If you’re considering studying in Canada and want a better picture of how student-friendly their cities are, you’ve come to the right place. This article listed the best cities conducive to a productive and fulfilling student life and what we thought about them.
We ranked these cities based on the following indicators:
- Diversity
- Annual percentage of graduates
- Monthly rent cost
- Average tuition cost
- Internet speed
- Living expenses
After ranking each indicator, we set a value of 1 for the highest-ranking one, and 50 for the lowest. We then got the value for all indicators per city and added them up.
The cities with the lowest summation top our list, while the highest is the least.
Aside from the ranking, we also supply all the information you’re probably wondering about – like how safe these cities are and what schools are present there.
We also answered some frequently asked questions about studying in Canada at the end of the article.
1. St. John’s
| Diversity (Percentage of Ethnic Groups) | 5.38% |
| Annual Percentage of Graduates | 49.21% |
| Rent | $860 |
| Average cost of tuition | $3036 |
| Internet Speed | 86.66 Mbps |
| Living Expenses | $968.09 |
St. John’s is a beautiful city situated on Newfoundland island just off Canada’s Atlantic coast. It has reasonable tuition and accommodation prices, making it an ideal place to study.
It’s the home of some great universities such as the College of the North Atlantic and the Memorial University of Newfoundland. Popular programs here include Accounting, Economics, Biology, Computer Science, and Business Administration.
2. British Columbia
| Diversity (Percentage of Ethnic Groups) | 30.3% |
| Annual Percentage of Graduates | 83.6% |
| Rent | $1164 |
| Average cost of tuition | $5990 |
| Internet Speed | 76.79 Mbps |
| Living Expenses | $739 |
The universities at British Columbia provide quality education at a reasonable price, making it a great city to live and study in. One of the things we like most is the variety of courses, programs, and degrees that you can choose from here.
Schools you can find here include The University of British Columbia, the University of Victoria, and Simon Fraser University. British Columbia is a very safe city with low crime rates. Public transit is also very convenient because of the BC Transit, TransLink, HandyDART, buses, and taxis.
3. Calgary
| Diversity (Percentage of Ethnic Groups) | 12.02% |
| Annual Percentage of Graduates | 53.44% |
| Rent | $1206 |
| Average cost of tuition | $6,230 |
| Internet Speed | 97.79 |
| Living Expenses | $993 |
This city is extremely student-friendly. It’s highly diverse and is home to fantastic universities such as the University of Calgary and Mount Royal University..
This city focuses on innovation in sustainability and studies energy and renewable resources. This is why we think it’s a great place to go if you want a degree in the sciences, especially in environmental studies.
4. Rimouski
| Diversity (Percentage of Ethnic Groups) | 1.41% |
| Annual Percentage of Graduates | 35.11% |
| Rent | $600 |
| Average cost of tuition | $2,644 |
| Internet Speed | 114.47Mbps |
| Living Expenses | $980.25 |
Rimouski has very low levels of crime, so it is a very safe and secure city. Not to mention, expenses here are manageable and it’s pretty easy to find part-time work as a student.
Université du Québec à Rimouski and Cégep de Rimouski: Mon Cégep are the famous universities here that you can go to.
5. Edmonton
| Diversity (Percentage of Ethnic Groups) | 13.12% |
| Annual Percentage of Graduates | 43.91% |
| Rent | $1171 |
| Average cost of tuition | $6,133 |
| Internet Speed | 91.97Mbps |
| Living Expenses | $955 |
This capital city of the Canadian province of Alberta deserves to be part of this list. It offers a culturally rich life to international students while being an affordable city to live in.
Edmonton is also one of the country’s largest educational hubs and houses well-respected schools and universities such as Concordia University of Edmonton, MacEwan University, University of Alberta, and The King’s University.
