Posts Tagged ‘University’
I know that we are bombarded every single day with information about our health and how if we continue to eat red meat, drink large amounts of milk, be out in the sun for more than 7 minutes a day, or even inhale third-hand smoke, we will somehow develop cancer. It seems like, no matter […]
Filed under: College, Education | 12 Comments
Tags: Canada, cancer, Career, College, Diploma, Education, health, job, Qualification, risk, school, University
Okay, so get ready for a fairly lengthy post here. There is a lot of information that someone needs to know before moving to Canada, and since I work at a private college, I am asked questions about studying here in Canada on an almost-daily basis. I understand that the whole process of coming to […]
Filed under: Education, Government, International Student, School | 5 Comments
Tags: Application Form, bank, Canada, Canadian government, CIC, Citizenship and Immigration Canada, College, country, documents, Education, fees, foreign, International, International Student, passport, post-secondary education, school, Student, study in Canada, Study Permit, University
For those of you who remember being in college/university or are in school still, did it ever cross your mind at any point to drop out? If we’re going to all be honest here, I’m sure that you have thought of it at one point or another, and maybe some of you are currently thinking […]
Filed under: College, Education, University | 8 Comments
Tags: Canada, careers, College, Drop Out, earnings, Education, high school, jobs, money, post-secondary education, PSE, school, Statistics Canada, University
I remember when I was about to complete my education, and I started thinking that I had life all figured out at the age of 22. Though it’s only been a few years, I now know you are constantly learning something new in life, and if you’re not, then you really need to leave your […]
Filed under: College, Education, IT, Technology, Training, University | 2 Comments
Tags: College, Education, I.T., Information Technology, instructor, money, OSAP, professor, school, Student, student debt, Student Loan, tips, Training, University, video games, Wii
There have been many studies by Statistics Canada that have looked into the Labour Market and Educational Background of Canadians who have attained a post-secondary qualification versus those who haven’t, and the difference between the wages of each group. The reports have come to show that those who have no post-secondary qualification (i.e. certificate, diploma, […]
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Tags: certificate, College, Degree, Diploma, earnings, Education, high school, money, post-secondary, salaries, salary, school, Statistics Canada, stats can, Training, University, wages
I just read a really interesting article on Study Magazine’s website called “Why You Want a Mature Student in Your Study Group“. Now, I have to be honest here…I was a little skeptical that I would agree with the article once I read the title. After all, the main things that I remember about mature […]
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Tags: class, College, Education, knitting, lecture, mature student, school, Student, study group, University
Alright, so to begin, I must say this: having a student loan does not mean that you have free money. For some reason, college students tend to hold to the idea that having a loan or line of credit to pay for their college expenses means that they can spend whatever they want on whatever […]
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Tags: budget, College, debt, Education, graduation, money, school, student debt, Student Loan, University
Those of us who have completed our university career completely understand the meaning behind the title of this blog (and, incidentally, the immortal words of Michael Corleone in the Godfather III) in regards to your education. Knowing that you’ve completed 2 years of higher education is fantastic…until you remember that you have another 2 more […]
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Tags: College, Degree, Education, Masters, private college, school, The Godfather, undergraduate, University
Since I work at a private college where we welcome international students, I thought this posting may contain just a few small items of necessary information. So often, people from around the world come to Canada with certain expectations which may, perhaps, cause some confusion, so I thought it was important to set the record […]
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Tags: Canada, Canadian government, College, Education, English, French, government, Middle Class, move to Canada, school, skiing in Whistler, study in Canada, Toronto, University, work in Canada
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