Many domestic undergraduate graduates of computer science, experience-based immigrants, can continue to pursue a master's degree domestically or choose to study abroad for further education. Most families with certain financial foundations will choose to send their children overseas for further studies. Most parents will choose countries with first-class education levels, low costs, and high value for their children. Studying in Quebec, Canada is more affordable compared to other popular countries. It only costs 150,000 RMB for an undergraduate graduate to study in Quebec for two years. The Quebec government has launched a project to reward international students with a 90% "High School Fee Waiver Scholarship" to attract more students. How can undergraduate graduates obtain such a high-value scholarship? Due to the limited number of scholarships available each year, based on experience analysis, the following groups of students have a higher chance of winning: First, those pursuing higher degrees, for example, postgraduate studies are preferred over undergraduate studies. Second, those who receive direct admission, specifically speaking, direct admission is better than conditional admission. Third, those studying French, meaning that studying French has a higher chance of winning than English. Fourth, those who submit applications earlier, because the "High School Fee Waiver Scholarship" adopts a policy of applying anytime, reviewing anytime, reviewing the early applications first, and stopping once all slots are filled, so submitting applications earlier naturally increases the chances of winning.
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