<p>Okay so I am planning to study in Canada or the UK but the prices for international students are high when it comes to engineering or medical fields. Or at least in those universities I checked.
So for those of you with previous experience, does anyone know of a good university with a reasonable price? I will hopefully check all the names you post here.
I have a 2100 SAT score.
A 750 SAT 2 Math score.
A 700 SAT 2 Biology score.
A 3.75 - 3.8 ranging GPA.
Currently preparing for the TOEFL.
Have tons of extracurricular activities.
VP of NHS.</p>
<p>McGill and University of British Columbia are both great colleges with reasonable prices and good scholarship possibilities!
I don’t know about British universities but I would say the education system is better as a whole in N. America.</p>
<p>I can assure you that the British system is just as good in many cases. It is different; it encourages maturity and independence as well as a strong focus on the major rather than a broad foundation. However I would not call it worse because of that.</p>
<p>Can you post a price limit? Not all schools in Canada cost the same.
Also are you from the US, or another country? Do you have a preferred setting (urban, rural)
Also where do you plan to work as an adult?</p>
<p>BubiNuni
Thanks, i’ll check those in a moment.
I prefer the UK for many reasons other than the university itself</p>
<p>SophieIsabel
Exactly my point</p>
<p>NamelesStatistic
I can not really put a limit at the moment.
Non-US resident.
Urban or rural doesnt make much of a difference to me
Planning to work in Canada or the UK</p>
<p>[Tuition</a> fees by university](<a href=“http://www.aucc.ca/canadian-universities/facts-and-stats/tuition-fees-by-university/]Tuition”>http://www.aucc.ca/canadian-universities/facts-and-stats/tuition-fees-by-university/)
Some schools on this list are miles better than others, but information on the better Canadian schools is easily available online. </p>
<p>Quick plug for Mount Allison, my best friend’s step sister went there and loved the school. From what I’ve read about it, it’s somewhat like the Canadian version of a LAC. My best friend’s father, also my former boss, graduated from U Waterloo and went on to get a fully funded phD from Cal Tech. If you’re interested in the “harder” STEM fields (eg physics, engineering, CS), Waterloo is an outstanding choice.</p>
<p>Hey, I went to Queen’s University in Ontario which was pretty reasonably priced for the quality of education you get. </p>
<p>I also went on to do a degree at a UK university. I found [S4S</a> Abroad | Students For Students Canadians studying in the UK - S4S Abroad | Students For Students](<a href=“http://www.s4sabroad.com%5DS4S”>http://www.s4sabroad.com) helpful for that. They have a lot of first-hand knowledge of all the UK universities. They are basically a free advice service for Canadians trying to study in the UK. They helped me out so perhaps it is worth a look.</p>