"Readering the System, Choosing the World"
To study abroad, first world ranking or the opportunity to stay after graduation?
You're studying abroad. Can you just go to college now? Many parents used to ask, "What's the grade of this school?" But starting with 2026, I think I'm going to have to change to: "Canadians are expected to issue up to 408,000 copies in 2026.
Should we look at world rankings first, or should we look at the chances of staying after graduation? Can we just go to college now? Many parents used to ask, "What's the grade of this school?" From 2026 onwards, however, the diagnosis of international advancement may be changed to: " Canada expects to issue up to 408,000 cases in 2026, of which the target for new international students is 155,000, a 7 per cent decrease from the 2025 target. The British Graduate visa will also reduce the majority of students from 2 years to 18 months from 1 January 2027. Australian student visa processing is also prioritized according to school and type, and official indications of processing times are influenced by factors such as size of application, completeness of information, identity checks, etc. So the question arises: if A schools are ranked high, but have less chance of staying after graduation; B. School rankings are normal, but with internships, Co-op, diplomas and migration routes, which one will help the child choose? Welcome: Do you think it's important to study abroad now, or do you think it's important to develop after graduation?
