going to uni in Toronto

[Marques]

How many UCAS points do you have adeer?

[Keyblade]

Zubeir that seems ridiculously cheap. Is that York? And are you sure those aren't yearly fees?

[Alphanumeric]

it says international students $19,000 , canadian dollars, when i converted it to £ using XE.COM it came out as £11,344, and this is for over the course of your under-grad studies.

taking a loan would make it $27,000 (usury/interest) but inshallah i wouldn't need dat.

That is for one year of study. At UofT you're looking at around $20-25K/year, if you're lucky. You haven't done you're research. Stay home dude.

Personally, I favour Ryerson over York. Ryerson has a very long history in Toronto, and it's a good school for engineering, I hear. Also, rumour is grads love to hire grads. But again, I wouldn't even suggest university, since there are plenty jobs you can get through programs with shorter terms and less financial burden if you opt for something technical.

Zubeir that seems ridiculously cheap. Is that York? And are you sure those aren't yearly fees?

It's same at most schools.

[Keyblade]

Yeah man, thought those figures looked way off. It doesn't even cost that much for local students .

[ZubeirAwal]

Alpha, if it's that expensive then how the F do somalis down there manage?

[Alphanumeric]

No one pays $20k for their entire schooling at university. Impossible.

Even at the college level you're looking at $10-15k/year for international students.

Alpha, if it's that expensive then how the F do somalis down there manage?

The same way Somalis manage over there. In fact, most of our programs are now cheaper than yours after you folks got reemed with that massive tuition increase. Smh.

[ZubeirAwal]

fuck it malaysia it is then.

[Alphanumeric]

Key, talk to this kid. I'm done.

[ZubeirAwal]

I'm only looking to get a BA in english and then get a professional career as an english teacher in the gulf where you get paid mad stacks.

[Colonel]

I'm only looking to get a BA in english and then get a professional career as an english teacher in the gulf where you get paid mad stacks.

Go uni and waste large sums to study English, brehs.

[CushiticReflections]

I'm only looking to get a BA in english and then get a professional career as an english teacher in the gulf where you get paid mad stacks.

Why not just go to school in London?

[FarhanYare]

I'm only looking to get a BA in english and then get a professional career as an english teacher in the gulf where you get paid mad stacks.

Go uni and waste large sums to study English, brehs.

[hydrogen]

I'm only looking to get a BA in english and then get a professional career as an english teacher in the gulf where you get paid mad stacks.

Go uni and waste large sums to study English, brehs.

Excuse me, I'm going to do English

[hydrogen]

I'm only looking to get a BA in english and then get a professional career as an english teacher in the gulf where you get paid mad stacks.

By the way you don't need an English degree to teach English in the gulf......you just need to know English (I might be thinking of Saudi Arabia though) but you can have any degree and teach English there.

[ZubeirAwal]

Yeah but english is the easiest subject imo, why saudi arabia? UAE is 10x better than that shithole.

$40-65,000 a year, benefits, car, no tax,