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I feel Chandresh is addressing the psychology/philosophy of the OP; nothing wrong with that. If one does not find it useful one just filters it out, like so many other mail responses on CD.
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Location: God's own country
Posted on: 03-03-15 00:16:27
I feel Chandresh is addressing the psychology/philosophy of the OP; nothing wrong with that. If one does not find it useful one just filters it out, like so many other mail responses on CD.
Why Fido (I assume) was striking up a conversation was that Chandresh is not one who would just make a passing remark.
So many posters like HW 36, TK, New Des post junk postings that it is easy to just filter it out.
But Chandresh is not like that. A very learned person and who has been with CD since inception and who posts with maturity.
Murali
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I am a Gents and not a Ladies.
Location: God's own country
Posted on: 03-03-15 00:22:35
Adam:
I agree with you but it will not work for everybody,
Once you leave a country for 3-4 years, you become lazy and old. The job market will not treat you like before (however if you have made friends with the management, then it is OK).
It will be very hard. There might be recession in your old company and they may not be hiring
Murali
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I am a Gents and not a Ladies.
Location: God's own country
Posted on: 03-03-15 08:54:14
To the OP:
Now that you have severed your conenctions with Canada, I would recommend your daughter to study in US or Germany.
Why Us I will tell you. The US is the world's biggest economy. Their universities are cheaper and much better than Canadian unversities. There are more scholarships and more freedom to work after university.
After the completion of university, there are better chances of getting green card and settling in the US.
In case your daughter is not settled in USA, then she can apply and come to Canada. Canadians love American educated people.
Just as an analogy, I will tell you this. Canada is ITI and USA is B. Tech (Hons.).
So choose and choose wisely.
When Adam T wakes up from his 72 hour sleep, I am sure that he will tell you the same.
Murali
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Originally posted by tamilkuravan
Their universities are cheaper and much better than Canadian unversities. There are more scholarships and more freedom to work after university.
After the completion of university, there are better chances of getting green card and settling in the US.
In case your daughter is not settled in USA, then she can apply and come to Canada. Canadians love American educated people.
Just as an analogy, I will tell you this. Canada is ITI and USA is B. Tech (Hons.).
So choose and choose wisely.
Murali
Thanks for your advice and nice analogy ITI Vs B.Tech hope others feel the same
The universities she has got into in US are to 20-40 in world ranking and one has to pay the price as they are costlier than even University of Toronto which is the costliest in Canada. Cost of education (incl all costs) is somewhere US$ 20K per year more than University of British Columbia (UBC) which is no.2 in Canada and no.43 in world. I don't know if the ITI Vs B.Tech applies also to UBC, McGill and UoToronto ?
Will she have any advantage if she applies to Canada later on because of US education ?
Do Canadian permanent residents / Citizen free to work in US or they require work permit in US ?
Working in US soon after UG for International students is challenging but not impossible. I think they can stretch 1.5 years further to do some intern jobs or pursue MS instead.
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Originally posted by sajmad
University of British Columbia (UBC) which is no.2 in Canada and no.43 in world. I don't know if the ITI Vs B.Tech applies also to UBC, McGill and UoToronto ?
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--UBC , Mc Gill ,Queens , UofT , UoW are recognized very well in the US
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Will she have any advantage if she applies to Canada later on because of US education ?
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--It will be recognized at par with Canadian education.
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Do Canadian permanent residents / Citizen free to work in US or they require work permit in US ?
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--Citizens entitled to TN
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Working in US soon after UG for International students is challenging but not impossible. I think they can stretch 1.5 years further to do some intern jobs or pursue MS instead.
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--Advantage of US education is the time period you get to stay in the US and work an perhaps get a suitable work Visa.
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Fido.
Location: Western Hemisphere
Posted on: 03-03-15 11:39:34
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Originally posted by sajmad
Will she have any advantage if she applies to Canada later on because of US education ?
Do Canadian permanent residents / Citizen free to work in US or they require work permit in US ?
Working in US soon after UG for International students is challenging but not impossible. I think they can stretch 1.5 years further to do some intern jobs or pursue MS instead.
Purdue, U of M, Cornell and Berkley are highly ranked Universities and are expensive as well. U of W, Madison is a good Univ too.
Other than Canada treating a US degree as an equal, I don't see any other advantage if she decides to apply for a Cdn PR. All applicants will be assessed based on the rules that exist at the time of her graduation. As far as employment, US degree will be considered in equal to a Cdn education, but the competition still remains.
Cdn PR has no advantage over any other candidates as far as a US employer goes. US looks at citizenship and/or country of birth for immigration purposes. The only options for a Cdn PR of Indian citizenship who is graduating fresh is H1 work status. Cdn citizens can avail of H1 or TN.
By the day, H1 is becoming difficult to obtain. One, the time window available to apply for H1 is becoming limited to a few days every year due to high demand. Second, the number of employers (outside of IT) who are willing to sponsor is dwindling (mostly due to cost and other burdens). However, the US Govt has opened up the student practical training permit to 3 years instead of antiquated 12 months. This provides some relief.
In any case, the key for your daughter, if she wishes to study in the US/Canada, is to pursue internships during summer breaks. This will in turn strengthen her resume and make her stand above the crowd, especially, since she will be disadvantaged from visa/permit sponsorship point of view in both countries.
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