Colleges in Canada

Western Sydney University Sydney City Campus values academic excellence, integrity and pursuit of knowledge and the university offers a wide range of UG and PG programs. Furthermore international students have scholarship opportunities as per the academic merit. Multi year scholarships are offered for the amount AUD 3,000 or AUD 6,000 or 50% towards the tuition fees. Furthermore student accommodations are also available on campus for international students. Also it has received overall 5 star rating as per QS and in various other categories like teaching, employability, global engagement, facilities, research, etc.

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Below are the benefits attending Brock University for international students:

• At Brock international applicants find a community that celebrates distinctive opinions, intellectual curiosity and student wellness. Life is more than just the time spent in classrooms. As the university provides a diverse curriculum for it's students. It belives in practical work then book knowledge. Which makes any student grow more and learn more.
• Peaceful place, Brock University is in Ranked as no 1 in Canada for Mental Health services because thet have resources and people committed to make sure you are supported and empowered everyday. Staying away from home is surely diffcult for international students and hence Mental Health is given great importance. 
• Brock University is situated in the heart of the Niagara region, putting you in the centre of beautiful things. Of course the university location matters, as students want to enjoy their weekends exploring various fun acitivities and Niagra falls is surely one of the best locations in Canada.

Brock University asks students to have certain requirements, however in study abroad cutoff and requirements mean the same. Hence students must meet Brock University admission requirements. The entry requirements for admission to Brock University undergraduate and graduate courses are given below:

• Applicants must have a Senior secondary school credential from their the home country
•  Grade 12 Marksheet
• Minimum B average (higher for some programs)

PG cutoff for international studnets:

• An applicant should have a four-year degree, or its equivalent, from accredited university with a minimum 75% (Mid-B) average over the last two years of full-time undergraduate study. However, note that some of the graduate programs may have higher admission requirements. 

As the applications are accepted through the Ontario Colleges portal, you may hear from St. Clair College the earliest by early February. The college may keep accepting students depending on the number of applications and seats available per program. If accepted, you must respond to your offer letter the latest by early May. In case you miss the deadline, your application may still be considered if your programme of choice has open spots. However, that is up to chance and does not guarantee admission.

Note: All your admission updates will be on the Ontario Colleges Application portal wherein you created your application. Please log in regularly to the Dashboard to check your application status.

Yes, St. Clair College offers on-campus facility to its students in two campuses, namely Windsor and Chatham. Windsor has 204, two-bedroom suites that come fully furnished with a kitchenette with microwave and mini-fridge. At Chatham, the college has a 12-unit, 48-student residence. Each unit comes with four bedrooms, a fully-furnished kitchen, living room and two bathrooms.

While most students set aside a budget of CAD 20,000 to 24,000 per year to study in Windsor, Canada, below is an estimate of how much it costs to live on and off-campus.

Source: St. Clair College

*Cost is subject to change with progressive years. It is recommended to visit the official website of the university for the latest information.