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Ans: MDS is referred to as Masters in Dentistry in Canada. Are dentists considered MDS? Type of Degree Upon finishing their formal education, a dentist does receive a type of medical degree. In fact, a dentist is referred to as a doctor specializing in oral health and who has earned either a Doctor of Dental […]

Graduate school includes master’s programs (typically one to two years of full time study following an undergraduate degree) and doctoral programs (approximately four to six additional years of study which may follow a master’s degree). Are graduate degrees same as masters? Graduate education encompasses research, study and teaching beyond the bachelor’s degree. While undergraduate education […]

There is both a public and private education system in Canada. The Canadian government heavily subsidizes education from kindergarten through to the post-secondary level, spending on average almost six percent of its GDP on education. What is the structure of education in Canada? In general, education in Canada can be split into four distinct sets […]

Canada’s Universal Healthcare system does not cover dental services and vision care. However, it is usually part of the compensation package offered by both public and private sector organizations. Is dental and vision covered in Canada? Workplace benefits plans generally include coverage for things like: Dental care. Vision care (eyeglasses and contact lenses) Does Canada […]

The Criminal Code was made law in 1892 by the Parliament of Canada in accordance with section 91(27) of the Constitution Act, 1867, which gives the federal government the power to make criminal laws in Canada. What criminal Offence in Canada is not codified? The fact that an offence exists at common law and is […]

To study at post-secondary school in Canada, you need to have your existing level of education assessed. The assessment verifies your foreign degree, diploma or certificate (or other proof of your credential) is valid and equal to a Canadian one. Can a highschool graduate study in Canada? A Canadian student only becomes eligible to attend […]

$3.44 CAD per tooth. They reported that Canadian kids receive on average $3.44 CAD per tooth. Some parents noted that younger children are more than happy with a handful of coins, since they don’t understand the value of money just yet. What does the Tooth Fairy pay in 2022? The 2022 Original Tooth Fairy Poll® […]

If you are under 18, the bank will require that your parent or guardian co-sign for the loan. A loan is a contract (see question below about entering into contracts). If you do not pay the loan back, the person who co-signed will be responsible for repayment. Can a 17 year old pull a loan? […]

Canadian citizens do not need visas to study or participate in an exchange program in the U.S. However, Canadian students do need to obtain an I-20 (or DS-2019) Certificate of Eligibility from the university, school or exchange program they plan to attend. Can an international student in Canada go to USA? As a foreign student, […]

A Bachelor of Science or BSc is an undergraduate study program that usually lasts between three and five years. While enrolled in school, students have the opportunity to take general and specialized classes to obtain credit for graduation. What is BSc called in Canada? Studying Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.) The Bachelor of Science (B.Sc. degree) […]