Which country is best CANADA OR USA ? in the view of studying, working and safety and freedom for student?

Question

Which country is best CANADA OR USA ? in the view of studying, working and safety and freedom for student?

Answer 1

Both are good, they have good salaries. Canada has a very low temp. Most of the Gangsters are in the US. It's your choice. Think about all the benefits you can get in both countries then decide

Answer 2

take your pick, both Canada & the USA offer the same.

Answer 3

In terms of safety, both are fine. It really depends on where you end up - specific town, rather than country. Naturally, if you're in New Orleans, it's less safe than if you're in New York City. If you're in Vancouver, it may be less safe than if you're on Prince Edward Island.

In terms of studying, there are far more strong universities in the US than in Canada, but Canada also has a strong higher ed system. There are some internationally ranked unis in Canada, such as McGill, U Toronto, etc., but there are far more of them in the US, and more of them that have international reputations: Harvard, Princeton, Carnegie Mellon, Yale, etc. ad infinitum.

As for working after you finish your degree, that's where there's a major difference. In the US, unless you study a high demand field and do an internship in that field (computer science, nursing, etc.) it's unlikely you'll be able to find work once you graduate. It's possible, but unlikely. That process is a bit easier if you graduate from a Canadian institution, and try to stay and work in Canada.

It's also easier to get a student visa for Canada than for the US.

Both countries are excellent places to study, if you're an international student. But if you hope to stay and work once you graduate, Canada may be a better choice.

Answer 4

drinking age:  canada

more top flight universities and colleges:  united states

better sports:  united states, how many canadian college teams get talked about

better pro sports:  united states

more diverse people:  united states

don't speak french:  united states

safety:  probably canada, b/c in the US, we kinda like to fight

working:  haven't worked in canada, but in the US you can surf yahoo answers, so if your lucky you can find a job that pays you to do nothing.  united states

freedom:  tie i guess, i don't know what you mean by that

studying:  tie i guess, i don't really think there is any country that has an advantage as far as studying goes, you do it on your own time and if you like quiet go to a library or close your bedroom door, some people don't even have to study, they just absorb everything from their lecture

overall:  united states