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Many students leave high school and go on to post-secondary education at a university or college of applied arts and technology.
Some universities and colleges offer co-operative education programs (Co-ops) that alternate periods of academic study with periods of work experience in a student's preferred field.
Students who attend college and university must pay tuition fees and meet admission requirements for their specific program. Tuition and admission requirements vary according to the school and program.
Most universities and colleges accept international students into their programs. Full time students require a Student Visa (Study Permit). A language assessment of English reading, writing and speaking skills may be necessary.
Kingston is home to two universities — Queen's University and Royal Military College — and a community college — St. Lawrence College — that welcome students from countries all over the world.
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