It does snow a lot in the winter. It usually starts around mid to late November and ends in April. If you want to avoid snow, I will recommend looking into BC. This year it snowed a lot in BC, but usually it doesn't snow this much. I remember, a few years ago, it only snowed three times throughout the year in Vancouver.
Refer to this website here, this should help you. www.ualberta.ca/admissions/undergraduate/tuition-and-scholarships/scholarships-and-awards/index.html?
Thank you for the video , I got accepted to UAlberta and really looking forward to be at this amazing place
which program
Great video, Brings back a lot of memories from when I was a student forty years ago. Lots, and Lots of infrastructural changes.
So wonderful , i looove it . thank you :)
Keep doing good work...
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Is the weather there quite stable? Does it snow heavily or..?
It does snow a lot in the winter. It usually starts around mid to late November and ends in April. If you want to avoid snow, I will recommend looking into BC. This year it snowed a lot in BC, but usually it doesn't snow this much. I remember, a few years ago, it only snowed three times throughout the year in Vancouver.
@@mydesiway1837 Ah tysmm! I applied to both UBC and UofA, but UofA is much more affordable for me, so I wonder if i could survive the winter there xDD
@@flayregt2547 By any chance, are you an international student? Also, if you are, are you coming from a tropical country?
Keep going good luck😊😊😊
Thank you so much 💓
So beautiful
Plz guide me about scholarship in University of Alberta plzzz
Refer to this website here, this should help you. www.ualberta.ca/admissions/undergraduate/tuition-and-scholarships/scholarships-and-awards/index.html?
I wonder what the average IQ is if someone who goes to a university is