Can you tell how much are the tuition and fees in Malaysia Universities?

How can I pay for my own University tuition fees studying in Canada?

• I am a student currently doing my A Levels and I plan on going to Canada, hopefully within a year or so, for my higher education. My aim is to study on BBA or B.Com since I am a business student. I want to try for the universities in Toronto, preferably UofT or YorkU maybe. I would really appreciate if someone assists me with the following queries. What is the tuition fee at UofT and YorkU per year (2 semesters) for Business department? Since I will be an international student, I am kind of clueless about the overall living cost. Lets say if I live outside the campus (in apartments), living a moderate student life, what will be the likely living cost? Most importantly, I know these universities can be very expensive. I really do not want to be a burden on my parents because I'll feel horrible if they have to struggle through to pay for my tuition fees, even though they also want a better future for me. I only want my father to assist me with first few semesters. After that I plan on being on my own. Can anybody please tell me, being an international student how can I start paying for my own tuition fees and living cost by myself? As in what kind of jobs can I do that'll pay me enough? I heard many people do it but I don't have a clear idea. I would really appreciate it if you can take some of your valuable time to help out. Thank you. :)

• Answer:

  University of Toronto's Business Administration program for the 2012-13 year is $30,623 for eight months (2 semesters) for an international student. Living costs (whether on campus or off campus), fees, and books will be over $15,000. York is virtually the same. That is about $45,000 per eight months. Unless you have large savings of your own, some type of international scholarship from your own country, a loan (from your home country), etc. then that pretty much leaves your parents or family. There is no possible job a student can get that will come close to paying that. Even a highly skilled professional would have a hard time saving up that kind of money in five to ten years. A part time student job might earn you $2,500 per four months and even a full time job over the summer maybe $5,000. Working in Canada is extremely limited due to your status as a student.