As promised, a list of the international student tuition for regular (Research) Masters at the U15 schools in Canada.
The U15 are Canada's research-intensive schools with lots of scholarships. They are highly competitive
1) Uni of Alberta: $9,406 per year https://t.co/l8yIWYP9rA
2) Uni of British Columbia: $3,166 per term https://t.co/68TfCdBFIQ
3) Uni of Calgary: $2,802 per term https://t.co/flBeOBfsgT
4) Dalhousie University: $9,372 per year https://t.co/ck0rZ4E1Jo
5) Uni Laval (Quebec): $16,757 per year https://t.co/j46Wvqc68T
6) Uni of Manitoba: $6,497 per term (for the first 2 terms), and a continuing fee of $553 per term after that. https://t.co/VHEit5xk4O
7) McGill Uni (Quebec): $9,864 per term https://t.co/9mg2JTlYqC
8) McMaster Uni: $5,698 per term https://t.co/5zxHXiziFe
9) Uni of Montreal (Quebec): $9,864 per term https://t.co/9k9SctBHe3
10) Uni of Ottawa: $9,500+ per term (depending on faculty) https://t.co/8LIRtWyeDg
11) Queen's University: $4,309 per term https://t.co/6gOA4uNQUo
12) Uni of Saskatchewan: $3,699 per term https://t.co/xvzYFs0tS0
13) Uni of Toronto: $6,390 per year https://t.co/zRLrutWgGO
14) Uni of Waterloo: $7,696 per term https://t.co/7Lnxlh58hp
15) Uni of Western Ontario: $6,583 per term https://t.co/OP4fZNamEJ
Additional useful Information:
- There are other schools that are not part of the U15 with lower tuition for research-based programs (such as Simon Fraser Uni, Acadia Uni, Uni of Regina, Memorial Uni, etc).
- For the tuition stated per term, there are 2-3 terms (Fall, Winter, Spring/Summer) in an academic year. Depending on your workload, you may be required to register in all 3 terms, or at least 2.
- Research-based Programs have lower tuition because they are subsidized. They are subsidized and give scholarships because of the research students do Research is life!
- So, tuition fees for course-based or professional programs (like Finance, MBAs, etc) are higher even in these schools.
- The main challenge for many students is getting a supervisor. However, there are research-based programs where students are not required to find a supervisor by themselves (they are assigned one after admission). Check the admission page on the school website for the precise requirements for your own program.
- If your program requires you to find a supervisor, faculty members and their areas of research are usually listed on the program websites.
By email, contact those whose research areas align with what you are proposing. Send your well-structured research proposal to them. Appeal to their interests!
In your email to a potential supervisor
– Briefly Introduce yourself.
– State the reason why you are contacting them.
– State what attracted you to them/their work and why you want to conduct your research under their supervision.
– Attach the proposed research for consideration.
You will find a useful guide on how to prepare the email here and another very good sample from a Professor at https://t.co/23RouwhSlk
All the best!
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If you’re pregnant or have a pregnant family member this thread is for you. It is a very very very long thread so bookmark it and grab a drink.
This Week By Week Guide for you to understand what is happening inside you until the day your bundle of joy is delivered.
Pregnancy is the period between when a woman conceives up till when the products of the conception comes out of her.
The desire of every mother is for her pregnancy to reach the end and produce a healthy baby.
It is thus imperative for you to know what to expect as it concerns your body and the baby in you.
Every pregnancy is unique and you should know that the information provided is a guide that is based on estimates from studies.
Pregnancy is divided into 3 basic time frames medically called trimesters:
• First trimester - week 0 - 12
• Second trimester - week 13 - 27
• Third trimester - week 28 - 42
FIRST TRIMESTER
Week 0 - 4
The first 2 weeks of pregnancy is counted despite the fact that the baby has not yet formed. It is the period during which a woman prepares for getting pregnant.
Week 1 starts from the first day of your last menses. The womb sheds its lining as it does every month but this time something magical will happen.
By the second week, your womb will start getting prepared to house a baby. Ovulation (release of egg) occurs at the end of the second week and this is the beginning of the window for which fertilisation occurs.
Fertilisation occurs in the third week. The "lucky" sperm fertilises your egg and genetic materials are mixed to form your baby.
Your baby's gender is determined by the chromosomes in the father's sperm. So it is the man that decides the baby’s gender not the woman. Men out there that are punishing their wives for “giving them” only one gender, it is your fault if any.
If 2 eggs are released and are fertilized by two separate sperm, fraternal twins (di-zygotic) have been conceived. Fraternal twins can be the same sex or different sex but will not look identical.
If one egg is fertilized and later divides into two, identical twins will develop (or divides into three, identical triplets will develop, etc).
Identical multiples have the same chromosomal make-up so will be the same gender, and have the same hair/eye colour, blood type, etc.
By the fourth week, a pregnancy test will show a positive result 💃🏽💃🏽💃🏽 or 🥲🥲🥲 depending on whether you want the pregnancy or not.
You may start to feel bloated, crampy, tired, moody, experiencing sore breasts, nausea/vomiting and a frequent need to pee.
However a good number of woman do not show any symptom at all. But if you are carrying twins or more, then your symptoms will be amplified.
The common denominator if you pay attention to your body is that you will notice that your period has been delayed! This is the time you either get happy, anxious or panic
As for your baby this is the period of implantation. Your baby is medically referred to as a blastocyst at this stage.
It will look for a good spot in your womb and take its roots there. It will then form two groups of cells - one group forms the baby and the other group forms the placenta.
Physically, there is nothing yet that will show in a woman's body for her to know that she's pregnant within the first 4 weeks.
It is important to state here that women intending to get pregnant should be on a daily dose of folic acid.
Stop smoking, drinking of alcohol and use of drugs that are not prescribed by your doctor.
Exercise more, eat more fruits and vegetables This is called pre-conception care and it can help reduce the risk of your child having birth defects.
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“The (Canadian immigration) changes are very concerning for our government & we are not in favour of this move that unfairly targets all provincial jurisdictions when not all are experiencing same problems”
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And as I’ve always shared, the U15 universities are your best bet for a Masters or PhD in Canada. They are competitive and seek the best of the best, so be ready to put in the work.
Check the programs they have and their funding details at https://t.co/VBxKRyzuIT
Who is looking to study in Canada and doesn’t mind a $3000 scholarship (1 year program) or $6000 scholarship (2 year program) to help with tuition?
I only have 300 slots of admission left. Plus the application fee has been waived.
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