Look at personal general accounting and actuarial science, both of which are in college. There are few accounting majors in graduate schools, and it seems that only 3-4 schools in Canada have accounting majors. The actuarial science here basically does not accept a degree from China University.

Some schools will require GMAT if they go to graduate school. However, it is difficult for domestic accounting courses to be recognized by universities here, so it is necessary to apply first. It is estimated that there will be some requirements, such as taking a tax law test.

There is still a chance to apply for a Canadian scholarship, but the amount is very small. 65,438+00-20% of the tuition fees are mostly borne by themselves.

Admission conditions,

University score above 80, language score above IELTS 7 or above 100.

Better universities,

Excellent universities in Canada include University of Toronto, Queen's University, UBC University, McGill University and Victoria University. It is recommended to make a comprehensive decision according to your academic performance and professional direction, combined with the admission requirements/professional settings of the university.

Working direction,

The first job after graduation is still hard to find. It would be great if the accountant could find an accounting office. Don't expect anything big. The accounting departments of big companies are also good.

Most actuaries went to the insurance bank.