leaving Concordia!

[waqar8888]

Dear friends!
I am enrolled in Master ECE program at Concordia university but the problem is that the tuition fee are quit high for me to pay and there is not any possibility of good job here to fund my tution fee from here .I want not to make burden on my family !Is there any one who have idea to transfer to any other university possible where there is minimum & reasonable tution fee like uni of Alberta,Mintoba? Is it possible?

 

[momi]

Dear friends!
I am enrolled in Master ECE program at Concordia university but the problem is that the tuition fee are quit high for me to pay and there is not any possibility of good job here to fund my tution fee from here .I want not to make burden on my family !Is there any one who have idea to transfer to any other university possible where there is minimum & reasonable tution fee like uni of Alberta,Mintoba? Is it possible?

What are the fees..............

 

[vaishnavgowni]

Dear friends!
I am enrolled in Master ECE program at Concordia university but the problem is that the tuition fee are quit high for me to pay and there is not any possibility of good job here to fund my tution fee from here .I want not to make burden on my family !Is there any one who have idea to transfer to any other university possible where there is minimum & reasonable tution fee like uni of Alberta,Mintoba? Is it possible?

Please let us know the tuition fees

 

[a_khan]

Salam Waqar, hope you good. yar fees are not cheap but reasonable, try UNB, regina saskatchewan and MUN.

 

[waqar8888]

The total tution fee of whole program is almost 25000CAD!If i got manage odd jobs there i can hardly save for my living there,I don't want to order from home.There is also protests against tuion hikes in Quebec!

 

[vaishnavgowni]

The total tution fee of whole program is almost 25000CAD!If i got manage odd jobs there i can hardly save for my living there,I don't want to order from home.There is also protests against tuion hikes in Quebec!

That will be 14 lakhs in Indian Currency. Almost all of the universities and colleges have the same fees i suppose for a two year course. i.e around 12 lakhs.

 

[waqar8888]

but in Pak its 24Lack

 

[vaishnavgowni]

but in Pak its 24Lack

Oh God !

 

[scylla]

The total tution fee of whole program is almost 25000CAD!If i got manage odd jobs there i can hardly save for my living there,I don't want to order from home.There is also protests against tuion hikes in Quebec!

Quebec actually has some of the lowest tuition fees in the country because this province receives more subsidies from the government than other provinces. Yes - students there are protesting the tuition hikes. But their fees are generally lower than other parts of Canada.

 

[harshpreet_nanda]

Quebec actually has some of the lowest tuition fees in the country because this province receives more subsidies from the government than other provinces. Yes - students there are protesting the tuition hikes. But their fees are generally lower than other parts of Canada.
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So, Any Benefits you see why an international student want to study in concordia university ...as i have heard international student atleast needed to have level 3 french in order to get jobs after graduation? isn"t it?

 

[momi]

but in Pak its 24Lack

Dear u are going to study in Canada , please check out the fee for uk,USA and Australia ...canada is lowest ...and Quebec has average fees...

 

[mead]

so jobs r tough in and about concordia ....still a good university

 

[Jd5]

Hi

Quebec actually has some of the lowest tuition fees in the country because this province receives more subsidies from the government than other provinces. Yes - students there are protesting the tuition hikes. But their fees are generally lower than other parts of Canada.

It's actually divided into 3 formats;

1. Quebec resident - very low fees
2. Canadian resident (but outside Quebec) - low
3. International students - high to very high

 

[momi]

Hi



It's actually divided into 3 formats;

1. Quebec resident - very low fees
2. Canadian resident (but outside Quebec) - low
3. International students - high to very high

Its same for other regions also...

 

[mead]

Hi



It's actually divided into 3 formats;

1. Quebec resident - very low fees
2. Canadian resident (but outside Quebec) - low
3. International students - high to very high

as momi said the comparison was never between residents/non residents or international students...but it was between international student fees