how do I get addmission in any federl school in canada, and what are the requirment and their fees,?
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1. What is "federl school" supposed to mean?\n2. Where do you come from?\n3. Please describe your language proficiency in English and French.\n4. What kind of school are you looking for? \n5. What is your intended major?\n\nWithout answers to the above questions I can just suggest that you look up http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/applications/student.html
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Basically there are only three requirements.\n1.  You have to have a student visa\n2.  You have to be accepted at the university\n3.  You have to have enough money to pay the tuition\n\nApply at the university where you want to attend and once you've been accepted, then they'll help you with the rest.\nGood luck!
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Accommodations - Charlottetown Area \n2006-2007\nHolland College is pleased to offer two smoke-free residence options in the Charlottetown area. There is a new apartment-style residence along with a lodge-style residence with a mandatory meal plan. All costs, including a $250 damage deposit are due and payable at registration. Fees are quoted on the full academic year - September - April 30th. Monthly rates are available for May/June (spring) and July/August (summer). Occupancy is based on a one person per bed policy. Applicants for double shared rooms or apartments will be matched as closely as possible based on the student profile (age, gender, programs, etc.) Students are encouraged to find their own roommates, whenever possible.\n\nStudents can only be accepted into a Holland College residence AFTER they have been accepted into the College by the Admissions Office. Rental of rooms will be prioritized on a first come, first served basis. Once either of the facilities is full, students will be offered an opportunity to consider the alternate residence or be placed on an accommodations waiting list. Once a unit or bedroom has been offered in a residence, a residence confirmation deposit of  $250 (Please Note: This residence confirmation fee is separate and distinct from the admissions confirmation fee) must be submitted to the Holland College Admissions Office before the deadline specified in the offer letter. The deposit will be applied towards the student's first semester's accommodations fee and is non-refundable after the date specified in the offer letter. The $250 damage deposit will be refunded when the student withdraws from the facility or at the end of the term provided the room is in the same condition as on the move-in date (with the exception of normal wear).\n\nApartment Style Residence\n\nApartments\n2 Bedroom - Academic Year $3,600 \n1 Bedroom - Academic Year $5,600 \nApartment fees include:\n\nAll furniture \nAppliances \nCable TV \nInternet \nTelephone service is available on-site. \nStudents are responsible for their own toiletries. Students have the option to lease a Linen Kit and/or a Kitchen Utensils Kit from Residence Management. The kit fee(s) is payable on the date of admission to the residence. \n\nCost of kits:\n\nLinen $125 lease + $50 deposit = $175 \nKitchen Utensil $75 + $25 deposit = $100 \nThe following documents are available as a PDF document.  If you don't have a PDF reader you can download the Adobe Acrobat Reader® for free.\n\nApplication for Student Accommodations \nStudent Accommodations Handbook \nStudent Accommodations Agreement \nLodge Style Residence \n\nRooms\nSingle - Academic Yar $4,000 \nSuper Single - Academic Year $4,200 \nDouble (shared) - Academic Year $2,400 per student \nSuper Double (shared) - Academic Year $2,800 per student \nHousekeeping units (3 only) - Academic Year $4,800 -$5,600. If they are shared (maximum two individuals) an additional $800 per room is charged which is divided between the two occupants. Cost per occupant (shared) - Academic Year $2,800-$3,200. \nStudents who want to stay during the Christmas break may be granted permission by the Accommodations Manager. \n\nRoom fees include\n\nCable TV \nBed Linen (changed once a week) \nCleaning room (twice weekly ) \nParking \nLocal telephone \nStudents are responsible for their own long distance and internet service and any applicable installation charges (arranged through provider). Students are responsible for their own towels and toiletries. Students should be aware that cooking equipment such as microwaves, toaster ovens, kettles and coffee machines are not permitted in the rooms at the Lodge except for Housekeeping Units.\n\nMeal Plans \n21 meals per week - Academic Year $3,150 \n16 meals per week - Academic Year $2,400 \nAll students, with the exception of those renting Housekeeping Units, must purchase a meal plan.   We are unable to accommodate requests for special meal plans.\n\nThe foll
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Please take the time to\nvote for the best answer\n\nThank You!!\n\nInternational school in Canada
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Go to www.canada.gc.ca\n\nFrom there on you can explore schools, colleges, education, immigration, visas etc. whatever you like.
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Hi there,\n\nHere's a website for Canada's premier education guide:  http://www.schoolfinder.com/\n\nThey have online courses and programs, etc. and you can connect with some one there and ask.
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Do you mean 11th and 12th year of high school? \n\nIf so, you should check with Canadian universities whether your high school diploma is enough to satisfy their entry requirements. \n\nIt usually depends on which country you come from, educational systems are different everywhere...\n\nAlso, you could enroll into a Canadian high school for your senior (last) year and that way get a high school diploma from there OR you could do a Foundation Year Program at a language center/university in Canada - FY is a university preparation course and it's usually designed for foreigners.\n\nCheck out this website - www.studyincanada.com - there's lots of info on studying at different levels in Canada. \n\nCheck this one out too - http://www.dfait-maeci.gc.ca/asia/manila/menu-en.asp - this is Canadian Embassy in Philippines. \n\nBest of Luck!
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most of the higher education in Germany is free of tuition fee. so you need to worry only about living costs which is actually very less. you need to contact the respective universities and check if you suit their requirements and vice versa. check the link below. it is very useful. please also send me other useful info once you start digging deeper. i too am interested\nsuperbiceman@yahoo.com
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You have to get funding to get a study permit.  Generally for a PhD level study this is easy.  If you have good grades then you qualify for scholarships.  If you can find a mentor with alot of funding who wants you then you can get a decent stipend.  Each university is different in so far as waiving fees.  McGill has this policy of giving a few international fee waivers occasionally but it is never guaranteed.  I was surprised by the fact that when I am done with my coursework I still have to pay full time tuition for research credit.  Tuition is like 12,000 a year for international students. I suggest two things one is the Rotary Ambassadorial Scholarship program.  They can give one year full or two year partial scholarships.  Contact your local rotary for application due dates.  There is a significant lag time for the scholarship to kick in and you cannot go early.\nThe second recommendation is that if you wanted to find and work for a mentor before hand you could try SWAP Canada and get a year long work permit not too expensively if you have recently finished full time classes.  You can work anywhere with the permit.  Get a immigration medical exam before you leave if you want to work in a pet hospital\n\nGood luck
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There is no fast way. You have to seek government help. They have to findout if you're eligible. Go to canada. hehe
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Try here:\n\nhttp://www.charteronebank.com/ca/faq.aspx#apply
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Fill out an application:\n\nhttp://www.fafsa.ed.gov/complete001.htm
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Yes, fill out the Free Application for Federal Student Aid available from the website below.
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Here's their requirements:\nhttp://www.sibt.nsw.edu.au/EntryRequirements.htm\nand here is the contact form for international students:\nhttp://www.sibt.nsw.edu.au/ContactUs.htm
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try to log on to the website of the canadian embassy in your country.  If you specified ur location, I could have checked their website for u.
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go on the school website and request.  I am sure you will have to fill out some papers.
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For Canada check out this website\nhttp://www.cic.gc.ca/english/skilled/index.html