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Hey, thanks a lot, I am very happy to hear that you enjoy my videos. The criteria very much depend on your program. What program are you applying for at Concordia?

The tuition is calculated based on the course credits you take, so you pay per credit per semester. Unfortunately there is no other way of calculating it. You are also charged additional fees for student associations and other smaller contributions, as an international Student you also pay for health insurance through Concordia. I hope this helps

Hey, it very much depends on what you are looking for long term. I know that HEC has a great international reputation, however, Concordia also has a strong masters program as far as I am concerned. Do you already know which industry, job, geography etc you are looking to work in?

Thanks a lot Axel🙏

That’s amazing haha! Window facing the fb tower?

I agree that the laws certainly don’t make the province more attractive to international and out of province students. Let’s see how the recent policy changes will effect applications

Hey, the demand for appartments is very high, esp for students, however, Montreal Is stil significantly lower than Toronto or Vancouver. With regards to the science program, what I have heard, it’s very good, but in terms of prestige, if the name is going to be important for your career, I would recommend you to apply to McGill

No,it’s not

Hey, no, the classes are in English. No French is required, although you can submit assignments in French too

Hey, ja, grundsätzlich geht es überall! Im Internet auf den Webseiten Deiner Stadtverwaltung kannst Du checken ob sie den Service auch anbieten

Hii swaksharchnada you have got your offer letter? If yes lets connect it would be helpful

Hey, I’m not 100% sure. You might want to check with Concordias ISO

Which university

Hey, it definitely does. Here in Montreal it will always work against you, I'm sure there are plenty of firms - especially in the engineering area - which may not require you to speak French, but you will always be in a disadvantage to those who do speak French. Unless you are willing to put in the time to learn the language right from the get go, it may be better to look into Universities outside of Quebec

I’m not sure I understand the question correctly. Concordia doesn’t have a specific rate of international students that they accept for each program, the criteria of each major differ and don’t really take your origin into consideration. And with regards to the visa, as soon as you get your acceptance from Concordia, you apply to your visa in a separate process overseen by the government

Let me know, if this answers your question

Good luck! I hope to see you soon here in Montreal

Since I’m still in my bachelor, I am not exactly sure

www.concordia.ca/admissions/graduate/apply/deadlines.html

This link should show all relevant dates

The equipment and quality of the camera really don’t matter. I’d embrace the lower quality and make it part of the narrative. Come up with a justification within your story for why the footage looks the way it does, or just assume it is supposed to look like it does. The most important thing for you to get in is to illustrate the ability to explore a subject visually and to create relatable characters. Focus on those two things and you will be fine;)

I’m happy that it helps:)

Hey, absolutely! Send me a message to philippkleinofficial and I might be able to give you some advice

It definitely is a university not Fachhochschule. The focus is on academics. It really depends on what you are looking for. Are you considering both options?

Hey, it depends on your specific major. Generally, Concordias thresholds are not too high, but for some programs it is. What are you looking to apply fir?

@@philippklein1 i actually need help on the course to choose

I actually just released a video on the different neighbourhoods in Montreal and their profile. In terms of specific methods on how to find a place and what to look out for, that is covered in depth in my guide

Montreal's Student-Friendly Neighborhoods - Concordia, McGill and other Universities ruclips.net/video/uBbjayB-aGg/видео.html

@@philippklein1 oh sure, watched that video, thanks for the help🫰

Hey, I’d love to! Could you specify what exactly you mean with opportunities for artists?

Glad you enjoyed it🙏

Thats super exciting! Good luck with everything, I’m glad, you enjoy watching my vids!

Great addition! Thanks alot for checking out the video

Thanks a lot! I’m glad you like it!

Already working on more

Good point! Happened quite often to me

Hey NDG is a very nice neighborhood, one of the pricier ones. I’m not very familiar with the housing situation over there though. Cote St Luc is also in the area over there and then Westmount (although that ends before loyola I believe). If I were you I would check the student residence options there, they are in very close proximity to campus. Let me know if that helped and please consider subscribing to the channel:) All the best!

It is really helpful. Thank you for replaying.

@@ForFact-qt4un My pleasure! And let me know if you have any further questions. Please consider subscribing to my channel and check out the guide! It would mean a lot to me🙏

I’m glad it helped you! Please consider subscribing to the channel to help me reach more people and let me know if you have any other questions;)

To be frank i subscribed to your you tube video ...when i saw you video about you first day at concordia university...but for long time you weren't posting about Concordia university

@@ForFact-qt4un yes, I know. It took me a while to realize that videos purely about Concordia is what I should make, then I paused uploading completely for a while to sot down, come up with a plan, try different sets, but now I’m all in on Concordia Videos

Hey Linh, thanks for your comment! In terms of support, there is nothing to expect from Uni, quite the opposite, they expect you to finance everything related to your project out of your own pocket. In terms of collaborations, Concordia is a great place. The other fine arts programs are pretty good too, so by simply reaching out or making friends on campus you should have an easy time getting in touch with other students. Most of us are looking for projects and connections so that's one of the most amazing things about Film School. For me the schedule is tight because I include so many projects and networking opportunities. The purely academic and school related work if you are only in film production wont overwhelm you. Let me know if this answers your question or if there is anything else I can help you with!

@@philippklein1 Thanks a lot for your detailed explanation. Things are clearer than before to me. I wish you all the best with your studying as well as your career!

@@linhanan1415 Hey Linh, I'm glad I was able to help! Please consider checking out my Guide and subscribing to my channel. It would go a long way helping me to make these videos and help future students. All the best and good luck with your studies, Philipp

Hey, the program is very good for people looking to get first experiences and those interested into the more creative and artsy side of film. I made a video about the film program that is a little bit more comprehensive (). In terms of creating art, most students in the Production program are very active and making a lot of movies, the atmosphere in and outside of school is very hands on which is nice. I found that there are way more opportunities to work on sets than there is time, generally speaking it's students sets but with a little bit of effort it is not too difficult to get on professional sets either. Let me know if this answers your question

Hey, there are a lot of factors to consider, but from what I read online Northeastern in Boston has a much lower acceptance rate, therefore I would definitely choose Boston over Montreal from an academic point of view. Why are you hesitant?

@@philippklein1I am an international student. I am worried about the work visa and also cost of living

@@harikrishnan843 I live in the Boston area and housing/apartments are expensive if you live off campus. The Montreal Metro is better than the T in Boston. My daughter is starting Concordia in the fall. It's cheaper for us and a good international experience close to home. Northeastern is a great school. Congrats on getting in. It's a 5 yr school with built in work/co-op experience. The cities are similar in that there are a lot of colleges and students in both and both are downtown schools.

Which one did you finally decide on ?

Hey Karthik, thanks a lot for your question! Congratulations on your admission! I don’t personally have insight into the Masters in Applied Computer Science, I know that the CS Bachelor here is a good program and the professors overall are pretty decent! In terms of job opportunities I think computer science is one of the most sought after labour here, so you shouldn’t have any problems with that regard! I hope this helps, let me know if you have any other questions

@@philippklein1 thanks dude ! This actually helps ! 😁

@@karthikd9460 No worries, I'm glad I can help;) Please consider subscribing to my channel and sharing it with your friends, it would mean a lot to me and would help me in reaching and helping out more futre students

I'm also admitted to the same program, lets connect

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