Cost of studying in Canada
Many people know that education in Canada is cheaper than in other English-speaking countries. But not everyone knows what the costs are for a student in Canada. We decided to tell you about it.
If you plan to study in Canada, be prepared to spend from CAD 15,000 per year on college or university tuition and about CAD 20,000 on daily necessities. You will also need money before you start studying.
Before you start studying
Before you apply to a college or university, you may need to take an English or French language course to pass a language test. The cost depends on the school and the length of the course. For example, at Seneca College in Toronto, a 7-week intensive English course for international applicants costs about CAD 3,500, and at ILAC in Toronto and Vancouver, a 10-week course (30 lessons per week) costs about CAD 4,200. These amounts include the registration fee and study materials.
But you don't have to travel to Canada to prepare for IELTS or to take the University Pathway program, which allows you to get into many of ILAC's partner universities without taking language tests like IELTS and TOEFL. ILAC offers online classes with Canadian teachers, which are much cheaper.
Proof of funds for study
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