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an hour agoContributor-Level 10
Students can connect with LaSalle Montreal alumni via the LaSalle College Career Services or LaSalle College Student Succcess platform. These list the work and achievements of recent alumni across industries and makes it easier to identify the right alumni to reach out to for guidance.
Another option is via LinkedIn page of LaSalle Montreal. The 'alumni' tab lists several individuals to have graduates from the college and currently working at top companies across industries.
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an hour agoContributor-Level 10
Yes, Indian students can pay their fees in installments at LaSalle Montreal. The exact installment amounts and the due dates to pay the same are mentioned in the student's contract.
Fees can be paid via CIBC Student Pay, by wire transfer, or online. Our Shiksha Study Abroad counsellors can help you pay the same, for no extra cost.
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an hour agoContributor-Level 10
Indian students need to pay a initial deposit worth CAD 5,000 (INR 3.45 Lakhs). This can be used to prove financial capability to study in Canada and obtain a Canada study permit.
The deposit applies directly to the tuition fees. It is not an additional charge. In case application gets rejected or a student withdraws, the fee is refunded back, as per guidelines of the Private Education Act.
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2 hours agoContributor-Level 10
LaSalle Montreal application fee for Indian students is CAD 50 (INR 3.4 K). Students also need to pay some other additional charges such as registration fee, study permit costs, books, and supplies, etc.
Check the table below for each of these costs:
| Expense | Cost in CAD | Cost in INR |
|---|---|---|
| Admission Fee | CAD 200 | INR 13.9 K |
| Study Permit | CAD 150 | INR 10.4 K |
| Books and Supplies (per semester) | CAD 200 to CAD 2,000 | INR 13.8 K to INR 1.4 Lakhs |
| Certificate of Acceptance for Quebec (CAQ) | CAD 128 | INR 8.8 K |
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a month agoContributor-Level 10
Indian food options are limited at the Concordia Uni campus. However, there are several Indian food places near the campus. Some popular ones are mentioned below:
| Dining Place | Known For | Address |
|---|---|---|
| Le Chaska | Butter Chicken, Dosa, and Naan | 1624 Lincoln Avenue |
| Masakali Indian Cuisine | Chilli Paneer, Chicken 65, and Chilli Fish | 1015 Sherbrooke Street |
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11 months agoContributor-Level 10
The cost of living in Montreal swings greatly based on the type of the accommodation & the standard of living a student decides to pursue:
Given below is a breakdown of estimated cost of living (per month):
Component | Cost (per month) |
|---|---|
Books | CAD 1,000 (INR 62.6 K) |
Rent | CAD 1,100-1,500 (INR 68.9 K-INR 93.9 K) |
Home insurance | CAD 30-50 (INR 1.9 K-INR 3.1 K) |
Heating & Electricity | CAD 100-150 (INR 6.2 K-INR 9.3 K) |
Telephone, Cable & Internet | CAD 120-150 (INR 7.5 K-9.3 K) |
Groceries | CAD 400-600 (INR 25 K-INR 37.5 K) |
Restaurants & Cafes | CAD 150-200 (INR 9.3 K-INR 12.5 K) |
Transportation (including Gas & Repairs) | CAD 460-CAD 900 (INR 28.8 K-INR 56.3 K) |
Personal care & Medications | CAD 120-250 (INR 7.5 K-INR 15.6 K) |
Sports & Entertainment | CAD 150-300 (INR 9.3 K-INR 18.7 K) |
Clothing | CAD 50-250 (INR 3.1 K-INR 15.6 K) |
Other Expenses | CAD 100 (INR 6.2 K) |
1 CAD=INR 62.64
Source: HEC Montreal
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a year agoContributor-Level 10
In the context of location, if students are fond of hustle and bustle and want to explore eating options, then one can choose the University of Montreal. On the other hand, if students are going to Quebec, Canada with a purpose of exploring French lifestyle in Canada and knowing about their culture, then Laval University is a better choice.
In the context of acceptance rate, the University of Montreal acceptance rate is between 41% - 51%. On the other hand, Laval University acceptance rate is 49%. Both the universities are on the similar grounds when it comes to admissions. A comparison between these 3 universities is given below:
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a year agoContributor-Level 10
LaSalle College Montreal does not provide full scholarships to international students and students have to manage their funds to study at the university. However, there are many government grants and scholarships available for the international students that can be checked from the official government website of Quebec.
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a year agoContributor-Level 10
LaSalle College Montreal acceptance rate is 75% which means the college selection process is moderately easy. Students with good academic scores and with all the other required documents can easily secure their place at the college. International students are also required to submit the English language test scores for the placement test to be selected for the admission.
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a year ago
Contributor-Level 9
The University of Montreal acceptance rate is around 41% to 57% as per unofficial sources. The university accepts around 41 to 57 applicants out of 100 applications. Therefore, UdeM admission become slightly competitive for International students. Applicants must have a good academic profile and meet the admission requirements to get admission.
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