6. Montreal
| QS Best Student Cities Rank | 9th |
| Diversity (Percentage of Ethnic Groups) | 7.82% |
| Annual Percentage of Graduates | 51.35% |
| Rent | $709-$1050 |
| Average cost of tuition | $3,384 |
| Internet Speed | 64.81 Mbps |
| Living Expenses | $1,200 |
This student-friendly city situated in Quebec is worth a mention in this list. It is home to some of the best and highest-ranked universities such as the University of Montreal, McGill University, Concordia University, and HEC Montreal.
Transportation is also very accessible and inexpensive. In fact, there are over 200 bus routes and 50 metro stations with a single trip costing around $3.25. It’s also a very bike-friendly city.
7. Quebec City
| QS Best Student Cities Rank | 113 |
| Diversity (Percentage of Ethnic Groups) | 3.18% |
| Annual Percentage of Graduates | 41.95% |
| Rent | $831 |
| Average cost of tuition | $2,676 |
| Internet Speed | 74.59 Mbps |
| Living Expenses | $820 |
Quebec is an excellent city that offers quality education without burning a hole in your pockets. It’s a bustling city that’s full of life, culture, and even active nightlife that students enjoy.
Some notable schools in this city include Université Laval, 433rd in the QS World University Rankings, Université du Québec, and Ursuline Convent of Quebec City.
8. Trois-Rivières
| Diversity (Percentage of Ethnic Groups) | 1.98% |
| Annual Percentage of Graduates | 29.67% |
| Rent | $593 |
| Average cost of tuition | $1,071.91 |
| Internet Speed | 114.96Mbps |
| Living Expenses | $1,122 |
Trois-Rivières is known for high-quality academic institutions. It’s the home of the University of Quebec at Trois-Rivieres.
It has affordable tuition and reasonable prices of living expenses. There are also cafes and libraries available.
9. Winnipeg
| Diversity (Percentage of Ethnic Groups) | 11.67% |
| Annual Percentage of Graduates | 42.26% |
| Rent | $1,0377 |
| Average cost of tuition | $4,991 |
| Internet Speed | 87.28Mbps |
| Living Expenses | $1,231.41 |
The city offers low-cost housing, affordable cost of living, and diverse employment options when you graduate. It also has great schools such as the University of Winnipeg, University of Manitoba, RRC Polytech, Robertson College, Booth University College, and many more.
10. Brandon
| Diversity (Percentage of Ethnic Groups) | 11.25% |
| Annual Percentage of Graduates | 28.66% |
| Rent | $850 |
| Average cost of tuition | $4,059 |
| Internet Speed | 49.86Mbps |
| Living Expenses | $1,106.87 |
Tuition and rent here are reasonable. Not to mention, it’s also very safe here at Brandon.
Brandon University and Assiniboine Community College are two great institutions in this city that you can check out.
11. Cranbrook
| Diversity (Percentage of Ethnic Groups) | 3.48% |
| Annual Percentage of Graduates | 21.70% |
| Rent | $740 |
| Average cost of tuition | $5,395 |
| Internet Speed | 135.65Mbps |
| Living Expenses | $964.56 |
Cranbrook is a charming city in British Columbia. There are loads of interesting things to do here such as biking trails, nature tours, hiking, fishing, golf, and watersports.
If you’re a fan of the outdoors, you’ll love this place. College of the Rockies is a great school here that you can check out.
12. Rouyn-Noranda
| Diversity (Percentage of Ethnic Groups) | 1.59% |
| Annual Percentage of Graduates | 51.35% |
| Rent | $750 |
| Average cost of tuition | $2,636 |
| Internet Speed | 63.48Mbps |
| Living Expenses | $1,122 |
Rouyn-Noranda is a peaceful city conducive for studying with reasonable living expenses.
The city is known for being the home of Universite Du Quebec En Abitibi-Temiscamingue which has a high QS ranking, good infrastructure, competitive faculty, good international student enrollments, and impressive research facilities.
