University of Victoria Questions

International Students
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<p>I’m currently on track to graduate with honors from the University of California San Diego. My plan after graduation is to spend a couple years in either Taiwan or China teaching English and saving up money to go back to school for my teaching credentials. I have Canadian citizenship by birth even though I’ve spent my whole life in the states. So basically I have two questions.</p>

<p>1) Is it going to be harder to get admitted to UVic since I’m coming from a US university after taking two years off to teach?</p>

<p>and</p>

<p>2) Would I pay tuition as an international student since I would be moving back from Asia or would I pay the cheaper tuition because of my Canadian citizenship?</p>

2

<p>So you mean UVic for grad study right?</p>

<p>1) I doubt it. You are a Canadian citizen which makes you eligible to work/receive funding, and UCSD is a great school.</p>

<p>2) No. You are a citizen so would pay domestic tuition rates.</p>

3

<p>1) No - it won’t be harder for you to get admitted to UVic.
2) If you are a Canadian citizen you’ll pay domestic rates :)</p>