Looking at foreign universities for undergrad, which are known to be easier to get admitted into?

Hey everyone, I'm a junior currently exploring my options for college. I've been thinking about the possibility of pursuing my undergraduate studies abroad. From your experiences or what you've heard, which foreign universities are easier to get into? I comprehend that 'easy' is relative, but I'm merely trying to gather some different perspectives. Thanks!

Hello!

When considering international universities, it's of great importance to ponder on various aspects such as language of instruction, available majors, and the cost of tuition and living in that country. Admission requirements can also vary significantly from one country to another, making it challenging to broadly label certain institutions or countries as 'easier' to gain admission.

However, I'll try to provide some general insights. Some universities in Canada such as Memorial University of Newfoundland, Brandon University, Universite de Saint-Boniface are known for having relatively more lenient admission criteria compared to some of their Canadian or US counterparts.

In Europe, several universities in countries like Poland, Hungary, and Romania are said to have welcoming policies for international students. It's worth noting that these countries have been known for their medical programs which are taught in English.

Australia and New Zealand also offer diverse opportunities with universities that, although competitive, may have lower entry requirements than other countries. For instance, universities like Southern Cross University, James Cook University in Australia, or Lincoln University in New Zealand are known for being more welcoming to international applicants.

Remember to verify whether your degree from international universities would be recognized back home, and to comprehend the implications of studying abroad such as adapting to a new culture, among other things. Always consider reaching out directly to universities you're interested in, they're usually very willing to help prospective students understand the admission process.

Good luck with your college search!