13. Red Deer
| Diversity (Percentage of Ethnic Groups) | 8.35% |
| Annual Percentage of Graduates | 26.05% |
| Rent | $871 |
| Average cost of tuition | $6,650 |
| Internet Speed | 139.89Mbps |
| Living Expenses | $1,178.48 |
Accommodation is easy to find in this city and most of the expenses are reasonable. The neighborhoods are also very safe to live in.
It’s a growing city with a lot of good schools. It’s a great place to study for sure.
14. Moncton
| Diversity (Percentage of Ethnic Groups) | 5.24% |
| Annual Percentage of Graduates | 35.19% |
| Rent | $930 |
| Average cost of tuition | $6,633 |
| Internet Speed | 184.97Mbps |
| Living Expenses | $1,243.62 |
This thriving city is a great place to live in. It has lots of natural parks and beaches that students can enjoy.
Aside from that, it has a great transportation system. It also has affordable housing options for students and a welcoming community that will make you feel safe.
15. Sault Ste. Marie
| Diversity (Percentage of Ethnic Groups) | 1.83% |
| Annual Percentage of Graduates | 28.83% |
| Rent | $992 |
| Average cost of tuition | $5,586.5 |
| Internet Speed | 199.96Mbps |
| Living Expenses | $1,115.3 |
It’s a small and charming city that’s very affordable. It’s very safe and the community is very welcoming as well.
Here you’ll find Sault College and Algoma University, which are both very good schools.
16. Abbotsford
| Diversity (Percentage of Ethnic Groups) | 9.61% |
| Annual Percentage of Graduates | 26.21% |
| Rent | $1,194 |
| Average cost of tuition | $4,564 |
| Internet Speed | 176.32Mbps |
| Living Expenses | $1,215.54 |
Here at Abbotsford, you can have a better lifestyle for less. It also has very mild temperatures, favorable housing costs, and outdoor spaces, while still having the appeal of urban living. Abbotsford gives students a great place to study in.
Some of your choices of schools here include the University of the Fraser Valley, Columbia Bible College, Summit Pacific College, and Ashton College.
17. Fredericton
| Diversity (Percentage of Ethnic Groups) | 7.16% |
| Annual Percentage of Graduates | 58.33% |
| Rent | $1,019 |
| Average cost of tuition | $7,923 |
| Internet Speed | 185.51Mbps |
| Living Expenses | $1,430.08 |
This town is made for students. It’s safe, has reasonable living expenses, and has all the services a student might need.
They even have theaters, lots of bookstores, and a weekly farmers market. Schools here include the University of New Brunswick – Fredericton Campus, St. Thomas University, and Maritime College of Forest Technology.
18. Courtenay
| Diversity (Percentage of Ethnic Groups) | 3.34% |
| Annual Percentage of Graduates | 31.34% |
| Rent | $1,217 |
| Average cost of tuition | $3,082 |
| Internet Speed | 156.88Mbps |
| Living Expenses | $1,083.97 |
Courtenay was ranked as one of the top livable cities in Canada and it wasn’t hard to see why. With affordable living expenses and fast internet, it’s a great place to study in as well.
It’s an innovative and vibrant city perfect for exploring students. It has lots of beaches and lakes you can enjoy during your free time.
19. Toronto
| QS Best Student Cities Rank | 13th |
| Diversity (Percentage of Ethnic Groups) | 14.69% |
| Annual Percentage of Graduates | 61.16% |
| Rent | $2,027 |
| Average cost of tuition | $7,999 |
| Internet Speed | 84.61 Mbps |
| Living Expenses | $800 |
Toronto’s home to some great universities such as the University of Toronto, York University, OCAD University, and Ryerson University.
For transportation, there’s the subway, a lot of buses and streetcars, ferries, and even taxis. It’s also one of the safest cities in the world, ranking 6th on the Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU)’s list.
20. Charlottetown
| Diversity (Percentage of Ethnic Groups) | 9.98% |
| Annual Percentage of Graduates | 45.37% |
| Rent | $969 |
| Average cost of tuition | $6,878 |
| Internet Speed | 128.19Mbps |
| Living Expenses | $1,364.68 |
Although this is a small city, we find that Charlottetown is a great place to study overall. It has high internet speed and a nice, welcoming community where you’ll fit right in.
