Thread by @Olufemiloye

These are Ten (10) Canadian Scholarships you should not miss every year as an international student

I am posting this for the people who have "Canadian White Christmas" on their to-do list for 2022, and will find time to submit an application this period.
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If you are new to the application and study abroad process and don't even know how to start, this is a step-by-step process

You will find all the info on how to look for admissions and apply to schools in Canada here (you can use this for any country too) olufemiloye.ca/how-to-find-sc…

When you ask "how can I get a scholarship in Canada?", that would mean many different things.

There are different types of scholarships with different requirements, but this is how to find scholarships and pay for your study in Canada as a foreign student
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Your Resume/CV is one of the important documents for your Graduate school application.

If you are looking for a template or guide on how to prepare one, check the Free CV Templates from these Canadian Universities.

Read, bookmark, share with others. olufemiloye.ca/free-cv-templa…

Looking for scholarships to study abroad can be confusing if you don't know where to look.

If Canada is your destination, the U15 schools are your sure bet for a scholarship.

I listed the schools and their programs here.

Read and share with others. olufemiloye.ca/15-canadian-un…

And if you are looking at or considering the USA as a study destination, there are more than 5,000 universities in the USA.

I compiled the ones to focus on, so, these are the U250+ schools to target in the USA for scholarships.

Read and share with others.olufemiloye.ca/250-universiti…

So many new students will arrive in Canada this month and early next month to begin their studies in Canada.

If you are one or know anyone, share this with them.

These are 15 very important things to do in Canada as a new student. olufemiloye.ca/what-to-do-as-…

Congratulations also to those who already have an admission to study in Canada.

The job is only half done without a study visa.

I have prepared this FREE step-by-step guide on how to successfully apply for your Canadian study visa.

Check it out too olufemiloye.ca/step-by-step-g…

For those looking for affordable schools in Canada, tailor your search to schools in Atlantic Canada and the Prairies.

In this post, I listed all the Universities in the two regions.

Search for the programs they have, check requirements, and apply. olufemiloye.ca/where-to-find-…

And if you have a tight budget for Graduate study in Canada, there are some Canadian Universities where you can pay your tuition & fees little-by-little every month or semester.

You will find the schools in this post.

Read, bookmark, share with others. olufemiloye.ca/canadian-unive…

Education is also an investment!

If you're coming to study in Canada, be proactive in choosing a program, especially if you plan to stay back and work in Canada.

These are the Top 10 Most Valuable Degrees in Canada according to the Royal Bank of Canada. olufemiloye.ca/top-10-most-va…

Whether you are coming to Canada as a student or as a new immigrant, you may also need to find a job to keep body and soul together after arriving.

These 15 websites are the best websites to look for jobs in Canada.

Read, bookmark, share with others. olufemiloye.ca/top-15-website…

And if you want to join a FREE Telegram group of students doing their applications by themselves, join the OJC Group.

Also, check the resources in the Group's pinned message & interact with other applicants in the group if you have questions.

Join at bit.ly/JoinOJC

All the resources in this thread are self-explanatory

And if you need other resources to help you with the requirements, application process, preparing documents, etc, you will find useful information and resources in the link below

I am rooting for you!
olufemiloye.ca/category/study/