I have done B.tech in computer engineering and want to pursue a bachelor's in psychology. Would it be possible to get that in Canada also I got 80% on the 12th board?

Psychology is a young discipline that researches the intricate human mind and behaviour. Many students today pursue careers in psychology while keeping in mind the field's necessity and demand. 

Numerous Canadian colleges and universities in Canada offer bachelor's degrees in psychology. The following schools rank among the finest in Canada for bachelor's degrees in psychology.

1. University of Toronto
2. McGill University
3. University of British Columbia
4. University of Alberta
5. Simon Fraser University

To pursue a psychology bachelor's degree in Canada, you must first meet specific requirements. Although there are differences in criteria amongst universities, the fundamental ones are constant. Look at these, shall we:

High School Certificate
To apply for a BA or BSc in psychology in Canada, students must pass their 10+2 examinations from a reputable institution with a minimum cumulative grade point average of 55%. For accurate information, please check the university's official website.

Language Requirements
All international applicants must pass an English proficiency test for admission to Canadian universities. The tests' minimum results are:

• IELTS – 6.0 - 7.0
• TOEFL – 97 - 100
• PTE - 68
• CAEL - 70

Passport and Visa
All overseas students must have a current passport and a valid student visa to enrol in any course at any university in Canada. Do not forget to apply for your visa three months before the anticipated departure date.

Canada's BA psychology colleges demand a specific set of documents for admission. Below are some examples of typical documents:

• Transcripts of all educational qualification
• CV or Resume
• LOR or Letter of Recommendation
• SOP or Statement of Purpose
• Scorecards of IELTS/TOEFL/PTE/CAEL

Various factors affect how many basic psychology colleges in Canada charge. The entire cost can be roughly divided into two categories: living expenses and tuition.

Student fees
The cost of studying psychology in Canada varies depending on your selected universities and programmes. A psychology course at a Canadian university costs between $18,000 and $29,000 per year.

Living expenses
Canada has a range of living expenses depending on your lifestyle and tastes. International students' monthly costs range between CAD 900 and CAD 1500. It includes all luxuries, including lodging, food, transportation, office supplies, leisure activities, etc.

Canadian psychology bachelor's degree holders are employed in various entry-level positions that assist them in launching their professional careers.