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Is there any financial assistance available to U.S. students who want to study in Canada?

• I graduated from a State University in Southern California last year (Spring 2011) with a Bachelors in foreign language and a high GPA. Since graduating, I have been working a part-time job and would like to pursue another Bachelors degree in Human Resources as my chosen career path. Since universities in U.S. don't typically allow students to obtain a 2nd Bachelors degree, I decided to research universities in Canada but am finding that there is no financial assistance of any kind available to international students. Also, I am trying to apply for a study permit, which asks how much money I have to support myself. I have a very small savings, which would not cover the cost of out-of-province tuition and fees. In order to meet these expenses, I was planning to apply for private student loans through my bank but they do not have international schools listed, which suggest that in order to secure a loan, I must attend a U.S. institution? I already applied to UNBC, but, at this point, I feel very lost. Any there any Canadian organizations that could help? Suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Also, UNBC (University of Northern British Columbia) seems to have a strong Human Resources program. Anyone know if it's a good school? Thanks.

• Answer:

  Normally there is few seat for deserving candidates or financial weak students in every college and university. In some, there is scholarship fr foreign students.You need to enquire about this, you may get some good information that can help you. Else you need to contact individual lenders or private loan providers who provide loan based on credit score, property you have,bank statement,jewelry or on on other type of property. Those lenders can give you if they find you that you are trustworthy and you will sure pay to them. You will get private lenders directory at mymoneydesk.com. Try to contact them, they may help you.