Known schools here are the University of Prince Edward Island, Holland College, Maritime Christian College, and Prince of Wales College.
21. Saguenay
| Diversity (Percentage of Ethnic Groups) | 0.85% |
| Annual Percentage of Graduates | 26.35% |
| Rent | $475 |
| Average cost of tuition | $2,648 |
| Internet Speed | 102.80Mbps |
| Living Expenses | $1,154.07 |
Saguenay is known for affordable rent and utilities such as electricity, effective transportation, high-quality health care, and for being student-friendly. Your choice of schools here include Université du Québec à Chicoutimi and Conservatoire de musique de Saguenay.
22. Medicine Hat
| Diversity (Percentage of Ethnic Groups) | 4.26% |
| Annual Percentage of Graduates | 20.23% |
| Rent | $873 |
| Average cost of tuition | $4,539 |
| Internet Speed | 120.89Mbps |
| Living Expenses | $1,196.55 |
Medicine Hat is a great city. For most students, it’s a fantastic place to learn.
The city boasts of a low cost of living, affordable housing, and a good school system.
23. Victoria
| Diversity (Percentage of Ethnic Groups) | 8.25% |
| Annual Percentage of Graduates | 62.98% |
| Rent | $1,633 |
| Average cost of tuition | $6,142 |
| Internet Speed | 129.27Mbps |
| Living Expenses | $1,335.27 |
It houses one of the best schools for international students, the University of Victoria. People come here to study from virtually 118 different countries annually.
The city is clean, quiet, and safe. It’s conducive for studying.
24. Regina
| Diversity (Percentage of Ethnic Groups) | 11.16% |
| Annual Percentage of Graduates | 40.55% |
| Rent | $1,022 |
| Average cost of tuition | $7,138 |
| Internet Speed | 85.92Mbps |
| Living Expenses | $1,218.16 |
Regina has a pretty solid economy, low taxes, and a more affordable cost of living from what we’ve seen. They have affordable dining and entertainment.
Their housing options are also ideally priced with a really good transportation system.
25. Lethbridge
| Diversity (Percentage of Ethnic Groups) | 6.33% |
| Annual Percentage of Graduates | 32.65% |
| Rent | $977 |
| Average cost of tuition | $5,319 |
| Internet Speed | 126.56Mbps |
| Living Expenses | $1,390.52 |
Lethbridge is known for its great quality of life for a lesser cost. It has greater universities with high quality education and great student experience.
University of Lethbridge, Lethbridge College, and Reeves College Lethbridge are great options for schooling in this city.
26. Waterloo
| Diversity (Percentage of Ethnic Groups) | 11% |
| Annual Percentage of Graduates | 38.3% |
| Rent | $1190 |
| Average cost of tuition | $8730 |
| Internet Speed | 80 Mbps |
| Living Expenses | $668 |
Waterloo is actually known as one of the country’s technology hubs, being one of the top manufacturers of tech and innovation.
It’s a great place to study if you’re into IT and the sciences, you’ll also have higher chances of getting a job in the industry here after graduation. Prestigious universities found here include Wilfrid Laurier University and the University of Waterloo.
27. Ottawa
| QS Best Student Cities Rank | 55th |
| Diversity (Percentage of Ethnic Groups) | 6.80% |
| Annual Percentage of Graduates | 61.38% |
| Rent | $1,300 |
| Average cost of tuition | $7,589 |
| Internet Speed | 68.34 Mbps |
| Living Expenses | $948 |
Canada’s capital, found in the east of southern Ontario, is a delightful and student-friendly city. Ottawa is one of the best cities to study in especially if you want to get a degree in the sciences and history.
The city has a student-centered culture and offers a lot of diverse programs, activities, and events, which we like. Ottawa is home to wonderful universities such as the University of Ottawa, Carleton University, and Dominican University College, among many others.
