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12.19% of applicants named StudyCanada.ca as a source of information about their studies, more than the federal government portal.

Academica UCAS survey, January–June 2024, of Canadian and international applicants to 21 colleges and universities in Ontario; 4,916 of 40,341 respondents answered the question about portals. ONCAT, 2025, table 12. Read the ONCAT study ↗

12.19 %

of respondents to the question about portals named StudyCanada.ca. Survey: 41,351 applicants.

StudyCanada.ca12.19 %
EduCanada8.51 %
universitystudy.ca7.03 %

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Each dot = 10 sites linking to StudyCanada.ca

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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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