Final Thoughts
Winning a fully funded master’s scholarship in Canada is competitive, but it is achievable with careful planning, a strong academic profile, and a well-prepared application.
Start your research early, organize your documents, and apply to every scholarship for which you are eligible.
Even if you don’t receive your first choice, applying broadly can increase your chances of securing fundings scholarship.
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I love to study masters in Canada in any university with low tuition.
I have obtained BSC in sociology and Anthropology with second class lower division.
Please select a course that best suit my previous studied.
Congratulations on earning your B.Sc. in Sociology and Anthropology!
With a Second Class Lower division, you still have opportunities to pursue a master’s degree in Canada.
Many universities consider applicants holistically, looking at factors such as work experience, a strong statement of purpose, and references in addition to academic performance.
Based on your background, these master’s programs would be a good fit:
* Master of Sociology
* Master of Social Work (if you meet the university’s prerequisites)
* Master of Public Administration (MPA)
* Master of Public Policy (MPP)
* Master of International Development
* Master of Community Development
* Master of Human Resource Management
* Master of Criminology
* Master of Global Health (at some universities)
* Master of Education (some programs accept graduates from other disciplines)
If you are looking for universities with relatively affordable tuition, consider researching institutions such as Memorial University of Newfoundland, University of Manitoba, University of Regina, University of New Brunswick, and the University of Prince Edward Island.
I recommend applying to multiple universities and scholarship opportunities to improve your chances.
Also, a strong personal statement and good recommendation letters can strengthen your application.
We’ll be publishing more guides on affordable Canadian universities, scholarships, and application tips on Cedarsprint, so stay tuned. Wishing you success with your study-abroad journey!