28. Kamloops
| Diversity (Percentage of Ethnic Groups) | 3.83% |
| Annual Percentage of Graduates | 28.77% |
| Rent | $1,203 |
| Average cost of tuition | $5,316 |
| Internet Speed | 173.41Mbps |
| Living Expenses | $1,198.96 |
The city has a relaxed lifestyle with a warm climate that’s perfect for young people. It has family-friendly neighborhoods, great amenities, and well-rated schools such as Thompson Rivers University and Sprott Shaw College Kamloops.
29. Vancouver
| QS Best Student Cities Rank | 16th |
| Diversity (Percentage of Ethnic Groups) | 14.95% |
| Annual Percentage of Graduates | 69.33% |
| Rent | $2,013 |
| Average cost of tuition | $6,335 |
| Internet Speed | 85.83 Mbps |
| Living Expenses | $10,000 |
Vancouver is one of Canada’s densest and ethnically-diverse cities. The city is a melting pot of cultures.
It’s also a great city to study in because they have a lot of widely-recognized universities like The University of British Columbia, University Canada West, and Vancouver Island University.
30. St. Catharines
| Diversity (Percentage of Ethnic Groups) | 5.20% |
| Annual Percentage of Graduates | 31.53% |
| Rent | $1,142 |
| Average cost of tuition | $6,297 |
| Internet Speed | 93.28Mbps |
| Living Expenses | $1,169.75 |
This multicultural city is great for international students. It has a high percentage of graduates and affordable tuition.
Brock University and Niagara College are among your choices for the schools here.
31. Nanaimo
| Diversity (Percentage of Ethnic Groups) | 4.83% |
| Annual Percentage of Graduates | 31.24% |
| Rent | $1,167 |
| Average cost of tuition | $5,264 |
| Internet Speed | 188.73Mbps |
| Living Expenses | $1,372.99 |
It’s the perfect mix of urban and nature. It’s a great place for students who love the outdoors.
It has the best living conditions with a calm climate and a good school system. Vancouver Island University is definitely a school you should check out.
32. Kelowna
| Diversity (Percentage of Ethnic Groups) | 4.55% |
| Annual Percentage of Graduates | 29.92% |
| Rent | $1,396 |
| Average cost of tuition | $4,194 |
| Internet Speed | 167.43Mbps |
| Living Expenses | $1,220.85 |
Kelowna has fantastic weather, an active lifestyle, and a high quality of life, perfect for students and families. The community is really nice too.
Despite the high quality of life, living here won’t hurt your pockets. It’s also a place where you can find good schools such as Okanagan College and the University of British Columbia (Okanagan Campus).
33. Peterborough
| Diversity (Percentage of Ethnic Groups) | 2.54% |
| Annual Percentage of Graduates | 33.04% |
| Rent | $1,146 |
| Average cost of tuition | $6,118 |
| Internet Speed | 126.57Mbps |
| Living Expenses | $1,211.76 |
It offers the perfect blend of rural, urban and lakeside living. It has affordable tuition, rent, and utilities.
It’s a great place for students on a budget, we think. It also has great schools such as Fleming College and Trent University.
34. Thunder Bay
| Diversity (Percentage of Ethnic Groups) | 2.27% |
| Annual Percentage of Graduates | 33.03% |
| Rent | $1,082 |
| Average cost of tuition | $6,490 |
| Internet Speed | 109.32Mbps |
| Living Expenses | $1,181.47 |
Thunder Bay provides a good lifestyle without breaking the bank. It also has great opportunities for you after you graduate, so it’s not just a good place to study in but also a wonderful city to eventually settle in.
35. Sudbury
| Diversity (Percentage of Ethnic Groups) | 1.66% |
| Annual Percentage of Graduates | 28.14% |
| Rent | $1,035 |
| Average cost of tuition | $6,473 |
| Internet Speed | 126.13Mbps |
| Living Expenses | $1,191.80 |
If you love the outdoors, you’ll absolutely love studying here. It is a culturally diverse community with a great education and healthcare system.
