Seeking Suggestions for Education Pathway for Canada's Permanent Residence

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Like people mentioned it really depends on which province you wanna land in. I probably gonna say(as an alumni) that Atabasca's not that idea if you're seeking opportunities outside AB and a bit risky as it's a well-known online uni. TRU or the Royal road uni may be a better choice. If fully online's an option for you, may be worth taking a look at Queen's online's program like BA History (But BA's quite mickey mouse degree in Canada).

Do you have any career plan or certain area you'd like to work at? Some colleges, in some cases, may fit your needs more. What I heard is that BCIT got programs in 18 months with 2 years workloads that meet Canadian Immigration rules for 2 years of studies. And their graduates are quite popular in the job market. Some unis also have such kinds of programs like Mcgill's MMA.

Talking about the East, if you do speak some French, NB is another province you'd probably get some advantage at, as it's the only real bilingual province (And you only need to pay the local rate if you do your program in French in most of ON QC and NB unis). I also heard some rumors that MUN uni in NL gives very nice bursaries to reduce tuition so worth to check (good luck with the weather tho). --- besides tuition, living cost in those provinces are always way lower than places like GTA, GVA or Montreal island.