urgent help!! please!!!

[imagine]

Do you think it is better to goto USA or Canada for further undergraduate studies????

 

[aalmuhannadi]

Personally I'd go to Canada as I think US universities have their entrance requirements set way too high, and Canada also has some of the world's leading universities. Plus, I heard that Canadians are easier to get along with so that might be something you'd consider But academic-wise, they're mostly more or less the same. I'd say and the final choice should come down to whether or not the financial costs differ significantly in your case of going to each respective country.

 

[imagine]

Personally I'd go to Canada as I think US universities have their entrance requirements set way too high, and Canada also has some of the world's leading universities. Plus, I heard that Canadians are easier to get along with so that might be something you'd consider But academic-wise, they're mostly more or less the same. I'd say and the final choice should come down to whether or not the financial costs differ significantly in your case of going to each respective country.

but I heard that getting into the canadian universities is really tough and even though if we get admitted to one university then there lefts very low chance of getting the canadian visa ...

 

[aalmuhannadi]

Well I don't know anything about the visas but my friend got himself accepted into one of Canada's top 10 universities with his IGCSEs only; no AS/A-levels or IB.

 

[Samster]

I would say Canada, the view is much nicer there and there are less crimes in Canada compare to the states. The US has too many requirements when it comes for studying

 

[imagine]

Well I don't know anything about the visas but my friend got himself accepted into one of Canada's top 10 universities with his IGCSEs only; no AS/A-levels or IB.

so no special priority for A Levels??

 

[aalmuhannadi]

so no special priority for A Levels??

I'm not sure but it entirely depends on which university you're thinking of applying to as some emphasise the need for higher qualifications, such as A-levels, more than others. Others don't mind substituting different aspects in place of higher qualifications e.g. my friend had great IELTS/SAT scores, as well as the fact that he attended Biology and Chemistry lessons with the IBs. So in his case I'm guessing it was probably due to his knowledge of advanced content at an early age. It's either that or the fact that he has great college application test scores.

 

[aalmuhannadi]

imagine I could send you his email if you're interested as he's more familiar with Canada due to his half-citizenship and the fact that he spent half his life there.

 

[imagine]

imagine I could send you his email if you're interested as he's more familiar with Canada due to his half-citizenship and the fact that he spent half his life there.

hmm I think I shouldn't contact him like that....
well, why don't we talk abt US universities as well??

 

[aalmuhannadi]

hmm I think I shouldn't contact him like that....
well, why don't we talk abt US universities as well??

Any specific questions about them? Haven't researched them much but I'd be glad to help you anyway I can if you have any questions

 

[imagine]

thank you so much there friend
actually, I'm looking for US universities, I mean general universities that include Computer Science Studies and requires no SAT's results...yeah! should be located in rural or suburban areas as well.
Do you have any idea about it??