Which is the better place to live and study: Australia or Canada?
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Come to Australia, u might accindelty get killed! lol no, Live in a town or CIty, not a snake in sight. Live on a farm thats where the snakes are
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Australia or Japan \nWhy? Because
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Windsor Canada has casino/entertainment industries, a low cost of living index and protected gay marriage.\n\nThat would be your best bet, but it's a long way from where your at, and you would have to get used to the weather, which can be hard.
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Canada....our crime rate is lower...health care is better...(proven by 2005 Harvard (American) study), we are not hated around the world, we have a better social safety net.  I love Canada.  I don't hate our friends in the states....they are relatively the same...just some poor political angles.
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Canada \n\nThey have universal healthcare and a healthy nation is a successful one. \n\nI'd move there if it weren't so freaking cold.
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Canada WAAAY better. more stability, less crime, less prejudice, less corrupt government etc etc etc US is ok, but Canada is great!
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Canada is way more immigrant-friendly than the USA.
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Canada or Australia........\n\nU see both this country are beautiful for living...and you can work there and send back the lots of money you earned to your home country and it can be used their for its development
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Yes and No! I'm thinking of studying abroad in the US next year so I've had to look at the differences. Australia has the easiest education system compared to many countries. A lot of Americans come over here (especially for university) and find they get perfect grades because we don't have as many assignments or tests and our exams are comparitively easy. They seem to find themselves doing a lot of "sitting around!"\n\nIn a lot of instances, Australia's education system has failed many Australians - especially in primary and secondary schools. There is no emphasis put on things that must be known for life (spelling and grammar for example), and heavy emphasis put on the things that will never be used. There is unnecessary pressure on getting into university "first time round" or the misconception is, that you've lost the opportunity forever. \n\nOn the otherhand, Australia has some of the best universities in the world, where some of the leading research has come from. Flinders University in Adelaide (South Australia) is the leader is medicine, particularly in this country. They have produced some of the finest research and made many important medical breakthroughs. Griffith University in Brisbane and the Gold Coast (Queensland) has one of the best Buisness schools in world, and also has the worlds only masters degree in Suicidology. Several universities in Melbourne pride themselves on their degrees in engineering, business and meteorology. Many of these universites have international businesses battling to take students on once they have graduated. As you can see, we have some brilliant universities, and once you've gotten to university I would say that, yes, we are the envy of the world. In primary and secondary education however, we are a disgrace! If you are considering coming to Australia make your choice wisely as to where you will go because some universities have quite a poor reputation while others have people desperate for a place!\n\nHope this answered your question!!
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The UK might be a good option since it's closer to India (if you still have your family and relatives there), but you could also consider Canada and the USA. It really depends on your interests, personality and your budget. Canada could be less expensive than the other two options, and also offers better employment opportunities after graduation - if that's your goal. The UK offers a very interesting environment, however in most situations studying in the UK could be more expensive than studying in the USA. The USA offers a lot of opportunities for research and state-of-the-art technology. Read this article - it might help you with your decision. http://www.macquil.com/articles/choosing_right_college.php
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I would say Canada, I live in NY but I am a frequent visitor to Canada and not only is it cleaner, I love the friendly atmosphere it lends, and how beautiful it is.  The top reason I would say that it is a better place to live is because of the health care.
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Hospitality - this is one of Australia's biggest industries. Australia has rich natural resources and is one of the top destinations in the world. You will have an easier time finding internships and a job after graduation.
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NO \nAs an international student your visa allowed only 20 hours per week to work but job which requires honors degree will be minimum 38 h/w.\nDIMIA is very active with international students case so don't risk yourself  to be deproted.\nIf you think you will earn money  and spend it on study and living  as an international student\nUK , USA or Canada would be better option not australia.\nBut \nYes if you want to study and learn and have some fun australia is the best place I belive but you have to bring your tution fees from home.
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I would say Australia because they are closer to the equator however they may not get more sunshine but it would be stronger.
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no a better place will be australia
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Yes, depending on what you want to do.  For a career, there is lots of opportunity.  The cost of living isn't bad compared to most large cities.  Personal taxes are low for Canada. There is a lot of racial diversity, but most of us get along fine.  You are close to the rocky mountains.\nTraffic is bad at times.  Weather is not the greatest;  It doesn't get really cold, but the summer is a little too cold and rainy.\nWhat sort of criteria did you have in mind, what sort of things are you looking for, and what do you want to avoid?
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"Rich" is a misleading term. If you mean which one ranks highest in terms of human development and attainable lifestyle, it looks like this:\n\n1. Scandinavia (Iceland, Norway, Sweden, Finland, Denmark)\n2. Australia and New Zealand\n3. Japan\n\nAnd I would like to live in all of them, but since language comes into the equation, and things like "will I get a visa" and "will I find a job", I would say Australia and New Zealand are probably most people's best bet.