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CBIE: Why Should You Study Abroad?

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CBIE: Why Should You Study Abroad?

Why should students take the leap and study abroad? Dr. Sheila Embleton from York University talks about the academic and personal benefits students can experience.

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but it’s it’s about personal growth and
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whether that’s personal growth just in
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the sense of maturing being able to live
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away from your normal support system
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live away from your normal life where
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you just know how everything is done you
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know where the grocery store is you know
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how to go into a post office where that
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becomes a challenge and so you it puts
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you out of your comfort zone and every
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time you’re out of your comfort zone you
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do learn and you do grow personally so
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you grow in confidence and maturity I
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think and that that just sets you up
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well for whatever you’re going to be
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doing afterwards then of course there
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are the obvious things you learn like
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possibly a language possibly a skill
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possibly another culture you know you
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get to know another part of the world so
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you of course learn these these other
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more explicit skills as well and for
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students who are still not convinced I
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do talk to them about the fact that many
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employers now are specifically looking
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for international experience and if
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nothing else having international
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experience will mark them out as
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compared to all the other people who
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have bas or BS CS or MBAs or whatever it
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is having the international experience
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will distinguish them so the specific
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skills the general skills and just
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marking yourself out from from other
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people I first started coming to them
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while I was vpa at York and it was just
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a way to actually learn about what’s
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going on in international and meet
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people from across the country from
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other institutions and so on and learn
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from them and also people from other
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walks of life I mean obviously we have a
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lot of people from foreign affairs here
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and so on as well so it for me it
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started as I think a learning experience
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but I think it quickly became a sharing
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experience
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and so just being used to sharing
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information with people it’s a good
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place to come just to meet all the other
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people across the country and actually
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beyond who are interested in
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internationalization so I really come
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for for those reasons
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CBIE: Why Should You Study Abroad?

Canada-Brazil Ciência sem Fronteiras Student Tourism Video

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Canada-Brazil Ciência sem Fronteiras Student Tourism Video


Discover Canada as an education destination – a place to learn and play! Descubra o Canadá como um destino voltado para a educação – um lugar para aprender e brincar! Découvrez le Canada comme destination d’éducation — un endroit pour apprendre et jouer!

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oito fatos sobre o canadá fato um
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apesar de ser o segundo maior país do
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mundo o canadá tem somente um quinto da
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população do brasil
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o que isso significa para você há
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muitos espaços ao ar livre para se
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divertir
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o canadá é um incrível parque de
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diversão
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fato 2 o canadá está localizado a uma
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distância de 5 mil quilômetros ao
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norte do brasil
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o que isso significa para você é neve
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um pouco quem manda aqui no brasil mas
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tenho certeza de que vocês vão armar a
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neve canadense tanto quanto eu
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você pode desfrutar nos melhores bichot
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de esqui e snowboard
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fato 3 o canadá está na mesma latitude
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que a europa o que isso significa para
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você você irá experimentar quatro
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estações diferentes na primavera ou
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verão do outono ao inverno
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cada estação e as mudanças de clima
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oferecem possibilidades emocionantes
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fato 4
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o canadá se estende por cinco mil
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quilômetros do atlântico ao pacífico
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o que isso significa para você
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florestas imensa ar fresco e os limpos
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abundância de vida selvagem costas
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escarpadas grandes montanhas
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possibilidades infinitas para que você
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desfrute de seu tempo livre fato 5 o
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canadá um país amigável
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a multinacional o que isso significa
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para você
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os canadenses são conhecidos
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globalmente por sua mente aberta
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hospitalidade interesse em outras
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culturas
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assim será fácil conhecer novos amigos
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e você fará amizades que vão durar a
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vida toda
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fato 6 80% da população canadense
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vivem em áreas urbanas o que isso
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significa para você
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cidades canadenses como vancouver
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calgary regina o n tag toronto o tauá
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montreal fred wellington aripa charlotte
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está um incêndio de 11 oferecem uma
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grande variedade de opções culturais
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como museus de categoria internacional
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salas de concertos teatro festivais de
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verão onde você poderá se divertir
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até altas horas da madrugada
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restaurantes que oferecem gastronomia de
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todas as partes do mundo irão passear o
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seu paladar com favor vem emocionando
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antes as cidades canadenses têm tudo
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fato 7 o canadá tem um dos padrões de
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vida mais altos do mundo o que isso
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significa para você
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não importa se você prefere avião
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carro ônibus ou trem
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o sistema de transporte canadense é
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eficiente confiável e acessível
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é muito fácil chegar aonde você quer
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ir
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o canadá também é pacata
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politicamente estável e uma democracia
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segura 70% dos estudantes internacionais
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que participarão de um questionário
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dcb e evitaram que a reputação do
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canadá como um país seguro é uma
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razão importante para decidir estudar
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no país
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quando você estiver no canadá não
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deixe de explorar tudo o que o país tem
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para oferecer fato 8 o canadá está
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esperando por você
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o que isso significa para você venha
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experimentar um estilo de vida canadense
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para mais informações www.cbmtb.com sp
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e acontecer a barra brazil com z
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Study in Canada – Quality Education, Great Experience

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Study in Canada – Quality Education, Great Experience