It’s home to some fantastic schools such as the University of Sudbury, Cambrian College, and Laurentian University.
36. North Bay
| Diversity (Percentage of Ethnic Groups) | 1.35% |
| Annual Percentage of Graduates | 29.26% |
| Rent | $909 |
| Average cost of tuition | $6,026 |
| Internet Speed | 94.85Mbps |
| Living Expenses | $1,212.69 |
This is a very safe city with a low cost of living, ideal for students on a budget. You’ll also be surrounded by beauty all the time because of its natural environment.
There are also a lot of cultural festivals, local markets, and nature trails.
37. Kingston
| Diversity (Percentage of Ethnic Groups) | 4.16% |
| Annual Percentage of Graduates | 45.75% |
| Rent | $1,278 |
| Average cost of tuition | $8,631 |
| Internet Speed | 125.85Mbps |
| Living Expenses | $1,232.60 |
Kingston is one of the ideal places to live in because it has a lower cost of living. It also has great school systems.
Queen’s University, St. Lawrence College, Royal Military College of Canada, and St. Lawrence College are good options for you here.
38. Windsor
| Diversity (Percentage of Ethnic Groups) | 8.09% |
| Annual Percentage of Graduates | 34.40% |
| Rent | $1,046 |
| Average cost of tuition | $7,628 |
| Internet Speed | 72.46Mbps |
| Living Expenses | $1,243.62 |
Windsor is very secure and safe. It’s also beyond student-friendly with reasonable rates and living expenses.
Housing costs are also very affordable. Schools like the University of Windsor, St. Clair College, Canterbury College, and Assumption University are also great options for schooling with high standards of education and wonderful facilities.
39. Coquitlam
| Diversity (Percentage of Ethnic Groups) | 13.9% |
| Annual Percentage of Graduates | 30.0% |
| Rent | $1,536 |
| Average cost of tuition | $6,750 |
| Internet Speed | 80.50Mbps |
| Living Expenses | $1,201.16 |
Students who enjoy the outdoors will love Coquitlam a lot because of its opportunities for outdoor adventure such as hiking, biking, trail running, and fishing.
You can find Coquitlam College here, which is a good private postsecondary degree-granting institution.
40. Guelph
| Diversity (Percentage of Ethnic Groups) | 5.77% |
| Annual Percentage of Graduates | 48.09% |
| Rent | $1,415 |
| Average cost of tuition | $6,607 |
| Internet Speed | 103.78Mbps |
| Living Expenses | $1,337.49 |
Guelph is a fast-growing city that’s 45 minutes away from Toronto. They have a low unemployment and crime rate and a high standard of living.
It combines city life and small-town friendliness and is an ideal place to get your degree. The University of Guelph, the city’s main university, is known for its high level of education, research, and outstanding facilities.
41. Saskatoon
| Diversity (Percentage of Ethnic Groups) | 11.06% |
| Annual Percentage of Graduates | 44.35% |
| Rent | $1,159 |
| Average cost of tuition | $9,061 |
| Internet Speed | 70.37Mbps |
| Living Expenses | $1,259.92 |
This city ranks high in housing, safety, and healthcare. It’s a great place to live and is ideal for students because of its high percentage of graduates and reasonable living expenses.
Schools like the University of Saskatchewan and Saskatoon Teachers’ College can also be found here.
42. Prince George
| Diversity (Percentage of Ethnic Groups) | 3.67% |
| Annual Percentage of Graduates | 25.46% |
| Rent | $1,311 |
| Average cost of tuition | $5,533 |
| Internet Speed | 156.48Mbps |
| Living Expenses | $1,269.44 |
Prince George is known for its low cost of living and an excellent school system. They say that it’s one of the most community-minded cities in BC.
This makes it ideal for students to thrive.
