Canada

Education System in the Canada

Prior to advanced education, American schoolers go to primary & secondary school for a total of 12 years. These years are alluded to as the 1st through twelfth grades. Around age six, U.S. kids start "elementary school." After five-six years they go to “secondary school”.The secondary school comprises: first is “middle school” & “junior first school” & second being “high school”. A diploma or certificate is granted upon graduation from high school (12th grade). After this, they usually go on to college or university.

Levels of Study

•  First Level: The Undergraduate degree usually takes 4 – 5 years to complete with research papers, internships & world-class experience US universities offer.
•  Second Level: Master’s Degree is required in the fields with specialized knowledge. For getting into a master’s program, students are required to appear for the GRE (graduate record examination). Some master’s programs require specific tests, such as the LSAT for law school and the MCAT for medical school.
•  Third Level: Doctorate Degree is for students who want to gain an even deeper insight on a particular subject tends to pursue doctoral studies. There are no standard mandatory conditions, but depending on the universities, the undergraduate students can choose to go for masters before or prepare for entry into a doctoral program with some experience.

Top Programs to Study in Canada

The USA offers a host of learning opportunities for students from almost every background. Whether it be science, mathematics, or art, Canada is the perfect destination for students to pursue their Bachelor's or Master's studies. Some of the best courses to study in the USA are:

•  Computer Science and IT
•  Business Analytics
•  Data Science
•  Business and Management
•  Healthcare and Pharmacy

The Canada universities offer world-class facilities for research and hence students who are especially interested in research and innovation can opt to study in the USA.