Before you apply for admission, decide if you can afford to study in Canada. In addition to your tuition costs, you will need money for travel, food, and accommodation. The Financial Assistance site has information on living costs for graduate students and for undergraduate students.
Students pay their own travel costs between Canada and their home country.
Unless the University offers you employment or other financial assistance when you are admitted to the University, you will need enough money to pay for your entire academic program. Most international students do not receive any financial support from the University. Once international students begin to study at the University, they are eligible to apply for some scholarships and awards. However, there are few of these scholarships or awards. Except for small emergency loans, the University has no student loan program for international students.