Canada is one of the most popular countries in these years, and there are a very large number of people who choose to study in canada each year. As developed countries, students applying for study in canada are concerned about the cost of study abroad, which is too expensive. So what's the cost of a year of study in canada? Let's just say about this。
What is the cost of a year in canada?
School fees
Education policy, student status and specialization vary according to provincial price indices。
In general, universities in central cities are more expensive than those in the eastern coast and the central and western provinces. In terms of consumption levels in medium-sized cities, undergraduate students studying in canada are estimated at $12,000 to $30,000 per year, and university fees are generally 2000 to $3,000 lower than at local universities。
2. Cost of living
Most of these are accommodation costs. The cost of staying a student in canada for a year also varies. If the student lives in a dormitory provided by the school, the cost of a year is around c$ 6,000. If the student lives in a residential home near the school, the cost of a year is around c$ 80 million - c$ 10,000. The cost of living in canada, aside from accommodation, is actually low, canadian food is particularly cheap, and beef and chicken are much lower than domestic prices, so the cost of meals for a month would be around 200-300 canadian dollars if the students cooked themselves. The cost of daily living, including transportation, telephone charges, internet fees, daily entertainment and socialization and some incidental expenses, is sufficient in the order of $5,000 a year。
Thus, in general, undergraduate studies in canada cost between $100,000 and $180,000 a year and master's degree fees between $140,000 and $180,000. This, together with the cost of living, would require approximately $180,000 to $300,000 per year。
