Excellent info Dimple ji. thnx for sharing awesome info.

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Should I decide on base of the field he selects to study in University? If there is no different license requirement for USA and get admission closer to us in Canada then there is no need to think about going to USA. He may go after university for Job and settle down. Any suggestion on this?

How easy to get admission in USA university after studying in Canada? (In compare of USA local students). there must be something different in admission criteria?

How easy he can get scholarships in USA if he goes for university there?

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In many cases, where applicable, US and Canada have reciprocity agreements that facilitate the recognition of the licenses with or without minor upgrades / remediation. Therefore, that should not be an issue either. Since he is a USC, he is on a level playing field with all others. Also, Canadian primary school curriculum is most likely on comparable levels that there should be not be much of a difference.

The only item I am not very familiar is how each University would treat residency (for tuition purposes). Resident fee is lower than non-resident fee. For example, some Universities in Michigan treat Ontario and Ohio students as residents under the "good neighbor policy." Others would treat residency based on the parents' location while others treat residency based on the student's place of living.

Scholarships are a whole other ballgame. There is merit based and need based. Need based is based on parents' household income. However, as a USC, your son is eligible for merit based scholarships. How easy to get? That depends on the competition and the criteria, but it is easier than what an International student has to go through.

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The CHANCES of your moving to the USA are remote at the best. Immigrating to USA is getting very difficult unless you are a Citizen of USA who is Moving Back.

As for your Daughter wanting to study in USA, the fees will be DOUBLE what the US Citizen will pay per year as tuition. It could run you into tens of thousands of Canadian Dollars per month. I am not sure if you can afford it. If you can then, it will be certainly possible. But please do find out all of the fees and other expenses Boarding and Lodging etc., that you will run into at the location where she wants to study.

Hope this helps. But be beware of other problems also.

FH.

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What a terrible display of slavemind!! Your yearning to serve the US is putting a vast burden on a 6th grader! May God help your 6th grader. He certainly got some mighty miserable parents. Out of curiosity, what if your kid grows up to dislike the whole rot that the US has become? What if he then decides to move to Canada and settle here? You have miserably failed in your own life, instead of relentlessly trying to reach the Holy land of your aspirations, you are now stuck in this two-bit, no-good land of cold comfort and are transferring your life-goals (of aiding and abetting the US in its own projections) to your kid. This is a terrible thing many Indian parents seem to do. This kind of madness propelled me to run out of that miserable land before I even completed high school! But I did save my nephew from doing same BS to his life (He is now doing very useful and fruitful work for ISRO).

I urge you to make it into US and live there and work without a break, till you achieve YOUR life goals and leave the kids here in the frozen tundra to grow and prosper. I bet they just might turn into snowbunnies and enjoy their existence here immensely.