer 2024 intakeThe application deadline for international students is June 15, 2024. 
     
  • October 2024 intakeThe application deadline for the Bachelor's degree scholarship for international students is July 1, 2024. 
     
To be eligible for admission to LaSalle College Vancouver, applicants must:
  • Be a high school graduate 
     
  • Have a recognised high school equivalency (GED) 
     
  • Be at least 19 years old by the start of the program 
     
  • Have
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Red Deer College (RDC) in Alberta, Canada is generally less expensive than LaSalle College Vancouver in terms of tuition for international undergraduate students: 
 
  • Red Deer College
    Tuition rates vary by course, but for example, a UG Diploma costs between INR 18–26 Lacs, while a UG certificate costs INR 10 Lacs. On-campus living costs are estimated at around INR 341,966. 
     
  • LaSalle College Vancouver
    Annual tuition for international undergraduate students is between INR 9.97–19.95 Lacs. International students should also consider additional costs like accommodation, dining, transportation, books, and ot
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The application fees for applying for admission into Saint Marry's University are: 

 In Indian Rupees, it is INR 3,068 only.

This is the application fee only which will apply to submitting the admission form and it is a non-refundable fee. Fees will be charged if your admission is confirmed. 

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According to all the reviews of students, the Northern College for a practical nursing programme at the Timmins campus is a great choice for Indians as it offers quality education, no racial discrimination and various scholarships are available for Indian students. Moreover, students can financially support their education by working part-time as there are a lot of part-time working opportunities available.

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Yes, St. Francis Xavier University is generally less expensive than University of Montreal. St. Xavier provides scholarships to their students which is according to merit and they provide $500-$10,000 and it is being provided to both the national and international students. If we talk about tuition fees St Xavier ask for $10,135 and on the other hand Monetral University asks for INR 12.84-17.25 range. Other than this St Francis Xavier includes other expenses too like laundry, parking, meal plan, books and supplies.

 

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At Eton College, students, including those from India, often engage in part-time roles that align with their academic schedules and interests. Common sectors for part-time employment include:

  1. Hospitality and Catering: Assisting in dining services, event catering, and related activities.

  2. Administrative Support: Providing assistance in various departments, including clerical tasks and data management.

  3. Retail: Working in on-campus shops or nearby retail establishments.

  4. Tutoring: Offering academic support to peers in subjects of proficiency.

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Shiv Kumar

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Eton College is a prestigious secondary school (high school) and not a university, so it does not appear in university rankings like QS or THE. These rankings typically apply to higher education institutions, not secondary schools.

However, Eton College is indeed one of the most renowned and selective schools in the UK, known for its academic excellence, distinguished alumni, and leadership training. Its reputation is built on its history and success in shaping future leaders, rather than its position in global university rankings.

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Living at Eton College can be quite expensive. The estimated costs for a student include:

  1. Tuition Fees: Around £42,000 to £45,000 per year for boarding students, which covers education and accommodation.

  2. Additional Costs: Additional fees for activities, trips, and other extracurriculars can range from £1,000 to £3,000 per year.

  3. Boarding Fees: Boarding fees are included in the tuition but may vary depending on the specific requirements of the student.

Overall, it can cost around £45,000 to £50,000 annually for a student to live and study at Eton College.

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