1) Leading Education System
There are many highly ranked universities all over the country, but the education system can be particularly beneficial for students wishing to study transportation, telecommunications, and engineering. Canadian universities have access to the latest technology and facilities, including sports complexes, art galleries, and concert halls. The education you can obtain in Canada rivals what you can get in the UK or US – but at a lower price. For students in search of a high-quality education while cutting expenses, then consider the options for low-cost study abroad in Canada.

2) Cost of studying in Canada
Studying in Canada is a rewarding investment in your future with access to a premier education, exciting cross-cultural experiences, and a globally recognized degree. Unlike going to school in your own country, university’s or college’s in Canada for international students requires some degree of planning and financial commitment before you arrive, and while you are here.

3) Affordable Tuition
Studying abroad can be expensive, but Canada offers the lowest tuition rates for foreign students compared to the U.K., Australia, New Zealand and the U.S. You can pursue your studies in a globally recognized program of your choice at one of Canada’s top universities.

4) Accommodation
Many schools offer on-campus housing ranging from shared condominiums to dormitory-style housing. The cost for these may or may not include a meal plan and or other utilities such as phone and Internet connection. If you choose to live off-campus, prices may be lower but will include the additional cost of furnishings, hydro, electricity and/or other miscellaneous expenses.

5) Other costs of living
Student life isn’t all about studying whether you want to head out with friends, travel to the across country, or explore cultural events various cities have to offer, you will need to set aside some extra spending money.

6) Scholarships for international students
With strong academic grades and well-rounded experiences, you might just qualify for one of the many scholarships, programs or funding opportunities created for international students.

7) Other financial aid for international students
While studying abroad in Canada is less expensive than going to university or college in other countries, many international students also choose to supplement their studies through:

• Part-time work.
• Internship or Co-Op Programs.
• Full-time work during summer holidays
  
  

8) Education system
Canada’s universities retain high standards of academic excellence and are constantly recognized in top international rankings. Education is free in public schools till Grade 12
(12^th Std). Each year many international students attend Canadian colleges and universities and their degrees are accepted around the world. Canada boasts a wide range of quality educational institutions for both degrees and diplomas in technical and professional disciplines.

9) Value for your Money (International students)
There is no question that studying aboard is a huge financial task. While it is important to think of your education as an investment, you should be realistic about how much you can afford. Canada allows full-time international students enrolled at designated institutions to work part-time (20 hours per week) during regular academic period and full time (40 hours per week) during scheduled school breaks and vacation time. International students who have graduated from a Canadian university or college have an opportunity to work in Canada after they receive their degree or diploma. Canadian credentials and Canadian work experience may apply for permanent residency without having to leave Canada.

10) High Standard of Living and the best places in the world to live
Canadians enjoys a standard of living among the highest in the world. Almost 70 per cent of Canadians own their own homes, with a higher percentage owning durable goods. This assessment was based upon Canada’s achievements in terms of educational attainment, life expectancy, national income and general quality of life. It also took into consideration Canada’s abundance of fresh water, comfortable population density, low incidence of violent crime and model health care system.

11) Excellent health care
Canada also has an extensive health care system. Relative to other countries, medical insurance in Canada is inexpensive yet the services that Canadian hospitals provide are among some of the most advanced and accessible in the world.

12) Permanent Residency Options
If you decide to live in Canada after your study, then you may consider immigrating after earning your degree and acquiring at least a year of working experience. Once you meet the minimum qualifications, you may apply for a visa for permanent residency. Get the PR and live in Canada for the rest of your life.

13) Potential for Growth
Study abroad shows you your potential for growth and that the world has much to teach you and uncover all kinds of strengths and weaknesses you never knew you had. However, the benefits of study abroad do not only apply to you but also apply to the people you contact with. Some of those relationships might even last a lifetime. At all, you probably will never forget the experiences you acquire while studying in Canada.

14) Beautiful Wilderness and Lively Cities
If you are looking to experience a part of the world that seems untouched by human hands, then you should visit the Great White North. Much of Canada is vast wilderness and thrilling playground for those who love the outdoors. You can hike, climb mountains, ski, or even visit a beach on the west or east coasts. Although the far north can get quite chilly, the southern provinces experience milder weather that many find quite pleasant. If you would rather mingle with the people, then you will probably enjoy the nightlife the big cities of Canada afford college students. The campuses alone provide plenty of activities, sports, and clubs for students to participate in. You can also experience many different cuisines, music, and leisure activities the cities.

15)Safe and Friendly Environment
Canadians are some of the friendliest people in the world. Canadians are welcoming to all peoples, the country itself is quite safe, and there is a relatively high standard of living. In fact, Canada is listed among the 10 safest countries in the world. Canada is also rich in diversity. English and French are the primary languages of the country, so you will get information in both languages wherever you go. However, you will also find people from ethnic groups all over the globe and find that many different languages are regularly spoken in all parts of the country.

16) Life-changing Professional Experience
Studying abroad provides plenty of opportunities for life-changing experiences. You get to interact with people from another country and culture while sharing your home country and culture. You build a network of friendships and professional connections that are likely to help you as you pursue a career. At the same time, you are acquiring valuable skills, such as independence, open-mindedness, organization, and working with others, that will help you both professionally and personally. Many Canadian universities also offer professional experience in the form of internships with various companies. This helps you to build practical experience while in the country to assist you with your education and career down the road.