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StudyCanada guide · reviewed October 2026

Choose a study pathway

Start with the qualification and skills you want to gain. Compare the subject, teaching language, delivery format and location before choosing an institution.

University, college, vocational, secondary and language programs serve different goals. A familiar school name does not establish whether a particular campus or program fits your project.

  1. Write down your goal
  2. Compare at least three programs
  3. Check the institution’s own admission pages

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View original archive document   Costs of Study at a School in Canada  Applied Degrees in Canada

If you’re deciding between pursuing a Bachelor’s degree and a diploma or  certificate, you might consider an Applied Degree.

 
View original archive document   Costs of Study at a School in Canada  University Transfer Programs

While many people interested in earning a degree head straight for university, more students are finding out that university is not their only choice of where to start a Bachelor's degree programs.

 
View original archive document   Costs of Study at a School in Canada  Why Study in Canada?

 Canadians place a premium on education, demand first-rate schools and spend more per capita on their education system than any other country in the G-7.

 
View original archive document   Costs of Study at a School in Canada  Getting A Visa

 Depending on your country of origin and the type and length of your study, you may require: a visa and student authorization or none of the above.

 


 
 

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