43. Antigonish
| Diversity (Percentage of Ethnic Groups) | 5.2% |
| Annual Percentage of Graduates | 31.7% |
| Rent | $1,011 |
| Average cost of tuition | $8.495 |
| Internet Speed | 80Mbps |
| Living Expenses | $1,237.47 |
Antigonish is very family and student friendly. It’s a very safe environment conducive to studying.
There’s live theater, terrific food, and excellent shops here as well so it’s not boring. Students will also enjoy beaches and hiking trails.
44. Halifax
| Diversity (Percentage of Ethnic Groups) | 5.38% |
| Annual Percentage of Graduates | 48.70% |
| Rent | $1.411 |
| Average cost of tuition | $8.985 |
| Internet Speed | 118.87Mbps |
| Living Expenses | $1,319.94 |
Halifax is popular with international students because of its prime location and good economy, making it an ideal place to study. The city is conducive for a balanced lifestyle because it’s more relaxed.
There are so many schools here including Dalhousie University, Saint Mary’s University, Mount Saint Vincent University, University of King’s College, and Calderdale College.
45. Whitehorse
| Diversity (Percentage of Ethnic Groups) | 6.44% |
| Annual Percentage of Graduates | 44.55% |
| Rent | $1,159 |
| Average cost of tuition | $9,061 |
| Internet Speed | 47.98Mbps |
| Living Expenses | $1,279.54 |
It may not be the cheapest city to live in but Whitehorse offers an incredible quality of life, from what we’ve seen. It also has stunning nature.
It has great schools such as Yukon School of Visual Arts and Aurora College.
46. Barrie
| Diversity (Percentage of Ethnic Groups) | 3.55% |
| Annual Percentage of Graduates | 27.58% |
| Rent | $1,417 |
| Average cost of tuition | $6,693 |
| Internet Speed | 128.66Mbps |
| Living Expenses | $1,268.26 |
Barrie is one of the safest cities in Canada. It also offers a low cost of living and steady employment.
It’s also a great place for students because of its good community and inexpensive tuition costs.
47. Oshawa
| Diversity (Percentage of Ethnic Groups) | 3.48% |
| Annual Percentage of Graduates | 22.29% |
| Rent | $1,217 |
| Average cost of tuition | $7,366 |
| Internet Speed | 175.14Mbps |
| Living Expenses | $1,377.49 |
One of the things we like about Oshawa is how reliable its transit system is. Aside from that, they have affordable housing and beautiful surroundings.
It’s also very safe here, so you need not worry. It’s a wonderful place for students to learn.
48. London
| Diversity (Percentage of Ethnic Groups) | 6.97% |
| Annual Percentage of Graduates | 41.78% |
| Rent | $1,332 |
| Average cost of tuition | $10,193 |
| Internet Speed | 69.44Mbps |
| Living Expenses | $1,274.27 |
London is such a beautiful city. It boasts low-cost housing, small crime rates, an excellent educational system, health care facilities, culture, and even beautiful parks.
Western University, Fanshawe College, and Thames Valley College call it home.
49. Hamilton
| Diversity (Percentage of Ethnic Groups) | 5.77% |
| Annual Percentage of Graduates | 33.49% |
| Rent | $1.345 |
| Average cost of tuition | $8,181 |
| Internet Speed | 70.17Mbps |
| Living Expenses | $1,288.10 |
Hamilton is very safe and secure. The universities in this city are amongst the top universities in the world with high standards of education.
Schools you can choose from include McMaster University, Mohawk College, Redeemer University, and Hamilton Conservatory for the Arts.
50. Cambridge
| Diversity (Percentage of Ethnic Groups) | 4.0% |
| Annual Percentage of Graduates | 15.2% |
| Rent | $1,818 |
| Average cost of tuition | $8,730 |
| Internet Speed | 80.50Mbps |
| Living Expenses | $1,026.21 |
Cambridge is a thriving metropolitan city. Although a bit more expensive than the others, it boasts of high quality of life.
It’s very safe to live in and has a great choice of colleges you can attend.
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Source: https://www.clevercanadian.ca/student-friendly-cities-for-international-students-canada/
