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How is the cost of living and studying in Canada comparing to UK? |
Travel Info I know it depends on city and university but I'm asking this in general. If you compare two states or cities in these two countries please be specific about it. (to study for master's degree and to live there for an international student....which one cost less and why) ps: What about comparing US and UK? Travel Tips Depending on where you are looking at living in Canada the cost of living can vary quite a bit. On the East Coast (Prince Edward Island, Nova Scotia, Newfoundland, and New Burnswick) you will find cost of living fairly cheap but the job opportunities arn't there.They do have some great schools (universitys) out that way. As you move into central Canada (quebec, ontario, Manitoba, Saskatchewan) the cost of living goes up but so does the job opportunites and there are lots of universitys and collages in this area. Toronto is in Ontario and it is one of Canada's biggest citys. If you move farther west (Alberta, BC) the cost of living sky rockets. These two provinces are booming and the cost of living is doing the same thing. There are lots of job opportunities in this area (lots of kids are moving from the east coast out to these provinces because of the job market). There are some great schools all across canada you just have to decide what is best for you. Others Studying in the US and UK cost the same really. Life in the UK is a lot more expensive than the US. You'd save more if you came to the US. My man lives in the UK and went to University there and has told me how expensive life is there. I live in the US and I have compared the 2. its much cheaper here Our standard of living is very good everything is way cheaper in Canada then the UK |
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