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a warm hello from Canada the
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second-largest country in the world
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blessed with incredible nature modern
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cities and a vast array of
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world-renowned educational institutions
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from large prestigious city universities
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major community colleges and renowned
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technical institutes to intimate
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universities and colleges in mid-sized
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towns and rural areas Canada has the
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perfect match for each student we are
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proud to host the seventh largest
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international student population in the
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world there are currently over 265
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thousand international students in
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Canada across all levels of study become
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a part of the growing international
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student community in Canada and study at
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one of our many quality institutions
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this is what Canadian education is known
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for around the world research intensive
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universities with the most advanced and
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current academic programs so you can
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compete successfully in a globalized
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world and make a contribution to your
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field and society Canadian colleges and
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polytechnics conduct major applied
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research scientists who are global
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leaders in their fields benefit from
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Canada being ranked 4th for scientific
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research in the world by the way almost
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50 percent of Canada’s research
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publications have co-authors from other
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countries this is doubled the world
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average state-of-the-art facilities with
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the newest technological equipment you
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will enjoy our top-notch study
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environments that will make it easy to
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gather new knowledge and work with teams
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around the world and you can benefit
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from plenty of real hands-on experience
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during your studies so you can learn to
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apply your new skills in theory and
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practice on and off campus
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you will have access to motivating
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teachers who have cross-cultural
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understanding and student centered
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learning approaches they will encourage
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and help you to achieve your best
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academic results an active campus life
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with lots of possibilities to make new
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friends and have a good time and no
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matter what field you want to work in in
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the future we show you the path of how
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to get there from giving you the
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information you need on what to study
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and where where to access the
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information you need to obtain your
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study permit and visa and if you need to
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boost your English or French skills we
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will be guiding you to programs offered
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in one of our many accredited language
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schools Canada is bilingual and excels
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in second language education and Canada
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offers a variety of scholarships
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especially designed for international
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students from around the world
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Canada offers you a world full of
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opportunities to achieve your dream and
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yes it can get cold but our warm welcome
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will make you feel at home from your
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very first day
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more information WWC bie BCE I ca
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Canada : A Great Place to Learn and Live

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Canada : A Great Place to Learn and Live

Want to study abroad? We have 8 great reasons for you to choose Canada to learn and live! Search Canadian programs and scholarships on the CBIE Student Centre: istudentcanada.ca

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eight facts about Canada fact one while
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being the second largest country on the
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planet
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Canada has only a fraction of the
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world’s population 33 million people
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what does that mean for you there is a
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lot of open space for fun
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back to Canada is one of the most
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northern countries of the world what
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does that mean for you there may be more
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snow than what you are used to but I’m
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100% sure that you’ll love the Canadian
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powder as much as I do enjoy endless
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slopes in some of the world’s best ski
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and snowboard resorts fact 3 Canada is
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on the same latitude as Europe what does
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that mean for you a pleasant and
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diversified climate because 75% of
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Canadians live within 160 kilometres of
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the US border you are likely to
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experience four different seasons from
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spring to summer autumn and winter the
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climate changes throughout the year and
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each season offers exciting new
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possibilities fact for Canada stretches
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over 5,000 kilometres from the Atlantic
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to the Pacific what does that mean for
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you endless forests fresh air clean
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rivers plenty of wildlife rugged
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coastlines soaring mountains Canada has
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infinite possibilities to enjoy your
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free time
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fact 5 Canada is a friendly
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multicultural country what does that
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mean for you globally Canadians are
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known for their open-mindedness
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hospitality and their interest in other
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cultures so making new friends will be
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easy expect to create friendships that
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will last a lifetime
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fact 6 80% of the Canadian population
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lives in urban areas what does that mean
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for you Canadian cities like Toronto
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Montreal Vancouver Ottawa Calgary and
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Edmonton offer a wide range of cultural
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options like world-class museums concert
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halls theaters summer festivals and an
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exciting nightlife where you can party
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until the wee hours of the morning and
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cosmopolitan restaurants are offering
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cuisines from all parts of the world
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which will indulge your taste buds with
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exciting new flavors Canada’s cities
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have it all back 7 Canada has one of the
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highest standards of living in the world
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what does that mean for you
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no matter if you fly drive take the bus
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or train it’s generally pretty easy to
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get to where you want to go Canada is
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also a peaceful politically stable and
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safe democracy 70% of international
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students involved in a si bie survey
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cited Canada’s reputation as a safe
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country as an important reason for
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deciding to study here while in Canada
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you should definitely explore all it has
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to offer enjoy the Canadian Way of life
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with us fact 8 Canada is waiting for you
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what does that mean for you come
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discover Canada’s education lifestyle
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and natural wonders
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more information WWC bie BCE I ca
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you
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Canada : A Great Place to Learn and Live

Foreign Students Remain Eager to Study in US

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Foreign Students Remain Eager to Study in US

Many of the U.S. colleges and universities that are most popular among foreign students are reporting an increase in international applicants, despite surveys earlier this year that warned of a drop.

VOA Student Union contacted 20 schools with the largest populations of foreign students. Fourteen institutions reported that international applications from undergraduates increased or remained stable. Six reported drops. Collectively, the schools account for about 20 percent of all foreign students studying at U.S. universities and colleges.

The final tally of foreign students who applied and enrolled in American universities each year is not publicly reported until November. For now, the VOA survey indicates that foreign students’ interest remains high and the number of foreigners choosing to study in America continues to grow after topping one million for the first time in the 2015-16 school year.

A few months ago, a survey of the schools indicated declining interest from foreigners. The Institute for International Education (IIE) conducted a survey in March of 250 schools nationwide, showing a nearly 40 percent decline in applications from foreign students. The survey was conducted shortly after President Donald Trump issued a travel ban on immigrants — including students — from six Muslim-majority countries. Read more…

Foreign Students Remain Eager to Study in US