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If you want to do a Masters/PhD in Canada, and you really need a scholarship, you should consider applying to these 15 schools. (We call them U15).

Below, you will see links to ALL the Masters/PhD programs they have.

Check the requirements, apply, and share with others.

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 There are entrance scholarships in most (if not all) of the schools, and you don't need a separate application for this.

- You are considered based on info/docs submitted for admission
- The scholarship condition, amount, and availability may depend on the program applied for.
The U15 are Canada's heavy-pocket universities. They

- Receive 79% of all allocated funding
- Undertake 80% of all Canadian research worth $8.5 billion yearly
- Contribute more than $36 billion to the Canadian economy yearly
- Produce more than 75% of all Doctorates awarded.
U15 are your go-to universities for scholarships in Canada. They are:

1) University of Toronto

Research Income: $1.3 billion
Graduate Programs https://t.co/FeDHNTPo21
Undergraduate Programs https://t.co/OPsISg2zf8
Total Enrolment: 90,075
Number of international students: 19,190
2) University of British Columbia

Research Income: $658 million
Graduate Programs: https://t.co/PWWzpdJgTw
Undergraduate Programs: https://t.co/0xBxK23T1J
Total Enrolment: 64,800
Number of international students: 17,225
3) University of Montreal

Research Income: $567 million
Graduate Programs: https://t.co/OXsQBBaZcn
Undergraduate Programs: https://t.co/LzWxeS94i6
Total Enrolment: 67,390
Number of international students: 10,000
4) McGill University

Research Income: $515 million
Graduate Programs: https://t.co/5mIq1e47pI
Undergraduate Programs: https://t.co/y19e2fvMVR
Total Enrolment: 40,035
Number of international students: 12,535
5) University of Alberta

Research Income: $513 million
Graduate Programs: https://t.co/nU2AMfXK41
Undergraduate Programs: https://t.co/zooVqAr1RC
Total Enrolment: 38,310
Number of international students: 7,865
6) University of Calgary

Research Income: $488 million
Graduate Programs: https://t.co/xYYsZfU6na
Undergraduate Programs: https://t.co/pzdvZh5rcj
Total Enrolment: 33,100
Number of international students: 4,305
7) Laval University

Research Income: $404 million
Graduate Programs: https://t.co/Hc2FoFbB4j
Undergraduate Programs: https://t.co/wyGDSAlLNk
Total Enrolment: 42,710
Number of international students: 5,665
8) McMaster University

Research Income: $380 million
Graduate Programs: https://t.co/XfFApkzdft
Undergraduate Programs: https://t.co/eEDgMgJwsr
Total Enrolment: 31,845
Number of international students: 3,525
9) University of Ottawa

Research Income: $313 million
Graduate Programs: https://t.co/qfsBH9FEVw
Undergraduate Programs: https://t.co/uXoI3T9Sfg
Total Enrolment: 42,255
Number of international students: 7,150
10) Western University

Research Income: $239 million
Graduate Programs: https://t.co/Kx7h3IlNLV
Undergraduate Programs: https://t.co/1W4CBKZ8YK
Total Enrolment: 31,170
Number of international students: 4,570
11) University of Waterloo

Research Income: $224 million
Graduate Programs: https://t.co/X20z8aiTOc
Undergraduate Programs: https://t.co/mCF0CPvgYY
Total Enrolment: 40,000
Number of international students: 9,000
12) University of Manitoba

Research Income: $212 million
Graduate Programs: https://t.co/tA6cbzmmig
Undergraduate Programs: https://t.co/PmWaLThYCE
Total Enrolment: 29,620
Number of international students: 5,590
13) Queen's University

Research Income: $176 million
Graduate Programs: https://t.co/aylgHv9pkw
Undergraduate Programs: https://t.co/Y6gIqOOrJB
Total Enrolment: 26,650
Number of international students: 3,405
14) University of Saskatchewan

Research Income: $176 million
Graduate Programs: https://t.co/7MBKwtMrdb
Undergraduate Programs: https://t.co/3qR8cEl5AU
Total Enrolment: 25,705
Number of international students: 3,405
15) Dalhousie University

Research Income: $168 million
Graduate Programs: https://t.co/XcYMfwt1D4
Undergraduate Programs: https://t.co/D5qExnL1kV
Total Enrolment: 19,555
Number of international students: 4,695
While these are not the only universities in Canada, they are schools that will increase your chances of getting a scholarship

Other schools you can check are Memorial Uni, Acadia Uni, Simon Fraser Uni, etc

Check the program requirements, prepare a strong application & apply!
If you are looking for information on how to prepare a strong application, I made this study in Canada thread a few months ago, you will find useful information there too.

Cheers
https://t.co/8qyD8ANa5Q

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