When applying for studying in Canada, you should read the acceptance letter carefully after receiving it. If the letter says "wait-listed", it means that the applicant is listed as a candidate, which means that if other students who have been formally admitted give up their admission, they may become formally admitted students. Therefore, when you receive such a notice, you should carefully consider whether to wait for the result. Therefore, when applying, you should cast a net in many ways, and send applications to several universities at the same time, so you may receive multiple admission notices at the same time. Because the admission time of major universities has successively, sometimes applicants even receive admission notices outside the ideal colleges in advance. At this time, it is necessary to consider making a decision whether to continue waiting for the notice from the ideal college.

The main points included in the admission notice:

1. Information such as name pinyin, date of birth and school number.

after receiving the letter of admission, all you have to do is to check the letter carefully to see if the school has written your name or birthday wrong, so as not to affect the subsequent visa application.

2. Specific programs (undergraduate courses, master's courses, etc.) and professional names (such as medicine and finance, etc.)

The part of the admission notice will not indicate the majors that the students are studying, because most universities in Canada will carry out more specific professional breakdown in the third year of enrollment, and most of the courses in the first year of enrollment are public courses.

3. Term of admission

This part includes admission time, semester of admission, specific registration date and deadline. If students find it necessary to delay the registration date, they should contact the school registration office to explain the reasons and the number of days of grace in the township.

4. Period of study

Generally speaking, Canadian universities will not issue admission permits for all academic years at one time. If students complete the credits in the current academic year, they will naturally get permission for the next academic year. However, most of the admission notices issued by the school for the first time will indicate the total study time of the students' major projects. For example, the total time required to complete the bachelor's degree is roughly from September 1, 212 to August 31, 216. 5. The amount of tuition required for the academic year or semester is often an estimated figure, which is the minimum tuition fee that the school advises students to pay for the first time. As for the specific tuition expenses of students each year and each semester, the school will deduct them from the students' accounts and provide a list with the end of the semester for settlement.

6. Scholarship Amount

If the academic performance provided by the students at the time of application is excellent and they apply for a major in science and engineering, they are likely to get a scholarship for the first year of university. Once the scholarship is obtained, the amount, the term of payment and the method of payment will be indicated in the admission notice.

7. Confirm the receipt

When the school issues the admission notice to the students, it also hopes that the students will give an answer as soon as possible, specifying whether they are enrolled or not. Therefore, most Canadian universities will attach a confirmation letter with the admission notice, requiring students to fill in and sign. If you choose to attend this university, you need to send the confirmation receipt back to the school. At the same time, the school will require students to pay a tuition deposit of about 2, Canadian dollars (also called reservation fee). After the students arrive at the school and report, this amount will be used to offset part of the tuition. If you don't go to school, you should send the rejection receipt to the school as soon as possible so as to give the opportunity to others.